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STC Opens Door for Construction Students to Earn Bachelor’s Degree Online

South Texas College’s Construction Management program has signed its first-ever articulation agreement with National American University (NAU) that creates a pathway for students seeking to earn a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management.

South Texas College Introduces AI Associate Degree to Meet Workforce Demand

South Texas College is launching a first-of-its-kind Associate of Applied Science in Artificial Intelligence (AI) created to meet a growing demand for AI-skilled workers in the region.

McAllen Deputy City Manager Receives TCMA Excellence in Ethics and Integrity Award

Texas Border Business McALLEN, Texas - With more than 30 years of dedicated service in local government, McAllen Deputy City Manager Michelle Rivera has been honored...

Lone Star National Bank Offers $1,000 Reward in Fraud Investigation

Texas Border Business Bank officials say the individual was captured on surveillance video in the San Antonio area and are urging the public to come...

Robins AFB Develops Next‑Gen Laser Eye Protection for Aircrews

Texas Border Business  By Lauren Boggs, 78th Air Base Wing  / US Department of War Airmen at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, are helping solve a growing...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Intervenes in Case Involving Dr. Mary Talley Bowden and...

Attorney General Ken Paxton has taken legal action to support Mary Talley Bowden, M.D., in her case against the Texas Medical Board (“TMB”).

The “Blood Moon” Will Light Up the Skies of South Texas on March 3,...

The Rio Grande Valley will be able to observe the total lunar eclipse during the early morning hours, just before sunrise.

Mild Growth Expected for Texas Economy in 2026

Texas is expected to return to employment growth in 2026, though at a slower pace than the state’s historical average, according to economist Luis Torres of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Trade With Mexico Remains a Key Driver of Texas Economic Strength

Trade continues to anchor the Texas economy, with cross-border commerce providing stability even as other sectors face uncertainty.

Judge Says McAllen Campaign Donation Limits Are Unconstitutional

A Hidalgo County judge on February 10, 2026, ruled that McAllen’s voter-approved campaign contribution limits are unconstitutional, eliminating the $500 donation cap that had been added to the city charter after the 2024 general election.

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