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Felon Caught with Multiple Weapons After Fleeing Police Receives 120-Month Sentence

A 38-year-old Corpus Christi resident has been ordered to federal prison for possession of a firearm.

Edinburg Police Investigate Injury to One‑Year‑Old at Local Daycare

On January 23, 2026, the Edinburg Police Department received a complaint alleging injury to a one-year-old child.

Winter Storm Fern Causes Major Agricultural Damage; TDA Mobilizes Relief Efforts

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced that the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) has activated relief efforts to assist producers, ranchers, and agribusinesses affected by Winter Storm Fern.

Youth Volunteers Plant 300 Trees toHelp Bring New Life to San Carlos Community Forest

Hidalgo County Commissioner Ellie Torres and Precinct 4 in partnership with American Forests, successfully hosted a community tree planting event focused on restoring the local environment and promoting long-term sustainability.

New Leadership Aims to Inspire Future Psychologists at STC

Texas Border Business By Veronica Salinas With more than 15 years of service, dedication and leadership in the classroom, Assistant Professor Paul Gonzalez, Ph.D., will bring...

Abbott Seeks Elimination of Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Ability to Operate in Texas

Governor Greg Abbott  demanded the Office of the Attorney General use the authority of that office to strip the nonprofit status of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and eliminate the ability of CAIR and its affiliates to operate in Texas.

Prices, Investment Pullbacks Signal a Pause in U.S. Oil Growth

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) recently released projections indicating little or no growth in US oil production for 2026.

PSJA Memorial Senior Among Select Few Named Semifinalist for Prestigious Scholarship

PSJA Memorial Early College High School (ECHS) senior, Dominick Gomez Gonzalez, has been named a Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship Semifinalist, one of the most prestigious honors awarded to high-achieving high school students nationwide. 

STC Automotive Student Turns Ambition Into Purpose

Growing up around cars and everything automotive, Alejandro Morin Treviño decided his career path early on, and after high school, he chose South Texas College for its affordability, accessibility and hands-on training.

WATCH: Is Bilingualism a Superpower?

There was a time when psychologists thought growing up bilingual was harmful to brain development, but recent studies into bilingual children have turned that idea on its head!

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