Every year hundreds of migrants die in the Rio Grande Valley area after trekking over 1,000 miles through Central America and Mexico.

With employment opportunities in the construction industry surging, Texas Southmost College is set to provide residents of the Rio Grande Valley with the opportunity to enter the workforce and earn nearly triple the income of an average laborer.

On Tuesday, in a span of less than 12 hours, Border Patrol agents assigned to the Rio Grande Valley Sector’s McAllen and Rio Grande City stations arrested two previously convicted sex offenders and a member of the notorious Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang.

Mission City Manager Randy Perez can now add the Walk of Fame to his list of accolades. Perez was recognized at the annual Walk of Fame dinner at Payne Arena on March 4, 2020.

What is “Catch the Next?” For ten years, Catch the Next (CTN) has been ‘catching the next generation’ of under-prepared, 1st generation college students by training faculty and staff in colleges to implement welcoming, engaging, classroom, college, and community practices.

Mission native Dr. Sonia Treviño, rolled to a strong victory in Tuesday’s Democratic primary for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Place 1.

The City of McAllen recently filmed two public service announcements, one in English and one in Spanish, that highlight how much easier it is to respond to the 2020 Census via online or over the phone, rather than fill out the paperwork.

Students on the Robotics Team at McAllen ISD's De Leon Middle School presented their project to McAllen city leaders March 2.

Combatting the spread of coronavirus and preventing a national health pandemic is above partisan politics and efforts to score political points.

The National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies – Tejas Conference is back at South Texas College for 2020 and will take place from March 5 through March 7.