Valley Morning Star

SAN BENITO — Following years of infighting sparking turnover at the school district's top administrative office, the search is on for San Benito's next superintendent.

In our increasingly digital world, accessibility should be a fundamental pillar of design and development. Yet, all too often it's an afterthought, if it's considered at all. The reality is that digital accessibility isn't just nice to have, it's a necessity for creating an inclusive society where everyone, regardless of ability, can fully participate. May 16 was Global Accessibility Awareness Day, and it's time for us all to do better.

Winter Texans have been a boon for the Rio Grande Valley, adding nearly $2 billion per year to the region’s economy. Those numbers have been falling in recent years, however, and changing finances appear to be a major reason.

A bipartisan, bicameral delegation of Texas lawmakers are urging Congress to withhold millions in funding from Mexico until that country makes good on its water debt to the United States.

Harlingen is riding a record cash stockpile built on solid financial practices, leading auditors to issue a clean opinion, the city’s annual financial audit shows.

WESLACO — Ron Swanson once said, "There has never been a sadness that can't be cured by breakfast food."

Many people associate Boy Scouts with camping and knot tying. Over the years, however, the organization has evolved as time and society have progressed.

As bagpipes played and the U.S. flag rose high overhead, law enforcement officers from Cameron County and actoss South Texas paid tribute Tuesday morning to fellow officers who have fallen in the line of duty.

Doctor's appointments will be hard to come by over the next decade, according to new data from the Association of American Medical Colleges. By 2036, the organization estimates, the United States will be short as many as 86,000 physicians.