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US Rep. Gonzalez highlights series of transportation grants

BROWNSVILLE — U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, whose district includes Cameron, Kenedy, Kleberg, and Willacy counties and eastern Hidalgo County, is celebrating a series of federal transportation grants benefiting rural communities throughout Texas’ 34th Congressional District.

Gov. Abbott touts business, statewide economic growth in McAllen visit

McALLEN — Gov. Greg Abbott stressed Thursday the success of his legislative priorities in making Texas a fertile locale for business, a thriving economy local leadership says the Rio Grande Valley has become a key player in.

‘Jurassic Park’ roaring back to theaters for 30th anniversary run

The 1993 Steven Spielberg film "Jurassic Park" is returning to theaters with a roar, all in celebration of its 30th anniversary.

Legendary heavyweight Evander Holyfield to attend induction for 6 into RGV Boxing Hall of...

HARLINGEN — Former heavyweight world title challenger Eric “The Drummer Boy” Molina went into the 10th round against Tomasz Adamek down big on all of the judges’ cards, only a finish would do despite the fight being slated for 12 rounds.

Third principal since last summer takes over at San Benito High School

SAN BENITO — Since last summer, the San Benito High School principal's position has turned over three times, leading members of the school district's new board of trustees to call for stability.

Texas’ sales tax holiday starts Friday to ease those back to school expenses

Shoppers will feel a little less strain on their wallets with the return of the annual tax-free weekend.

Abbott to talk business at summit in McAllen

Gov. Greg Abbott will deliver the keynote address at the Governor's Small Business Summit Thursday afternoon in McAllen.

San Benito Greyhound Marching Band getting ready for school year with new show

SAN BENITO — The music of the brass section rushes across the field as the drumline creates a sense of majesty and permanence.

These Valley businesses and agencies are holding back to school giveaways

As summer comes to an end, well summer break not so much the heat, and students prepare to tackle the next school year, local businesses, organizations and agencies are pitching in by holding back to school events for families struggling to afford supplies, clothes and anything else necessary for the classroom.

Budget review: City of Harlingen to boost employee pay; commissioners call for drainage upgrades

HARLINGEN — Many of the city’s employees are up for raises based on a new general fund budget while commissioners are pushing drainage upgrades and street repairs.