What the U.S. Owes Right Now
The image published with this article shows the U.S. Debt Clock, a real-time display that tracks federal financial data using publicly available sources.
Texas Gas Prices Undercut the Nation as Drivers See Relief at the Pump
On December 17, 2025, a driver in McAllen, Texas, reported paying well below the national average for gasoline, offering a real-world snapshot of how fuel prices in Texas compare with the rest of the country.
Port of Brownsville’s 2024 Economic Impact Study
Texas Border Business BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock joined Brownsville Navigation District Chairman Esteban "Steve" Guerra and Texas Sen. Adam Hinojosa on Wednesday...
Navarro Warns Supreme Court Ruling on Tariffs Could Put U.S. Economic Security at Risk
Senior White House trade adviser Peter Navarro warned Wednesday that the U.S. economy and national security are at risk as the Supreme Court considers whether President Donald Trump had the authority to impose tariffs under emergency powers.
Paxton Launches Tip Line to Enforce Women’s Privacy Law
Texas Border Business AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an initiative to ensure that women’s privacy is upheld and that no state agency...
CBP Collects $1 Billion Since End of De Minimis Loophole
U.S. Customs and Border Protection collected over $1 billion in duties on over 246 million low-cost shipments since the administration began phasing out the de minimis loophole in May 2025, recovering a record amount of revenue that had previously gone uncollected.
Texas Instruments’ New Semiconductor Facility Ribbon Cutting
Governor Greg Abbott delivered remarks and participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of Texas Instruments' (TI) new 300 mm semiconductor wafer fabrication facility in Sherman.
Tim’s Coats Marks 43 Years of Keeping Rio Grande Valley Families Warm
For more than four decades, KRGV-TV Channel 5 in Weslaco and the station’s longtime meteorologist, Tim Smith, have led an annual effort to help keep Rio Grande Valley residents warm during the winter months through Tim’s Coats campaign.
Pharr Lands $4.8M Grant to Build Broadband Workforce
The City of Pharr is proud to announce it has been awarded $4,367,136 through the Building the Texas Broadband Workforce Grant Program, a highly competitive, statewide initiative designed to grow the skilled workforce needed to connect Texas communities to high-speed internet.
Texas Metros Poised to Power Future Prosperity
<img src="https://texasborderbusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Metros.jpg" alt="Texas' metro areas are set to see major growth. Growth is also expected in the McAllen-Edinburg-Mission MSA, adding 181,000 new jobs at...
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