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STC Emergency Fund Supports Student Following Devastating House Fire

A house fire on January 27, could have derailed Brandon Carrasco from continuing his education at South Texas College as a Medical and Health Services Management student, but thanks to a student emergency fund established by the college, the Weslaco native was able to continue his education as planned, while his family works to rebuild.

Dr. Angela Dominguez Lone Finalist for Superintendent of Edinburg CISD

The Board of Trustees of the Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District voted at a duly called meeting on Monday, August 3, 2026, to name Dr. Angela Dominguez the lone finalist for the position of Superintendent of Schools.

Rio-South Texas Education & Community Development Foundation (RSTEF) Partners with South Texas Vocational Institute

Rio-South Texas Education & Community Development (RSTEF) has awarded Lindenwood Education System (dba South Texas Vocational Institute) $115,000 for postsecondary education and workforce development. 

STC Police Academy Empowers Hometown Officers in Starr County

South Texas College’s first-ever Police Academy cohort in Starr County is already making an impact close to home, with three graduates now serving together as officers in the Rio Grande City Police Department.

Burlington Stores Announces New Location coming to McAllen

Burlington Stores, Inc., one of the fastest growing national off-price retailers, is opening a new store in McAllen later this year.

Gov. Abbott Awards Over $6.1M in Grants to San Antonio Veteran Support Groups

Governor Greg Abbott announced $6,187,000 in Funds for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grants have been awarded to 24 organizations in the San Antonio and South-Central Texas region as part of the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Grants Across Texas Tour. Administered by TVC, the funding will provide services to an estimated 103,749 area veterans.

STC Youth College Days Inspire the Next Generation of Students

For many middle and high school students, stepping onto a college campus can be intimidating, but the South Texas College (STC) Youth College Days event at the Mid-Valley Campus, aimed to change that by showing students that higher education is not only attainable, but also within reach.

Alamo Advances 17-Acre Commercial Development to Expand Tax Base and Create Jobs

Alamo Mayor J.R. Garza said the city's acquisition of a 17-acre property near Tower Road and the expressway is intended to position the city for long-term economic growth by creating a commercial development that expands the tax base, generates jobs and provides new retail and dining opportunities.

Trump Establishes Military Spouse Commission

President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order in the White House's Oval Office today establishing the President's Military Spouse Commission.

La Joya ISD Welcomes Students Back for the 2026-2027 School Year, Aug. 10th and...

The excitement of a new school year is here as La Joya ISD prepares to welcome thousands of students back to classrooms for the 2026-2027 school year. Students attending ACE campuses will begin classes on Monday, August 10, while all remaining La Joya ISD campuses will welcome students on Tuesday, August 11.

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