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Harlingen school district passes $215.3M budget amid enrollment drop

The school district’s new $215.3 million budget, described as one of the tightest in years amid soaring costs and dropping student enrollment, is coming amid tax cuts along with $1,100 bonuses to full-time employees and full health insurance coverage.

Harlingen High School tennis players receive scholarships

HARLINGEN — She’ll do fine with a little help from her friends.

Award-winning Keep Harlingen Beautiful program back after pandemic

After the pandemic’s outbreak, rising costs led the city’s past administration to place the award-winning program Keep Harlingen Beautiful on hold while shutting down the Harlingen Recycling Center, a key funding source.

Harlingen Medical Center launching new medical residency

Harlingen Medical Center has launched its first graduate medical education program in hopes of bringing more doctors to the Rio Grande Valley.

Personal challenges strengthen TSTC Chemical Dependency Counseling instructors’ resolve to help others

MARSHALL — Three Texas State Technical College graduates, Ivy Delong, Amy Gonzales and Jamie Thompson, proved that the path to success can be found even in the hardest of times and now are instructors for the college’s Chemical Dependency Counseling program.

International Women in Engineering Day: TSTC celebrates women pursuing technical careers

HARLINGEN — International Women in Engineering Day, observed annually on June 23, not only honors the achievements of women in engineering-related fields, but also celebrates the young women who will follow in their footsteps or blaze trails of their own.

TSTC instructor shares importance of safety training for future workers in building construction

HARLINGEN — Safety is a top priority in many of the programs taught at Texas State Technical College not only during National Safety Month in June, but also throughout the rest of the year.

Harlingen proposes Gutierrez Park overhaul

Residents are getting a chance to speak out on the city's parks projects as officials mull a makeover of Gutierrez Park while considering building Harlingen's first indoor recreational center.

Third suspect charged in $80M Valley-wide healthcare fraud scheme

A third person has been charged in a sprawling scheme to defraud a federal workers’ compensation program out of $80 million.

Melissa Lucio case remanded to trial court over ‘piecemeal litigation’

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday remanded Melissa Lucio's habeas claims back to the trial court because the judge did not rule on each of her remaining claims.