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The Edinburg man accused of shooting and killing his cousin following an argument over missing chicken has been indicted, court records show.

Cinemark is going back to 1984 starting Monday in honor of the company’s 40th anniversary by showing blockbuster hits all week for $5 a ticket.

HARLINGEN — The race is on for three city commission seats in Nov. 5 elections calling on voters to consider one of the city’s most sweeping revisions of its City Charter.

The city of Brownsville held a press conference/celebration on Wednesday in honor Lit Fiber-BTX’s first customer, Jay Hicks, a self-described semi-professional stream and content creator on YouTube.

SAN BENITO — Officials are proposing an $18 million general fund budget coming with a “robust” $16.8 million fund balance while planning to launch a five-year series of water rate hikes aimed at pulling the utility system out of the red while helping to pay off long-term debt tied to the new water plant.

The agenda for the first Brownsville ISD board of trustees meeting of the 2024-2025 academic year on Tuesday included discussion of two key initiatives, one dealing with customer service, the other with student attendance.

After previously being postponed in anticipation of possible impact from Hurricane Beryl, the city of San Benito is ready to kick off ResacaFest this Friday.

Incorporating plants into your home can beautify your space and create a positive environment. A variety of indoor plants thrive year-round, and can provide color in your home.

McALLEN — Sandra Hansmann is fully embracing the Aggie culture and ready to use her almost two decades of experience to grow the center as she starts her new role as assistant provost at Texas A&M University's Higher Education Center in McAllen.

Both UTRGV McAllen and Edinburg collegiate high schools held events this week for their state-of-the-art facilities that are set to open and welcome students this month.