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Harlingen mulling animal shelter deep-cleaning after distemper outbreak
HARLINGEN — Facing animal rights advocates’ condemnation of euthanasia rates, city officials are taking steps to better clean and disinfect the new Harlingen animal shelter following a distemper outbreak, while considering vaccinating dogs and cats before entering.
Jury convicts man of Weslaco doctor’s murder
A jury on Thursday found a 24-year-old man guilty of the 2019 murder of a Weslaco doctor.
Delta offering non-stop flights to Austin from Harlingen
Valley International Airport is putting Delta Air Lines on the tarmac, offering non-stop flights to Austin.
South Texas College, Brownsville PD make history with inaugural cohort
In a milestone for the Brownsville Police Department and South Texas College, a new generation of police officers recently graduated as the inaugural cohort from the school’s newly established training academy, licensed by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE).
3 men caught at Hidalgo warehouse with nearly 2,000 TVs stolen from Walmart
Three men have been arrested for stealing televisions from Walmart by the truckload.
A textbook of creative thought: STC faculty artists come together to present excellent exhibition
This exhibit has a lot to say!
Willacy County man found guilty of fatal robbery, kidnapping
A jury on Friday found a 39-year-old Willacy County man guilty of five counts related to a fatal robbery and kidnapping in 2021.
FAA cites safety concerns in delaying SpaceX Boca Chica launch
SpaceX is ready to go with its fifth Starship suborbital test flight from Boca Chica/Starbase, with Starship 30 and Super Heavy booster 12 stacked at the launch site.
Valley sisters sentenced in $3.6M tax fraud scheme
Three sisters from the Rio Grande Valley were sentenced Wednesday for their roles in a conspiracy to file fraudulent tax returns to the IRS, according to a news release from the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District Court.
San Antonio man admits to role in Brownsville murder-for-hire plot
A 37-year-old San Antonio man has pleaded guilty for his role in the murder-for-hire plot that resulted in the death of a Brownsville woman in late 2020.