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Ochoa Makes Most of Second Chance with TSC Cross Country
After 13-hour construction shifts under the Florida sun, Texas Southmost College student-athlete Ignacio Ochoa Jr. still had miles to run. Hundreds of miles away from his TSC teammates, Ochoa trained on his own, took classes online and traveled from Florida to meet the Scorpions at races.
South Texas College Gathers School District Leaders for Annual CTE Meeting
South Texas College’s Dual Credit Programs brought school district representatives together for its annual Career and Technical Education (CTE) Leadership Meeting, focusing on expanding student access to workforce training as well as connections with regional employers.
Little Caesars® Opens Doors to Newest Restaurant in Palmview
Little Caesars® announced its newest restaurant in Palmview, located at 180 North La Homa Road, is now open.
As Daylight Saving Time ends, TEST your smoke alarms as you TURN your clocks...
Daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 1 and the American Red Cross, Texas Gulf Coast Region, encourages everyone to TEST their smoke alarms as they TURN their clocks back to make sure the devices are working.
DOE Announces over $230M to Strengthen Power Grid and Cut Costs
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced a $237 million funding opportunity to boost American manufacturing and strengthen supply chains for critical electric grid components.
STC Dual Credit Students Claim Top Honors at National Sociology Conference
Four Mercedes Early College Academy (MECA) students enrolled in dual credit courses through South Texas College (STC) earned top honors at the Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology (AACS) Virtual Conference, demonstrating their ability to conduct research, communicate complex ideas and compete at the collegiate level.
Edinburg Police Shooting Suspect Identified
The Edinburg Police Department is investigating a shooting that left one officer seriously injured with multiple gunshot wounds and the suspect deceased.
David Deanda Jr. Honored for a Lifetime of Leadership, Integrity and Service to South...
For more than four decades, S. David Deanda Jr. has helped build a banking institution while dedicating his time to organizations serving families, students and communities across South Texas.
Election Day Approaches: Early Voting Ends FRIDAY Oct. 30th
Texas residents are approaching the November 3, 2026, general election, with early voting scheduled to begin Monday, October 19, and continue through Friday, October 30, according to the Texas Secretary of State.
Parade Float Registration Remains Open for City of Pharr’s Salute to Veterans Parade
The City of Pharr continues to accept applications from community members, businesses, organizations, and groups interested in participating in the annual Salute to Veterans Parade on Saturday, November 7, 2026, in Downtown Pharr. Applications must be submitted by Tuesday, November 3.
