Commentary: Look at the damage done to the Valley by LNG exports
Last month, the Biden administration announced a pause on new liquefied natural gas export approvals while it reconsiders the impacts these projects have on the public’s health and safety, the climate, the economy and national security. This “pause” is a baby step in the right direction.
A ‘Voice’ and an ‘Idol’: Two Valley residents selected for national contests
It’s giving #Puro956.
From Brownsville to Tijuana, new book seeks to paint a different picture of the...
A new book about the U.S.-Mexico border is seeking to give readers an intimate look at an area of the country that has long been displayed in national media as a region dominated by border wall, immigration crises and cartel violence.
Valley students selected to final stage of NASA HUNCH program
Eight Valley teams in the NASA HUNCH program this year are advancing to showcase their projects for a final design review at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston on April 16 and 17.
Is this an early April Fools’ joke? 7-Eleven announces hot dog-flavored sparkling water
Hot dog water? Hmm, maybe?
Editorial: Misperceptions about Valley continue to affect residents, immigrants and our economy
New York City’s mayor Eric Adams canceled a trip to the Rio Grande Valley this past weekend over concerns of cartel-related violence here. Guess he hasn’t read FBI reports that consistently show this is one of the safest regions in the United States.
Fast company: Lit Fiber BTX holds ribbon cutting in downtown Brownsville
Dozens of officials and onlookers gathered at 744 E. Levee St. in downtown Brownsville Wednesday morning to attend a ribbon cutting for the new Lit Fiber BTX Demo Center, the future customer service hub for local broadband internet customers.
Unique fusion of flavors at McAllen’s Mikhuna
McALLEN — Mikhuna, a Japanese-Peruvian restaurant in McAllen brings a one-of-a-kind taste to the Valley with a mix of traditional South American dishes and Nikkei, a fusion of Peruvian ingredients shaped by Japanese techniques.
New Breed Wrestling bringing chaos to venues throughout RGV
ALAMO — The loud clang of wood and metal and early 2000s hip-hop music seeped out through the large opened garage door and into the parking lot of the New Breed School of Wrestling in McAllen.