Tag: Hidalgo ISD (HISD)

Residents have until the end of day Tuesday to register to vote in the upcoming November elections, and local officials want to help.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking $20 million in damages over a "false arrest" and "attempted political take-down" brought by a Hidalgo school district principal who was arrested by that city's police department, a charge which was later no-billed by a grand jury.

Most Hidalgo County voters will see local school finances on their ballots this November.

Here are The Monitor's All-Area Girls Soccer award winners for 2023.

MISSION — Gunnar Williams faced a potential life-altering decision when he finished eighth grade. His father, Farrell Williams, had just been hired as Brownsville Porter’s offensive coordinator, leaving the younger Williams to decide whether he’d join his father for his high school career or stay in Harlingen.

A Hidalgo County grand jury has no-billed Hidalgo ISD Athletic Director Monty Stumbaugh whose attorney describes an assault charge filed against him in March as a “political hit job” with no basis in fact.

Hidalgo Early College High School Principal Rafael Tinoco returned to work Monday after a Hidalgo County grand jury no-billed him, according to the district.

In a federal lawsuit filed Thursday, Hidalgo Early College High School Principal Rafael Tinoco alleged that the city of Hidalgo and three members of its police force violated his constitutional rights during what he describes as a "false arrest" last month that "boils down to nothing more than an attempted political take-down."

GEORGETOWN — All it took was that first one.

Hidalgo captured its second state soccer championship, and the first for the Rio Grande Valley since 2016, with a 3-0 shutout over Palestine on...