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AG Paxton Urges Expedited Process in Concertina Wire Lawsuit

Notably, the letter details findings of fact made by the district court concerning events at the border.

TSTC Welding Technology Student Aims to Earn Second Degree

Torres is one of 10 women in the program at the Harlingen location. She was first introduced to welding at Edinburg Economedes High School (now Johnny Economedes High School).

The Short-Term Outlook for the US Economy

The number of US job openings remains high, though down from those in the early stages of the pandemic recovery.

The Urgent Need for ATV Safety Training in the Rio Grande Valley

Texas Border Business By Roberto Hugo González In Edinburg, Texas, a concerning trend has emerged that captures the attention of public health officials and safety advocates...

Gas Prices Edge Up Amid Global Tensions and Surging Domestic Demand

This minor adjustment comes amid a complex global scenario where oil prices have ascended to the mid-$80s per barrel, influenced by geopolitical strife and a spike in demand.

Gov. Celebrates Hundreds of Megawatts Added at LCRA Peaker Power Plant Groundbreaking

Addressing a crowd of business and energy leaders, the Governor touted the critical role the two new peaker power stations will play in the Texas grid

International Bancshares Corporation (IBC) ranked #1 by S&P Global Market Intelligence

S&P Global Market Intelligence launched the rankings in 2011 to evaluate the performance of community banks and credit unions.

Pet Parents Day with a Picture Perfect Pets Photo Contest

All submitted photos will be showcased on the Facebook Page [@JudgeCortez], where voting will be based on the number of interactions (likes, love, care, and other reactions to the post). 

Anchoring Growth at the Port of Brownsville 

The Vessel Suitability Analysis and Feasibility project is essential to plan and prepare infrastructure improvements at the port.

EPA Rule To Slash Toxic Pollution Will Affect 80 Texas Plants

Studies show that communities of color are more likely to be exposed to pollution from chemical manufacturing plants.

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