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Mexico is now manufacturing electric cars built by women 

The company was founded in 2017; the manufacturer inaugurated its assembly plant headquarters in Puebla, Mexico, in mid-2018.

Over 1,000 Post-Grad Jobs

The inaugural Workforce Summit was dedicated to providing the most up-to-date information regarding the college’s innovative workforce programs.

Daylen Williams Signs for 2022-23

In 2020-21, Williams averaged 3.7 points on 41.5% shooting, 4.8 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 24 games (one start)

Federal government should pay to educate undocumented students in Texas

Abbott said that states need to be able to enforce their own immigration policies or the federal government should cover the cost of educating undocumented children in public schools.

RGV Agents Apprehend 705 Migrants  

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol (RGV) agents and local law enforcement partners encountered four large groups and disrupted three human smuggling events resulting in 705 apprehensions.

Celebrating Small Businesses

This year’s theme for National Small Business Week is “Building a Better America Through Entrepreneurship” to acknowledge small businesses for their resiliency, ingenuity, and creativity.

‘One Nation/One Project’

The city of Edinburg was the only site selected in the state of Texas.

My Legacy Should Be Clear Enough for My Children to Be Proud,” Jamie Brown-Rosas

My Legacy Should Be Clear Enough for My Children to Be Proud," Jamie Brown-Rosas

Sex Offender and Gang Members Arrested in the RGV

Rio Grande Valley Sector (RGV) agents arrested a registered sex offender and four gang members over the last few days.

Edinburg Appoints City Secretary

She is knowledgeable of the duties and responsibilities that this crucial position entails,” said Edinburg City Manager Myra L. Ayala.

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