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HARLINGEN — Commissioners are apparently split over a proposal to pay them salaries for their time of service.

EDINBURG — The city council here is one step closer to finding Edinburg’s next city attorney after interviewing at least three more candidates last week.

With Beryl eyeing direct or indirect impact in Mexico and South Texas late Sunday or early Monday, agencies in the Rio Grande Valley are wasting no time issuing sandbags to local residents in preparation for what might be a powerful storm, or hurricane.

RAYMONDVILLE — Years of experience will soon direct a girls varsity basketball team at a local high school.

A probable cause affidavit indicates that an Edinburg teen tried hiding the firearm used to shoot a 15-year-old juvenile on Monday, June 24.

HARLINGEN — Top in the nation.

A Mexican resident has won big at the H-E-B Plus on Cage Boulevard in Pharr.

EDINBURG — With now nearly 300 animals, mostly dogs, being recovered from several Upper Valley homes since April, the employees at Palm Valley Animal Society say they have worked tirelessly to undo the harm caused by these severe hoarding cases.

SAN JUAN — A meeting intended to share ideas about the revitalization of the San Juan downtown area grew tense when many in attendance were informed that the San Juan Hotel would not be discussed.

Mrs. Baird’s Bread has launched its fourth annual Fighting Texas Hunger campaign which will see ​​more than 165,000 loaves of bread donated to local food banks throughout the state.