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City of McAllen Breaks Ground on New Metro McAllen, Parks & Rec Facility

The City of McAllen celebrated the beginning of construction of two departments’ facilities on a 16-acre property: The Parks & Recreation Department New Administration Office & Maintenance Warehouse Facility and the Transit Department New Metro Transfer Station, Administration Office & Bus Maintenance Facility.
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DHR Health’s “Fishing For Hope” Tournament Returns to South Padre Island to Benefit Hope...

The 15th Annual "Fishing for Hope" Tournament will once again kick off on South Padre Island on August 28, 2021 after the pandemic forced it to be cancelled last summer.

Rene E. De Coss Appointed as Presiding Judge for the City of Brownsville’s Municipal...

The City of Brownsville appointed Rene E. De Coss as Presiding Judge for the City of Brownsville’s Municipal Court. 

Don McLean Reflects on The Passing of Nanci Griffith

McLean and Griffith performed two songs together during his 'Live In Austin' television taping for PBS at The Paramount Theatre in 1999

Senator Hinojosa Announces $350,000 Grant to Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement (VIDA)

Texas Workforce Commissioner representing Labor, Julian Alvarez presented a Texas Talent Connection grant award to Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement (VIDA).
ederal judge recently ruled that the Biden administration must reinstate former President Donald Trump’s “remain in Mexico” policy for many migrants. Photo Credit:  Sophie Park/The Texas Tribune

Texas judge’s order to revive “remain in Mexico” policy misinterprets immigration law, migrant advocates...

Earlier this year, when President Joe Biden announced his administration was ending a policy that required asylum-seekers to stay in Mexico as they awaited court decisions on their cases, immigrant and human rights advocates applauded the reversal, saying the Trump-era policy had put migrants in dangerous situations.
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Sandbag Distribution Set to Begin Wednesday in Mission

With the threat of rain looming from Tropical Depression Grace, the City of Mission has opted to open a self-serve station for sandbags at Lions Park (1500 Kika de la Garza loop) beginning Wednesday to help residents. 

STC On-Campus Fall classes to shift online for first two weeks

South Texas College Safety Committee is dedicated to the health and safety of our employees and students.

RGV Border Patrol Interdict Seven Smuggling Attempts

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol (RGV) agents disrupt multiple human smuggling incidents resulting in the arrest of 91 migrants.

CBP Officers Seize over $2 Million in Cocaine at Pharr International Bridge

U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations (OFO) at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility intercepted $2,007,700 in alleged cocaine.

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