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Early vote in Mercedes runoff marked by low turnout

The runoff election for Place 3 on the Mercedes City Commission is this Saturday, however, voter turnout has been low, according to the county’s unofficial tally of early voters.

Mercedes school board names lone finalist for superintendent

The Mercedes Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 4-2 Wednesday to name Interim Superintendent Maria J. Chavez as the lone finalist for the permanent spot.

Election day set in runoff for Mercedes commissioner seat

The date has been set in the runoff between incumbent Mercedes Place 3 Commissioner Joe Martinez and Leonel Benavidez, who is looking to reprise his position on the governing body.

Brownsville brothers use first aid merit badge training to save lives

Cristian and Alejandro Flores were honored earlier this month with proclamations from the city of Brownsville for using first aid techniques they’d learned in Boy Scouts.

‘Last chief’ of Mercedes resigns after nine months on the job

The lawman who last fall billed himself as the “last chief that Mercedes will have” has stepped down after just nine months leading the Mercedes Police Department.

Mercedes touts new Wendy’s location 

Wendy’s is ready to serve the city of Mercedes. 

Mercedes mayor reelected, Place 3 commissioner race headed to runoff

Voters in Mercedes sent a clear message on Election Day in reelecting Mayor Oscar Montoya to his second term in office while fending off two challengers — including a former commissioner.

ELECTION RESULTS: The rundown on the May 6, 2023 races in the RGV

Here's a rundown of the May 6, 2023 elections in Hidalgo County and Cameron County cities, school districts and local entities.

Mercedes ISD reopens superintendent vacancy to applicants

The Mercedes school board voted Wednesday to reopen its superintendent vacancy to applicants for an additional 10 business days.

More than 27,000 early ballots cast across Valley with Brownsville mayoral race topping interest

Twenty elections for cities, school districts and other entities in the Rio Grande Valley have as of Monday drawn more than 20,000 voters over the course of seven days during early voting.