Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez released more than 3,000 pages of documents on Wednesday in response to an inquiry by members of the Rio Grande Valley Legislative Delegation.

Mission Consolidated Independent School District Superintendent, Dr. Carol G. Perez, has been tasked with shaping the curriculum management program that aids in teacher lessons and instruction for students in the state.

U.S. Senators John Cornyn (R-TX), Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), and Ed Markey (D-MA) sent a letter yesterday to Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) leadership requesting they hold a public hearing with the independent review panel and Army leadership on the command climate and culture at Fort Hood after the disappearances and deaths of several soldiers stationed there, including SPC Vanessa Guillén.

U.S. Border Patrol K-9 team leads agents to cocaine smuggling attempt.

For Cesar Nuñez, his love for the medical field started the day he witnessed and helped at the scene of a motorcycle accident.

When I was a kid I remember watching programs about Houdini the magician on TV. At some point I think I even wanted to be a magician.

Texas Southmost College Teacher Education program graduate Mireya Torres is proof that an associate degree will help you get ahead, even in the middle of a pandemic. She immediately received a promotion at work when she graduated in May 2020.

As Valley Baptist Health System remains laser-focused on efforts to ensure that local residents continue to have access to high-quality healthcare in the safest environment, area physicians are urging the community to avoid delaying both emergency and routine healthcare.

The Billionaires’ Wealth Windfall Update is a periodic report on the outrageous growth in wealth of U.S. billionaires during the coronavirus pandemic.

Determined to consider groundbreaking options for learning, new Dean for Business, Public Safety, and Technology (BPST) Sara Lozano says her team is ready to be innovative and unveil a new era of higher education and workforce training.