Henry Cuellar’s Bill Protecting U.S. Law Enforcement & Federal Employees Abroad Became Law
My bill, the Jaime Zapata and Victor Avila Federal Officers and Employees Protection Act, was signed into law.
Hernandez Reappointed to Texas Crime Stoppers Council
Governor Greg Abbott has reappointed Carlo Hernandez to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council for terms set to expire September 1, 2025.
Business students take first place in restaurant competition
Their presentation impressed the judges so much it earned them the top prize. Of their concept, the judges said, “What distinguished the UTRGV student presentation was that it was innovative, followed a growing trend, and was very distinct from the other presentations in the boldness of their idea.”
Richard Gonzales announces bid for Hidalgo County Democratic Chair
Focusing on the future of the party, he has centered his bid for leadership on five concepts: strengthening relationships, proving resources, opening doors, sharing practices, and transparency.
FDA Expands Eligibility for COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices will meet later today to discuss further clinical recommendations.
SENTRI Inspection Intercepts 47 Live Roosters/Hens
The incident happened on the evening of November 12th, when a United States citizen made entry via the SENTRI lane and was referred for inspection by CBP officers. At secondary, CBP officers discovered live poultry in stockings under the front seats. Because of the nature of the findings, CBP agriculture specialists were called in to assist with the inspection.
Two musicians on All-State Mariachi Ensemble
Andrew Trevino and Austin Rosalez are not only on the All-State list but both earned First Chair for their instrument on the 2021-22 TMEA (Texas Music Educators Association) All-State Mariachi Ensemble.
Volleyball Falls In WAC Tournament Quarterfinals
Fourth-seeded The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Vaqueros volleyball team fell to the fifth-seeded Grand Canyon University Lopes. UTRGV Image
When are water damage and mold covered by insurance?
Most homeowner and renters policies cover sudden and accidental water damage. Examples would include a burst pipe, toilet overflow, or broken washer hose.
Math Professor Named ROTA 2021 winner
Typically, the UT System Board of Regents awards 27 ROTA winners across the UT System, but this year only 14 were selected.







































