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Livestock Show Crowns Cover Girl

The 81st annual Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show & Rodeo held its Coronation for the 2021 Cover Girl this past weekend. There was a total of 37 contestants this year, a record number of entries and the winner is Eva Carolina Treviño.

BGCM CEO Appointed to BGCA Government Relations Advisory Committee

Boys & Girls Club of McAllen (BGCM) is excited to announce the appointment of CEO, Dalinda Gonzalez-Alcantar to the national Boys & Girls Club Government Relations Advisory Committee.

Mexican Man Sentenced for attempting to export more than 1000 AK-47 magazines

A 22-year-old Mexican national has been ordered to prison following his conviction of attempting to export firearm magazines, announced U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Patrick.

Cornyn Announces Texas Will Receive $35M in Initial Coronavirus Funding

Today U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) announced that Texas will receive $35 million in funding in support of their response to the coronavirus disease from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Border Enforcement win as Agents net Close to 800 Pounds of Drugs

Since Monday, Border Patrol agents foiled three smuggling attempts and seized more than 760 pounds of marijuana.

City of Harlingen deeds land to UTRGV and Harlingen CISD for Early College High...

The new UTRGV/Early College High School took another step forward Tuesday when the City of Harlingen officially deeded the land where the new facility will be built to The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and the Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District.

South Texas College hosts CCATT Trustee Leadership Seminar

South Texas College hosted the Community College Association of Texas Trustees (CCATT) Leadership Seminar at the Nursing and Allied Health Campus on Feb. 28.

VMHS One Act Play advances to district finals

The Veterans Memorial High School (VMHS) Harlequin Drama Team is advancing to the UIL One Act Play District Finals, March 14.

Gerald Cregg Thompson recognized in court for 30 years of dedicated service to Hidalgo...

After three decades of committed public service at the District Attorney's office, Gerald Cregg Thompson accepted a resolution recognizing his exceptional work towards residents, and victims of crime

IDEA Alamo Senior Receives Wabash College’s Most Prestigious Scholarship

IDEA Public Schools is proud to announce that IDEA College Prep Alamo senior, Jesus Monrroy-Mazcorro, has been named a Lilly Scholar, Wabash College’s most prestigious scholarship.

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