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McAllen Launches Arts for All to Bring Broadway to Valley Students

The City of McAllen is moving forward with Arts for All, a community initiative designed to give approximately 900 to 1,000 Rio Grande Valley students each year access to live Broadway productions and opportunities to interact with touring professionals.

Mari De León Pushes Employers to Open Doors for the Valley’s Next Workforce

Maricela “Mari” De León, executive director of RGV LEAD, called on Rio Grande Valley employers to give students direct exposure to the workplace as the region prepares for expanding demand in advanced manufacturing, engineering, cybersecurity and other industries.

McAllen Heritage Center’s the 3rd “Royal Tea” fundraising event, Sept. 19th

The McAllen Heritage Center is proud to celebrate history with the Royal Tea in honor of this highly valued tradition and in keeping with our mission to preserve history.

Payne Group Backs STVT Automotive Training With Apprenticeship Pathway

Adrian Gonzalez, general manager of Payne Edinburg Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, said the Rio Grande Valley needs more qualified automotive technicians as increasingly sophisticated vehicles require workers with specialized training, advanced tools and technical knowledge.

Multi-Billion-Dollar Amazon Project Signals Major Economic Growth for Austin

 Governor Greg Abbott announced Amazon has selected Austin as the site of a new robotics manufacturing facility. The multi-billion-dollar development will create 300–500 new jobs in manufacturing and engineering.

Abbott Calls for Audit of School District Spending to Protect Taxpayer Dollars

Governor Greg Abbott requested that Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Don Huffines undertake formal reviews of local independent school district finances to ensure taxpayer dollars reach teachers and students.

Mexican National Pleads Guilty in Fatal Human Smuggling Operation

A 19-year-old illegal alien has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport illegal aliens resulting in death and bringing three illegal aliens into the United States for financial gain.

McAllen Earns Spot on 2026–2027 Best Places to Live List

The City of McAllen continues to rank among the nation’s best places to live, earning the No. 27 spot in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026–2027 Best Places to Live rankings.

STC’s Business, Public Safety and Technology Faculty Mobilize to Prepare Students for an AI-Driven...

South Texas College faculty comprising the Division of Business, Public Safety and Technology (BPST) are making a collective effort to prepare students for an economy increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence (AI).

Women’s Health Breakfast Brings Medical Experts and Community Together

A special women’s health breakfast will bring together healthcare professionals, community leaders and women from across the region for a panel discussion focused on health and well-being at every stage of life.

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