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Multiple Fentanyl Body CarriersĀ Stopped

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the El Paso area ports of entry have encountered individuals attempting to smuggle fentanyl concealed internally on their bodies over the past two weeks.Ā 

ļæ¼Taylor Muff Earns All-WAC Honors

UTRGV enters the WAC Tournament as the #8 seed and will face #9 Seattle U on Tuesday at 2Ā p.m. (CT) at Michelob ULTRA Arena. Fans can watch the game in the United States onĀ ESPN+Ā or internationally atĀ WACsports.com/Watch.

BH Properties Opens Regional Office in Houston to Support Growing Portfolio in Central and...

Texas Border Business Los Angeles, CA — Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm BH Properties has opened a regional office in Houston to manage its growing...

Agents Arrest Multiple Criminal Migrants

Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Sector Border Patrol agents arrested four migrants with criminal history.

ļæ¼New Rules To Defund Municipalities That Defund PoliceĀ 

"Texas remains a law-and-order state and we continue to make it abundantly clear that we support our law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line every day to keep communities safe," said Governor Abbott.

Vantage Bank Launches New Improved WebsiteĀ Ā 

Vantage Bank looks forward to delivering this enhanced website to you and we look forward to receiving your feedback!Ā 

ļæ¼Paving the Path for Commerce: South Port Connector Road

The Port of Brownsville has seen an increase in truck traffic in recent years, registering 438,000 truck movements in 2021, which represents an average of 1,200 truck movements per day.

Multiple Gang Members and Sex OffendersĀ Arrested

Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Sector Border Patrol agents arrested three migrants with prior convictions for sexual crimes and three gang members.

Crosswind Landing,Ā a Multimillion-Dollar ProjectĀ Lands in Combes, Texas

Combes currently has a population of about 3,000 people, enviably major roads like I-69E and State Highway 107 run right through Combes, and that's how the developers and the city are leveraging their investment.

La Joya trustee convicted of extortionĀ 

U.S. District Judge Micaela Alvarez accepted the plea and set sentencing for June 16. At that time, Salinas faces up to 20 years in federal prison.

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