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Edinburg Mayor Ramiro Garza Jr. has already amassed a six-figure war chest just weeks after declaring his intention to seek reelection as the All-America City’s top elected official.

A state district judge has knocked down an attempt by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to depose Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley in a bid to suss out information on alleged human smuggling.

Brownsville City Manager Helen Ramirez has been designated a “credentialed manager” by the International City/County Management Association, or IMCA.

There’s still time to take advantage of free or discounted pet adoptions at the Brownsville Animal Regulation and Care Center (BARCC).

This year's Operation Border Health Preparedness event will feature free medical services for the public including dental and vision care.

SAN BENITO — After a two-month statewide search, the school board Friday unanimously selected Acting Superintendent Alfredo "Fred" Perez as the finalist for the district's superintendent job.

South Texas College’s Valley Promise Program, a last-dollar initiative providing graduating high school seniors with a tuition-free education toward an associate’s degree, has more than 1,100 students participating in the first year.

Two Donna residents have been charged with murder for a fatal McAllen shooting late Monday morning.

SAN BENITO — City officials are considering taking legal action against an investigative firm accusing Mayor Rick Guerra and Commissioner Deborah Morales of nepotism while claiming City Manager Fred Sandoval is violating the City Charter requiring he live in town.

As Ruben Gutierrez’s scheduled execution on Tuesday afternoon draws closer, his appellate attorneys have asked the United States Supreme Court for a stay of execution.