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Edinburg’s economic agency announced Thursday that a new coffee shop is close to opening. 

The majority of Cameron County's lowest income homeowners are paying more than their share of property taxes because they're not claiming the Texas Homestead Tax Exemption they're entitled to.

An appellate court has denied a claim from a 36-year-old Weslaco man who was convicted of stabbing his 54-year-old uncle to death in 2020.

HARLINGEN — After eight years as the McAllen school district’s leader, Superintendent J.A. Gonzalez says he’s ready to take over as the Harlingen school district’s top administrator after a national search led the school board to name him its finalist for the job.

The deepening of the 17-mile-long Brownsville Ship Channel that port officials have been arguing for years is essential for the port to remain competitive is finally about to get underway.

A Brownsville man is in police custody after he “walked up to and stabbed” a 45-year-old resident who uses a wheelchair, according to Brownsville Police Department’s Public Information Officer Martin Sandoval.

Organizers say the second annual international PONY softball tournament held in McAllen solidifies the city’s effort to be a long-term host for the event, a success they say will provide local businesses with an economic boon and boost area athletes.

U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez on July 18 sent a letter to U.S. Customs and Border Protection Acting Director Troy Miller asking him to address what Gonzalez says is an intermittent but recurring issue of excessive wait times at land ports-of-entry in Brownsville.

DHR Health will be hosting an athletic management seminar next week, a first of its kind for the upper Rio Grande Valley.

McALLEN — Apparently, my reviews have become too predictable.