Valley Morning Star

A thunderstorm that ripped through the Rio Grande Valley overnight Friday and into early Saturday morning left tens of thousands without power with no immediate relief in sight, and caused havoc in city streets, residential and business property as a deluge of rain and hail drenched the region.

Thunderstorms that ripped through the Rio Grande Valley overnight Friday and into early Saturday morning has left tens of thousands without power and with no immediate relief in sight for at least 24 to 48 hours.

HARLINGEN — An operating room is where miracles can happen, and Alejandra Rubio can attest to that.

SAN ANTONIO — Sharyland High’s Chukwubueze Ikondu set a goal for himself of 180 feet in the discus throw heading into the 2023 campaign. During...

The city of Brownsville and the Rio Grande Sector of U.S. Customs and Border Protection held a news conference inside the city commission’s chambers Friday afternoon to address a massive uptick in migrants arriving at Brownsville’s international port-of-entry.

U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, whose district includes Cameron County, has reintroduced H.R. 2946, the Safe Zones Act of 2023, a piece of immigration legislation addressing the safety of migrants and security of the United States, offering a streamlined asylum process.

WESLACO — Track and field was never in the plans for Weslaco East’s Gael Romo. The senior had dedicated nearly 10 years of his...

Less than three weeks remain in the UIL’s 2023 track and field season, with the state meet set for mid-May at Mike A. Myers...

HARLINGEN — San Martin screeched as he stretched his festive wings into the air.

Many people now take internet connections for granted; these days, a simple cellphone is a key that opens gateways to entire worlds of information, communication and entertainment.