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Calling Out the USDA’s Misguided Emergency Relief Program Requirements

The purpose of the relief program is not to provide the greatest amount of relief to those farmers who’ve suffered the most from recent natural disasters.

Brownsville Hosts SpaceX Post Launch Coffee Talk

“The Starship launch has not only been a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance in the realm of space exploration, but has also brought positive outcomes to our region,” said Helen Ramirez, AICP, Brownsville City Manager

Hidalgo County Announces Filing Dates to Run for Hidalgo County Appraisal District

The election itself will be held on May 4, 2024.

COP28

The COP28 agreement leaves countries considerable flexibility regarding how they achieve climate goals

Antisemitism at the Universities: Crisis in Education, Moral Clarity from Congress

Stefanik was stewing. She had been trying for the entire hearing to get the college presidents on the record condemning shocking reports of anti-Jewish and anti-Israel practices, only to be politely, smugly swatted away with legalisms and bureaucratic prattle.

Sens. Cruz, Scott, Colleagues Introduce Legislation to Crack Down on CCP Espionage 

Legislation to require more stringent reporting requirements from diplomats of American adversaries.

Nearly $4M for Border Security & School Safety in Starr County

Every year, the resources provided by Operation Stonegarden assist our local law enforcement in their efforts to protect our border communities.

Marissa Ortega Gerlach Sworn in as City Council Member

The council meeting room was packed with citizens, family and friends who came to witness this momentous occasion.

Publisher’s Word: The Journey of Byron J. Lewis: From Legacy to Leadership

The remarkable life of Byron J. Lewis, whose path from Houston, Texas, to the heights of the real estate and law industries...

Eagle Pass CBP Seizes Hard Narcotics Worth Over $990K

The narcotics have an estimated street value of $993,203.

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