Home Blog Page 861

RGV Metro Planning Organization Appoints Brownsville Mayor Cowen as Vice Chair

Mayor Cowen brings to the Vice Chair position a wealth of experience having served the Rio Grande Valley’s largest City previously as its At-Large “A” City Commissioner and as a member of the Border Trade Alliance.

Cybersecurity Program Stays on Top of Modern Tech & Virtual Scams

It’s an extremely broad field,” Amy Hertel, lead Cybersecurity instructor at the Marshall campus, said.

Texas Regional Bank Launches UTRGV Vaqueros Debit Card

The new UTRGV-branded debit card is now available to all Texas Regional Bank customers with a checking account.

Cornyn, GOP Colleagues Introduce Bill Forcing Biden Admin to Make Catch-and-Release Data Public 

“The Biden administration has gone to great lengths to hide record levels of illegal immigration at the southern border, but Americans deserve to know exactly how many migrants are being released into our country,” said Sen. Cornyn

The Integral Role of Community Feedback in Shaping Texas’ Transportation Future

Alvarez is the Pharr District Engineer at TxDOT, whose experience and dedication have been instrumental in shaping the state's transportation blueprint.

RGV College, 15 Years of Educational Excellence – A Journey with Dr. Annabelle Palomo

RGV College's recent celebration of its 15th anniversary marks a significant milestone in the field of medical and vocational education.

Texas Business Climate Ranking ‘Leaves Other States in the Dust’

This ranking further solidifies Texas’ position as America’s premier economic powerhouse.

Texas Named Top Business Climate in America

Announced during a press conference at the Governor's Mansion in Austin, this is the third national best business climate ranking for Texas this year, with awards announced in June and September.

CBP Seizes 12 Weapons, 24 Magazines, & 68 Rounds at Eagle Pass Port of...

 “This significant outbound enforcement action illustrates CBP’s ongoing commitment to our priority border security mission and helping to keep our border communities safe,” said Port Director Pete Beattie, Eagle Pass Port of Entry.

“Moving About”

Another interesting tidbit from the recent release indicates that only about 59% of people living in Texas in 2021 were born here. 

TOP STORIES