The process of compressing natural gas into a liquefied form and transporting it around the world has been a true game changer.

For 106 McAllen athletes, the 2026 Games of Texas was a chance to put their skills to the test, rise to the challenge and experience the excitement of competing at the state level.

The City of Brownsville City Commission has approved the City’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget, establishing a financial plan that prioritizes public safety, essential city services, infrastructure, economic development and quality-of-life investments for the Brownsville community.

There is something special about welcoming an international artist to the Rio Grande Valley, and this September, Texas Border Business is proud to feature Matteo Bocelli on our cover.

Matteo Bocelli, the internationally recognized Italian singer and songwriter who is carving his own path while carrying one of the most celebrated names in music, will perform at the McAllen Performing Arts Center on December 19 as part of a special holiday concert announced during the City of McAllen’s Fall for the Arts presentation.

Held as part of McAllen’s annual National Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, the event recognized the cultural ties that have shaped the region while highlighting the economic partnerships that continue to bring communities together.

“Notably, this bill delays the Administration’s proposed rule to disrupt the flow of federal funding to our local communities, small businesses, colleges and universities, hospitals, health clinics and more.

Saronic Technologies is proud to bring their next-generation shipyard to their home state, and to join the community in Brownsville, Texas. Hear from their Co-founder and CEO Dino Mavrookas and their Head of Manufacturing John Morgan on why they chose Brownsville, and how they are rebuilding American shipbuilding's future.

A strengthening El Niño is already suppressing Atlantic hurricane activity and could become one of the strongest on record, with impacts extending into fall and winter across the U.S.

As football season kicks off across Texas, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reminds fans that the best game plan for any celebration is never to drive impaired.