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Editorial: Moratorium on LNG development will do more harm than good

Our public officials need to stop hurting our national economy, and our national interests, for their own political purposes — especially when, as in this case, such policies not only harm this country but provides support to a country that many consider to be our enemy.

Trooper Moises Sanchez’s family invokes faith while addressing his killer

EDINBURG — The family of slain Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Moises Sanchez on Wednesday afternoon directly addressed his killer, 29-year-old Edinburg resident Victor Alejandro Godinez.

Cameron County gets $750,000 grant for Santa Maria community park

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has awarded $750,000 for development of the Santa Maria Community Park under the Non-Urban Outdoor Local Park Grant Program.

San Juan resident purchased $1 million winning lottery ticket at Love’s in Brownsville

A San Juan resident has scored a $1 million lottery ticket at a convenience store in Brownsville.

Victor Godinez sentenced to death for trooper Moises Sanchez’s killing

EDINBURG — A jury after midnight Wednesday sentenced a 29-year-old Edinburg man to death for killing state trooper Moises Sanchez more than four years...

RGV Boys Soccer Round Up: Donna North holds off Brownsville Vets, stays perfect

DONNA — Donna North senior Melvin Gomez scored a goal and assisted on another during the first half, and the defense held off a...

Universal Market & Indian Restaurant has an array of flavors for cuisine’s newcomers, lovers

McALLEN — Walking into the Universal Market & Indian Restaurant you are instantly surrounded with traditional Indian aromas coming from the restaurant buffet and awestruck with the selection of food in the market.

Brownsville’s Las Ramblas tapped by James Beard Foundation again

Las Ramblas at Market Square in Brownsville has been named a semifinalist in the James Beard Foundation's "Outstanding Bar" category for the second year in a row.

Commentary: It’s 2024 and the battle for democracy in the US continues

The U.S. political environment is suffering from toxic polarization, with election deniers constantly spewing noxious vapors to negate belief in the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election, the integrity of election administration and the honorableness of their political opponents. The constant pollution has blinded many from seeing the real state of things and is causing others to close their eyes to avoid the irritation. The resulting diminished public confidence and perhaps participation in elections creates more precarious conditions in 2024 than it faced in 2020 and 2022.

Editorial: Renewable energy growth is inevitable, but it’s best without political mandates

Renewable energy generation will continue; it’s inevitable. That conversion likely will be less problematic, and less costly, if politicians stop trying to change the world by force.