Hidalgo County Public Auction, July 21st
All funds must be verified before general merchandise, jewelry, etc. will be released and buyers must present a paid invoice prior to removal of any item.
Conclusion of Brush Pick Up from April 28th Storm
We are committed to expediting the clearance of storm debris and ensuring a safe and clean environment for all residents.
People
The Black or African American (but not Hispanic) population is now 12.5% of the total, a share which has been slowly increasing. The Asian group has also increased modestly to 5.5%.
Laredo CBP Intercepted Human Smuggling Attempt
Border Patrol agents transported the individuals to the Hebbronville Station for processing.
Emergency Room Visits Surge, Texans Die Amid Dangerous Heat Wave
Such heat waves and the record-breaking temperatures they bring are becoming more common and severe due to climate change, scientists told The Texas Tribune.
Police Academy Cadets Graduate with Guaranteed Jobs
Sherriff J.E. “Eddie” Guerra attended the ceremony and gifted each graduate with a challenge coin to personally welcome them into their family.
Del Rio Sector Agents Arrest Convicted Child Sex Offender
As a convicted felon, he faces a charge of 8 USC § 1326 – Re-entry after Deportation, which carries a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
“Pet Deposit Assistance Program” to Support Pet Owners in Mission
This program is a testament to the City of Mission's commitment to promoting the well-being of its residents and their furry companions.
A Surprise Dedication: Honoring the Legacy of Bert Ogden and Robert C. Vackar at...
Mr. Vackar, unaware of the project until its unveiling, was initially puzzled by the ongoing construction.
Monica de la Cruz: Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges as the First Latina Congresswoman...
De la Cruz, born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, carries with her a lineage of military service.
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