Defense rests in death penalty case against trooper Moises Sanchez’s accused killer
EDINBURG — After ten days of testimony against the 28-year-old Edinburg man accused of shooting Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Moises Sanchez, defense attorneys rested their case.
Late goal lifts Diamondbacks past Raiders, improve to 3-0 in district
State rests in death penalty case against Edinburg man accused of killing trooper
Valley’s food safety social net reacts as Texas passes on $350 million in children’s...
Children in the Rio Grande Valley and the rest of the state are being left out of a new federal program aimed at helping address food insecurity during the summer break.
Editorial: Border issues require cooperation rather than confrontation
The waves of people coming to our borders seeking asylum is a crisis that has plagued our country for nearly a decade. It's only getting worse as wars, failed governance and economic collapse around the world drive more and more people to flee their home countries and seek refuge in this country, which has long been a bastion of hope, freedom and economic opportunity. The numbers of refugees have overwhelmed U.S. officials as the backlog of requests for safe haven continues to rise.