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A federal lawsuit filed against Donna ISD by nonprofit advocacy group Disability Rights Texas (DRTx) claims the district failed to turn over records on the alleged abuse of disabled students.

Parents paying for back-to-school items will find no break from inflationary pressures on the U.S. economy.

The alleged robbery happened in broad daylight.

It’s been three years in the making, but it’s back.

Mission police last week arrested a 37-year-old man accused of stealing three checks from a commercial construction company worth approximately $374,000.

Last Thursday, the Mission Fire Fighters Association page on Facebook shared a post announcing the Mission Fire Department’s assistance in combating a grass fire just north of San Manuel alongside several other Rio Grande Valley fire departments.

The city of Edinburg is looking into implementing a drug testing requirement for elected officials.

A federal judge in McAllen on Tuesday sentenced a selfie-taking drug trafficker from Rio Grande City to 11-and-one-half years in prison after he was caught last year with approximately 130 pounds of methamphetamine in all four of his truck’s tires.

A judge will hear Tuesday whether the court has jurisdiction in a lawsuit a former Mission CISD teacher has brought against the school district, claiming he was improperly terminated for posting racist content on social media.

Dry, hot weather has pushed portions of the Rio Grande Valley into a “very high” threat of wildfires over the next few days, the Texas A&M Forest Service reports.