Abbott Reappoints Ten Judges To Texas Business Court
Governor Greg Abbott reappointed all ten judges of the Texas Business Court Divisions to new two-year terms beginning September 1, 2026.
Texas AG Investigates Online Puppy Seller over Misleading Health Claims
Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation into Lone Star Pups, LLC (“Lone Star Pups”) for misleading Texas consumers about the origin and veterinary care of the puppies it sells.
Abbott Names Members of Teacher-Led Texas Classroom Commission
Governor Greg Abbott appointed 21 exemplary educators from across the state to the new Texas Classroom Commission. The Classroom Commission brings together accomplished educators who will help shape the future of public education, strengthen student achievement, and ensure Texas becomes the No. 1 state for educating children.
How Tariffs Drive Up Consumer Prices and Harm U.S. Manufacturers
Despite what you may have heard, tariffs are taxes on imported goods which the domestic importer usually pays at the border or point of entry.
Edinburg Police Department Investigating Indecency with a Child Case
The Edinburg Police Department is investigating a case involving multiple counts of indecency with a child following the arrest of a local pastor.
STC Valley Promise Opens Doors to a Career in Cybersecurity
For Matthew Castillo, starting college felt like stepping into the unknown. However, thanks to South Texas College’s (STC) Valley Promise program, he found the guidance, support and confidence needed to begin building a future in one of today’s fastest growing industrie
Rep. Gonzalez Calls Out Aggressive ICE Raids in South Texas
Congressman Vicente Gonzalez (TX-34) released a statement following reports of hyperaggressive raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that are inciting fear and causing a labor shortage across South Texas.
ZERLUMA Breaks Ground on $50 Million Mission Manufacturing Facility
ZERLUMA held a groundbreaking ceremony July 28 for a $50 million aluminum recycling and advanced manufacturing facility in Mission, an investment city officials described as one of the largest private-sector projects in the city’s histor
Mexican Logistics Companies Examine Rio South Texas as a Distribution Center
Warehousing, temporary duty-free storage, and access to multiple transportation systems were among the topics discussed when representatives from San Luis Potosí met with Rio South Texas region economic development officials on June 11, 2026.
Mission CISD Back-to-School Bash Draws Huge Crowd
More than 2,000 Mission CISD students, parents, and community members gathered Monday evening at the Mission Event Center for the district’s annual Back-to-School Bash, a celebration designed to help families prepare for a successful 2026-2027 school year.
