As college students begin returning to campus for the start of the fall semester, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) encourages students to make smart decisions and remain aware of their surroundings both on and off campus.

The McAllen Chamber of Commerce and McAllen Economic Development Corporation are proud partners in the 15th Annual Hiring Red, White & You! Statewide Hiring Event, hosted by the Texas Workforce Commission, Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas Medical Center, Texas Veterans Commission, the City of McAllen and Hidalgo County on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, at the McAllen Convention Center.

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A 29-year-old Penitas resident has been ordered to federal prison for receiving and distributing child pornography. 

Texas is expanding power generation and transmission infrastructure as population growth, industrial development and emerging large electricity users increase demand across the state, Public Utility Commission of Texas official Mike Hoke told business and community leaders in Harlingen.

Workforce Solutions is inviting employers from across the valley to participate in the inaugural Worlds of Work South Texas, a hands-on career exploration event designed to help students discover career pathways and connect classroom learning with real-world opportunities.

Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD (PSJA ISD) theatre students earned statewide recognition in May after two district programs finished among the top theatre teams in Texas.

A national health official, who oversees Texas, paid a visit to McAllen ISD’s Child Nutrition Department to see what was cooking.

For the last decade, South Texas College Biology faculty member Alan Herrera has embedded and implemented advanced technologies into his online courses that enhance his students’ learning experiences, changing the way students see and learn science. 

Harlingen Mayor Norma Sepúlveda said cooperation among cities, economic development organizations, utilities, educational institutions and private industry will be essential for the Rio Grande Valley to capitalize on major investments reshaping South Texas.