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The Edinburg CISD Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to approve a settlement agreement with Payroll Director Zelda Martinez and Personnel Director Margarita Oyervides that followed the district's attempt to terminate them in January.

The Hidalgo County Courthouse is scheduled to resume normal operations Monday.

The Hidalgo County Courthouse closure will enter its third day Friday as crews continue to work on fixing a faulty cooling tower that is preventing the building’s air-conditioning system from working.

SAN BENITO — During more than six years at City Hall’s helm, City Manager Manuel De La Rosa took on some of the biggest projects in years while stacking the city’s cash reserves to record levels.

HARLINGEN — Some city employees might be getting bigger paychecks.

The Brownsville Independent School District has postponed the commencement ceremony for Veterans Memorial Early College High School until Thursday, June 8, 2023, with a location to be determined based on the weather.

A former Hidalgo County Sheriff's Office evidence technician is scheduled to be arraigned Monday on a 22-count indictment accusing him of stealing nearly $30,000 and taking a gun storage box last year.

A federal bankruptcy judge has given Garcia Grain Trading Corp. the greenlight to temporarily lease two of its grain elevators ahead of what is expected to be a bountiful summer harvest.

EDINBURG — Plans to construct a three-story parking garage here will not be sufficient to meet growing parking needs in a downtown district that will soon draw increased traffic from the new county courthouse, a multipurpose arts and event center, and an amphitheater.

SAN JUAN — During a special called meeting Wednesday evening, the San Juan City Commission approved the creation of the San Juan Cultural Arts District — an effort fronted by Gelman Stained Glass Museum's former Executive Director Miriam Cepeda.