Alien Smuggling Attempt Halted at Checkpoint
U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Javier Vega Jr., Checkpoint in Sarita, Texas, stopped a human smuggling attempt.
USL Academy League Set to Launch in Spring 2021
The United Soccer League unveiled for the first time Wednesday details on the new USL Academy League, set to launch in Spring 2021.
TSC inspires HVAC instructor to return to the classroom
Federico Rodriguez’s journey at Texas Southmost College began as a student and over the years transitioned into a career of which he is proud.
Governor Abbott Expands Business Openings In Texas
Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference where he announced that he will be issuing an Executive Order to expand openings of certain businesses and activities.
TSC Student Life Virtual Activities promote Student Engagement
Navigating a new way of keeping students connected and engaged, Texas Southmost College is finding innovative ways of hosting virtual activities and events during this time of remote learning due to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Governor Abbott Releases Statement On Jailing Of Dallas Salon Owner
Governor Greg Abbott today released a statement on the jailing of Dallas Salon Owner, Shelley Luther
AG Paxton Calls for Immediate Release of Salon Owner Unjustly Jailed for Working to...
Attorney General Ken Paxton today sent a letter to a Dallas County judge, stating that he abused his authority by putting Shelley Luther, owner of a hair salon, in jail for opening her salon to feed her family.
Small Businesses Turn to Paycheck Protection Program and Innovation to Survive
Today, we released the second MetLife & U.S. Chamber Small Business Coronavirus Impact Poll.
Mission launches COVID-19 business recovery task force
The City of Mission, Mission Economic Development Corporation, and the Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce have launched a COVID-19 task force as part of a joint initiative to help local businesses recover from losses caused by the pandemic.
How Collectors are transforming Courts as Collectors
A report released today by The Pew Charitable Trusts finds that lawsuits brought by a company with an attorney versus an individual who often has no legal representation are increasingly dominating state civil courts.
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