The Brownsville Herald

It’s happening again. As thousands of migrants head to the Rio Grande Valley seeking asylum, a long-standing phenomenon in the area, politicians and personalities far...

Closing in on having all teachers and staff vaccinated against COVID-19, the Brownsville Independent School District plans to boost in-person attendance during the final...

After seeing how frustrating and time-consuming the process of scheduling a COVID-19 vaccine appointment was for her and her family, Selina Herrera decided she...

Local communities are bearing a portion of the costs associated with helping migrants released from Border Patrol custody as they move to their U.S....

Spring cleaning is for the birds. And we know it’s springtime in the Rio Grande Valley since the weather report is predicting 100 degrees in...

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas will argue that it has governmental immunity that protects it from the at least 35 lawsuits that have...

Another five individuals died due to complications related to COVID-19 while county officials reported 205 confirmed cases on Friday. The majority of the deaths were...

A Harlingen man in his 50s has died from COVID-19 related causes, the county health department reported Friday. This raises the total number of coronavirus-related...

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Nine Texans have sued state Attorney General Ken Paxton, claiming he blocked them on Twitter for criticizing him or his...

A Cameron County Sheriff’s Department sergeant has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Sheriff Eric Garza and Executive Chief Deputy Robert Gracia. Sgt. Rodrigo Almanza...