Tag: McAllen
STORM UPDATES: Valley forecasts, damage reports, road closures, sandbag distributions, shelters, event cancellations
Two weeks after the storm that left thousands of Rio Grande Valley residents without power and caused damages and various road closures due to debris, the area is once again facing thunderstorms across the area.
Food Bank RGV joins national food drive, invites community to participate
McAllen adds its own disaster declaration due to expected migrant crossings
Less than a day after the expiration of Title 42, the public health policy that for three years stymied the flow of migrants into the United States, McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos declared a local state of disaster Friday in anticipation of a large influx of migrants passing through the city.
McAllen school board delays directives discussion
McALLEN — With some dissent, school board trustees here voted Monday to extend the timeline to talk about directives for the district's superintendent and did not discuss a draft resolution of those directives that had been prepared for them.
Mother’s Day events planned in Edinburg and McAllen
The Edinburg Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a "Mommy and Me" event on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Edinburg Parks and Recreation Center, 315 E. Mark S. Pena Drive.
Storm damages prompt governor to issue disaster declaration for Hidalgo County
High school theater arts shine at fifth annual Palm Awards in McAllen
McALLEN — Hundreds of high school students, many of whom were dressed to the nines, gathered inside the lobby of the McAllen Performing Arts Center on Wednesday evening.
Photo Gallery: High school theater arts shine at fifth annual Palm Awards in McAllen
Human smuggling suspect faces 10 years in prison following pursuit
A 22-year-old man is facing up to 10 years in federal prison for conspiracy to transport people illegally in the country, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office Southern District of Texas.
McAllen prepares for end of Title 42, migrant influx
McALLEN — It's a situation not entirely unfamiliar to officials here — an influx of migrants flocking to the southern border on their quest for asylum — though the reason behind it may be different this time around.