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McALLEN — The season is saved for Maddie’s Pumpkin Patch, the popular autumn attraction, after it received a full 12-month conditional use permit from the city to continue its operations.

The Elsa man whose 3-year-old son fatally shot himself last year after finding a pistol in the closet where his toys were stored was sentenced to two years and a half in prison for unlawfully possessing a firearm, court records show.

A right-wing grassroots organization visited the Rio Grande Valley on Wednesday to train poll watchers as midterm elections near and the battle to turn South Texas red intensifies.

A Peñitas man who was convicted on Tuesday of murdering his common-law wife with a cement block is scheduled to be sentenced Thursday, according to court records.

A law enforcement investigation is ongoing after a false report of shots being fired at McAllen High School briefly placed the campus in a...

Rio Grande City commissioners placed their city secretary, who was arrested last week on money laundering charges, on administrative leave without pay following a...

It’s been hours, eight to be exact, of exhaustive work and sweat for the teenage dancers inside the Promesa College Prep gymnasium on this day, June 24, in Brownsville.

When a man wearing a Dallas Cowboys jersey Monday didn’t know how badly the team lost Sunday, a Border Patrol agent working at the...

Although a summary judgment was issued in one civil lawsuit against the Catholic Diocese of Brownsville alleging church officials tried to protect a priest accused in the alleged sexual assault of two siblings, a second lawsuit in reference to same case indicates a “resolution” was reached with one of the victims.

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