Nationwide-alert system testing Wednesday will affect all mobile phones, FEMA says
Most U.S. mobile phone users will get a notification on their electronic devices Wednesday afternoon as part of a nationwide test of emergency alert systems, federal officials have announced.
More rain and cooler weather are on its way to the RGV
All it took was a new month for rain to begin making a comeback in select portions of the Rio Grande Valley, albeit in isolated select portions and not necessarily in massive quantities.
Taco Bell introduces Vegan Nacho Sauce with the latest return of Nacho Fries
Taco Bell has announced that it will begin serving Nacho Fries with Vegan Nacho Sauce on Oct. 12, the first time it’s gone national with a vegan product.
No. 3 Panthers, No. 4 Cardinals to collide in GOTW
Week 7 highlights the start of district play for the last of the RGV’s teams. Headlining the week is a top-10 faceoff between No....
Valley hospitals are dropping mammogram prices for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month hospital facilities across the Rio Grande Valley will be offering mammograms at discounted prices.
Bicyclists to ride causeway to South Padre Island on Sunday
South Padre Island will be hosting the Ride for Rotary in which bicyclists will cross the Queen Isabella Memorial Bridge on Sunday.
Super Sophomores: La Feria’s second-year trio leads Lions to MOC team
MISSION — La Feria’s Anthony Morales, Armando Morales and Nathan Salinas set a high bar for themselves and their team going into this season.
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Relief from the searing summer heat is on the way
The Rio Grande Valley is finally about to turn a corner on this ridiculous heat, which has plagued deep South Texas since June 9.
RGVCCCA Meet of Champions Results – 09/30/23
Individual
Elite Boys
1. Armando Morales, La Feria, 15:21.8; 2. Anthony Morales, La Feria, 15:23.1; 3. Alexis Rodriguez, Edinburg North, 15:29.4; 4. Nathan Salinas, La Feria,...
EDITORIAL: Water sharing treaty updates should include climate change
Once again, the Rio Grande Valley has endured another dry year. Once again the Rio Grande reservoirs that feed the Valley have fallen to alarming levels; as of Friday Amistad held 33.7% of normal capacity while Falcon had only 9.1%, according to the International Boundary and Water Commission.