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Sen. Cruz: President Biden Has Worsened Humanitarian Crisis on Southern Border

Despite publicly claiming a little over a week ago that there was not a crisis at the border, the Biden administration has reportedly activated a “volunteer” force to help address a “surge in migration along the Southwest border.”

Hidalgo County Judge signs order loosening COVID-19 restrictions, but encourages continued vigilance

Businesses and other establishments in Hidalgo County will no longer have facial covering or capacity restrictions beginning at midnight Wednesday to comply with state orders to open up Texas, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez said.

Diaz Named to Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of The Year Watch List

The Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission released the official watch list for the 2021 Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award on Tuesday

Edinburg CISD, City of Edinburg, Hidalgo County host first dose COVID-19 Community Vaccine Clinic

The Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District, in partnership with the Hidalgo County Health Department and the City of Edinburg, will host a First Dose COVID-19 Community Vaccine Clinic this week.

Dual Credit Programs offers its ‘thanks’ to partnering ISDs

MCALLEN, TEXAS– South Texas College Dual Credit Programs administrators spent the early months of 2021 offering gratitude to school districts for their commitment and valued partnerships. In May 2020, Dual Credit Programs became accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP), a historical milestone for the college and a first in Texas.

Futuro RGV: McAllen Mayoral Candidates Forum

Futuro RGV, a nonpartisan civic organization, will host a series of candidate forums in March for Mayoral, City Commission and Public Utility Board candidates.

Edinburg CISD teachers, staff receive COVID-19 vaccines

The Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District announced on Monday that approximately 4,300 of the District's teachers and staff had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine

Sepulveda Earns WAC Baseball Player of the Week Honors

The Western Athletic Conference (WAC) announced on Monday that postbaccalaureate student shortstop Christian Sepulveda of The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) baseball team is the TicketSmarter Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Hitter

Ronnie McDowell And “Older Women” Celebrates 40 Years Together

Country music hitmaker Ronnie McDowell is celebrating the 40th Anniversary of his hit single, “Older Women” which reached number one in 1981. Now, in 2021 “Older Women '' has gone viral on Tik Tok reaching nearly 130 million views and counting through a cover by The Sheltons.

Governor Abbott Provides Update On State Response To Humanitarian Crisis At Southern Border

Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference in Mission, Texas to discuss the state's response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis at the Texas-Mexico border.

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