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Attention Mission residents!

After losing by just 10 votes, Edinburg City Council candidate Gerardo “Gerry” Lozano has filed a lawsuit in state district court seeking to nullify the election that saw Place 3 incumbent David White reelected to a second term.

Here are the top photos of the year, curated by staff photographer Delcia Lopez.

The Upper Valley metro is seeing little growth in home sales in 2023 with increasing prices and mortgage rates still discouraging many buyers.

The destination that calls itself the state’s fireworks capital is prepared to do what they do best this Sunday.

Emanuel Martinez still remembers the first request for help that his new nonprofit organization received. It was November 2022, and Operation Christmas RGV was, and still is, a fledgling charity whose aim is to “spread hope and joy” throughout the Rio Grande Valley.

Hidalgo County officials have decided where the second of three ambulances purchased with federal COVID-19 relief dollars will go.

After 43 years on the bench, state District Judge Mario E. Ramirez Jr. will be setting down the gavel one last time at the end of next December.

When Eduardo Campirano was hired as director and chief executive officer of the Port of Brownsville more than 16 years ago, the place was at a low point, struggling to be relevant in a competitive, modern world.