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Free medical services are being offered throughout the Rio Grande Valley this week by the Texas Department of State Health Services and its partners in an effort to prepare for disasters and public health emergencies.

The majority of McAllen residents have a positive perception of the city when it comes to settling down and raising a family, according to a community survey that was conducted earlier this year.

The family of a McAllen woman who died due to COVID-19 is now suing the nursing home where she lived, accusing the facility of negligence.

MISSION — “Iconic,” “a staple,” and “a part of history.” These are words used to describe the popular grocery store, Foy’s Supermarket. Located near the...

MISSION – A Mexican national received a total of $260,000 in bonds Thursday morning for allegedly fondling himself at the Bannworth Pool in the presence of children.

McALLEN — Softball teams from different parts of the world paraded through the concourse of the McAllen Convention Center on Thursday, celebrating the opening ceremony of the inaugural PONY Softball International World Series, hosted by the City of McAllen in partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of McAllen.

McALLEN — Confusion over what, exactly, a man was pleading guilty to led a judge to delay accepting his plea in a case in which prosecutors allege that a McAllen beauty supply store was used to launder drug money under the guise of selling hair clippers and other beauty supplies.

Police arrested a McAllen man who was allegedly shouting “white power” and causing a disturbance last week at McAllen business before threatening to shoot officers’ faces with multiple calibers of bullets, according to an affidavit.

Edinburg police on Tuesday identified a third suspect arrested after a woman held against her will escaped her alleged captors and waved someone down for help last week.

DONNA — The lone item on the executive session portion of the most recent city council meeting agenda has prompted questions over whether officials here are planning to hire a man who once served as a consultant and city manager — a man who has been entangled in a lawsuit against the city since 2019.