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Texas Border Business is regarded by the business community as one of the most valuable credible sources of commerce news in the Rio Grande Valley.

New Human Resources Director and Interim Economic Development Director

Know that I am here to support each and every one of you and that my door is always open to help in any way possible.

Am I able to vote in the Special Election for Congressional District 34?  

By Order of Election and Proclamation issued by Governor Greg Abbott, voters registered in Congressional District 34 prior to the 2022 Redistricting of jurisdictional lines, are eligible to vote in this election.

A Wanted Migrant and Gang Members Arrested

All subjects were processed accordingly.

One-Stop Webpage for Donations To Support Uvalde Community 

“As the Uvalde community grieves this terrible crime, we have seen an outpouring of support from Texans and people around the country offering to help during this heartbreaking time,” said Governor Abbott.

CONSUMER ALERT: Potential Fraud in Charitable Giving in Uvalde Tragedy

The prayers of the Attorney General and his employees are offered for all who are suffering from this senseless killing. 

Governor Abbott Update on Uvalde Tragedy

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City of McAllen Message on Tragedy in Uvalde

Texas Border Business The City of McAllen passes along a message of condolences and hope concerning the tragedy in Uvalde. We must protect all...

Grant Opportunities for School Safety

Please reach out to Alicia Seagraves at Alicia.seagraves@mail.house.gov for any additional support.

Serious Punishment for Juveniles Making False Threats Of Violence At Schools

Under Texas Penal Code Section 42.06, false threats which place a person in fear of imminent bodily injury or cause a law enforcement agency to respond and involve a school campus, are a state jail felony. 

Bicentennial Blvd. Beautification June 2nd

The total project cost was $115,748.  The project was completed by McAllen Parks & Recreation crews, saving $101,897 as a result of doing the work in-house. 

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