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Kicking off Stormwater Improvement Initiative

The project comes at a cost of $2,341,557.34 with no additional cost to the taxpayer.

EPA Plan Threatening Oil & Gas Production in Permian Basin

If the EPA's proposed re-designation is not suspended, the State of Texas will take action necessary to protect the production of oil.

Meet Marta Salinas, a University Unsung Hero

While she has worked with UTRGV for nearly a decade, she said her favorite thing about her long career is still being able to see the littlest Vaqueros graduate and move on to the next steps in their educations.  

Los Palominos Set to Replace Aaron Watson as Headliner for Texas Cook’Em 2022

For more information on Texas Cook’Em please visit www.edinburg.com

Make your pet’s summer a healthy one 

Whether you’re taking your pet on a trip or enjoying the great outdoors, it’s important to take steps to keep your pet healthy and safe this summer.

Atwood Signs with the White Sox Organization

Atwood completed his Bachelor of Science in Psychology in May 2019 and his Master of Educational Leadership in May 2020.

immersive Sensory Room Open at the Fasken Recreation Center

This project is a collaboration of Council Member for District 7 Vanessa Perez, the City of Laredo Parks and Leisure Department, the City of Laredo Health Department Family Support & Community Resources, and the Children and Young Adults with Special Healthcare Needs Program.

AG Pax­ton Cel­e­brates END of Roe v. Wade

Never again should something like this happen in America.

Operation Lone Star Turns Back Over 22,000 Migrants

Operation Lone Star continues to fill the dangerous gaps left by the Biden Administration's refusal to secure the border.

Food safety tips for summer gatherings

Mark the time the food is removed from temperature control, so you can determine when it should be discarded. After four hours, discard any leftover food. 

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