Newswise — As more Americans begin the transition from working almost entirely at home to working again at their pre-pandemic office spaces, experts in management and organization are considering what has been learned from the experience of the past 17 months and what might change in the ways people work. What will “the new normal” of work life look like in the months and years to come?

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) discussed the bipartisan infrastructure deal that was reached and the need to review legislative text.

A second city near the Texas border is scrutinizing a charity run by the Catholic Church for releasing COVID-19 positive migrants into their community.

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is launching a streamlined application portal to allow borrowers with Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans $150,000 or less through participating lenders to apply for forgiveness directly through the SBA.

For many months, we've been telling our supporters that our cages are filling faster than we are able to provide lifesaving outcomes.

The Laredo College Leadership, Excellence and Academic Preparation in STEM (LEAPS) Summer Bridge Program provided 55 incoming Laredo College freshmen who participated an array of hands-on, full-filled STEM activities.

EDINBURG – There is still time to apply for rental assistance if you are a qualifying Hidalgo County resident who has been adversely affected by COVID-19 as a Federal Eviction Moratorium reaches its’ deadline on Saturday, July 31.

EDINBURG, TX –Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley arrested three migrant gang members with criminal history.

EDINBURG, TX – Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Sector (RGV) agents have logged 845 migrants within 24-hours, as apprehensions along the Rio Grande of south Texas prove another busy month in July.

EDINBURG, TX– Smugglers’ reckless tactics risk migrant lives and cause damage to property. Rio Grande City Border Patrol Station (RGC) agents alongside Roma Police Department officers approached an apartment suspected of harboring illegally present migrants. Upon arrival, law enforcement authorities noticed the front window was open and saw blankets spread out across the floor. Agents discovered 17 migrants from the countries of Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. No caretaker was identified.