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Empty Bowls fundraiser set for Oct. 17 to address RGV food insecurity
The Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley will be hosting its 17th annual Empty Bowls Luncheon and Silent Auction on Tuesday, Oct. 17.
Palmview man arraigned in neighbor’s fiance’s ejection death
A Palmview man faced a judge on Thursday in the 2022 death of his neighbor’s fiance, who was ejected from the man’s vehicle while giving them a ride home, court records show.
PSJA overcomes injury, North comeback attempt in win
EDINBURG – When Johanna Montelongo fell to the floor, grasping at her left knee, teammates Mia Dominguez and Julianna Guajardo knew at once they...
Haunted houses and pumpkin patches among fall events in Valley
Cities across the Rio Grande Valley are preparing for spooky season with festivals full of scary good activities.
Doc who falsely told patients they were going to die sentenced for fraud
The final suspect in a massive healthcare fraud case was sentenced on Wednesday to a little more than four years in federal prison.
Two Los Fresnos women die in crash after truck runs stop sign
Two Los Fresnos women are dead after a Dodge truck ignored a stop sign and crashed into the vehicle the women were occupying, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
McAllen ISD receives ‘substantial number’ of superintendent applications
In a special meeting Monday, McAllen school district board trustees discussed potential candidates for the superintendent position during a closed session.
Brownsville ISD names United Healthcare to administer health plan
After hearing presentations from five finalists, Brownsville Independent School District trustees named United Healthcare as the third-party administrator for the district’s $54 million self-funded health insurance plan and authorized the administration to negotiate a contract.
Beck’s rare TD return propels Texans to a 37-17 rout of Jaguars and gives...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Andrew Beck craned his neck after crossing the goal line, checking for penalty flags before celebrating.
Harlingen setting stage for first solar farms to back up grid
HARLINGEN — The stage is being set for the city's first solar farms as officials work to diversity energy sources, aiming to back up the local electric grid.