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Portion of Falcon Lake to be dredged
A portion of Falcon Lake will soon be dredged to help restore water access in rural Zapata County, where recent drought has caused that community to struggle to maintain water flows.
Police say recent gas thefts are result of current economic woes
In June, Pharr police responded to a Stripes located at 1901 North Tesoro regarding a fuel theft using a device that was installed by a suspect with the help of another man, who used his truck to block the suspect from the store’s surveillance camera while the pump was tampered with, according to a criminal complaint.
Peñitas mayor pleads guilty to fraud, agrees to pay La Joya school district $35K
Peñitas Mayor Rodrigo Lopez pleaded guilty to fraud on Thursday and agreed to pay back the nearly $35,000 he fraudulently obtained from the La Joya Independent School District through the purchase of athletic gear from his company.
Lin-Manuel Miranda calls McAllen church production ‘illegal’
Award-winning playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda alluded to possible legal action in response to a McAllen church’s rendition of his popular musical “Hamilton.”
Donna police identify suspect in attempted kidnapping at gas pump
Edcouch-Elsa ISD blames F financial rating on late audit
The Edcouch-Elsa Independent School District says that missing a deadline to submit an audit led to the district receiving the lowest possible score for its 2021-22 state financial rating, the results of which were released last week.
Two Hidalgo women die in head-on collision early Sunday morning
The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash that left two women dead Sunday morning, according to a news release.
Judge denies latest motion to block Molina trial
A late night motion filed to prevent the case against former Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina from going forward failed Thursday after a judge ruled against it, allowing the trial to proceed as planned in about a week’s time.
Alton man jailed after using checks with sheriff’s forged signature
He’s eligible for a Hidalgo County inmate trust fund account, now.
Beating the heat: Pharr police celebrate National Night Out at public pool
PHARR — The local police department prepared for this year’s National Night Out by holding it here at the Pharr Aquatic Center in order to help families, friends and community members beat the summer heat as they celebrated the nationwide event Tuesday; and if the feedback was any indication, it turned out to be rather chill after all.