The Monitor

When Mexico’s economy is hurting, the Rio Grande Valley usually feels it too, seeing as how they’re inextricably linked. Antonio O. Garza, Brownsville native, retired...

Zoonotic diseases are defined as those that jump from animal to human. We’ve been preoccupied with one such zoonotic disease for the past two years,...

San Juan city officials held a groundbreaking Wednesday afternoon to celebrate three new restaurant franchises coming to the city by the end of the...

The first five days of early voting in the March primaries have seen a significant increase of ballots cast for Republican candidates compared to...

WESLACO — The 38-mile-per-hour gusts of wind made for less than ideal birdwatching conditions Wednesday, but the trees lining the Green Jay Nature Trail...

HARLINGEN — From aspiring entrepreneurs to those who are already operating full-fledged businesses, local women have an upcoming opportunity to connect and help each...

CYPRESS — With each match, the crowd grew. The story of the De La Garza twins had grown to near-legendary status at the Berry...

Many Texans are still feeling the effects of last year’s winter storm that left a greater portion of the state without power, killed 246...

Hunting accidents in Texas hit an all-time low last year, with just one fatality, down 92 percent from 1988, and just 11 non-fatal accidents...

If nothing else, Diana Garza gave the Weslaco school district a piece of her mind Tuesday. Garza was there for a public grievance hearing asking...