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The American Civil Liberties Union of Texas on Wednesday sent letters to five Rio Grande Valley school districts alleging that their dress code policies violate the Texas CROWN Act.

MISSION — In preparation for the Mission CISD Back-to-School Bash next week, volunteers from around the district and the community joined together this morning to pack over 1,000 bags containing school supplies.

McALLEN — A federal judge on Wednesday denied three motions to dismiss the lawsuit filed by attorneys representing Lizelle Gonzalez against Starr County, District Attorney Gocha A. Ramirez, Assistant District Attorney Alexandria Lynn Barrera and Sheriff Rene Fuentes.

HARLINGEN — Amid some Parkwood homeowners’ opposition, city officials are planning alternative routes aimed at extending the Arroyo Hike and Bike Trail across its most remote, woody stretch.

The Brownsville Independent School District will host Operation Border Health Preparedness this week at Rivera Early College High School, 6955 FM 802.

Black-tailed jackrabbits can leap 20 feet in one bound, run at speeds up to 40 miles per hour, turn on a dime and lead a predator on a vexing, zigzag chase.

Anyone with gallstones can tell you that it's an excruciating pain which sometimes only surgery to remove the gallbladder will bring relief. But what if you're already suffering from another condition that prevents you from having surgery?

EDINBURG — Officials here are considering taking on millions in new debt in order to fund the repair of water, wastewater, landfill and other infrastructure projects.

Eight years ago, a Harlingen teen finished her shift at a Harlingen restaurant and was never seen alive again.

EDINBURG — Trial got underway here Monday in an election contest in the Democratic Primary runoff for Hidalgo County Precinct 3, Place 1 justice of the peace.