Texas Border Business McALLEN – The Jackson Avenue underpass at I-2 will be temporarily closed this week for construction activities related to the I-2 / I-69C...

Appearing on WFAA’s “Y’all-itics,” NFIB Texas State Director Jeff Burdett and NFIB Small Business Owner Member Tim Green urge Texas voters to vote ‘YES’ on Prop 9 to provide immediate, meaningful inventory tax relief to small business owners and let Texas Main Streets thrive. 

One of the nation’s rising stars in law enforcement wears an Edinburg badge. The City of Edinburg proudly announces that Lieutenant Gabriel Vela-Reyna of the Edinburg Police Department has been named one of the 2025 International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) 40 Under 40 Awardees.

Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a comment on behalf of a multistate coalition of 14 Attorneys General to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (“EAC”) in support of a rulemaking petition filed by the America First Legal Foundation (“AFL”) that seeks to amend EAC regulations to strengthen the integrity of federal elections. 

The City of McAllen proudly announces that City Manager Isaac Tawil has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS), a statewide organization serving over 940 cities and more than 225,000 active municipal employees across Texas.

“Instead of offshoring our beef production by buying Argentinian beef, which would increase our already substantial $50 billion agricultural trade deficit, we should consider importing breeding stock to increase our own U.S. beef production capacity.

Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in law enforcement and higher education, South Texas College faculty member Victor Valdez Jr. is leading new initiatives to expand public safety training across the Rio Grande Valley and strengthen programs that prepare future first responders. 

Governor Greg Abbott announced an operation dedicated to making Austin safer and cleaner by relocating homeless individuals and removing encampments in and around the capital city and state property.

Texas Border Business By Amanda Sotelo Only one year after its inception, the Valley Promise Program, powered by South Texas College, has provided thousands of students...

U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) discussed the unprecedented pain Senate Democrats are inflicting on Texans, many of whom may be forced to go hungry due to funds for programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) running out and are without access to critical telehealth services because of Democrats’ obstruction and refusal to re-open the government.