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HARLINGEN — The city streets have entered the dead zone of the hot mid afternoon, and I find refuge in the colorful dining room of Taqueria El Buen Pastor.

All three propositions in the $41.9 million Roma ISD bond passed Saturday.

People in Brownsville came out in full force Saturday for election day. From campaigning alongside candidates to voting at polling locations, here are snapshots throughout the course of the day.

Here's a rundown of the May 6, 2023 elections in Hidalgo County and Cameron County cities, school districts and local entities.

Walking through "Push & Pull" Brownsville-based artist Cande Aguilar's newest popup solo exhibition at the Olvera Building in Brownsville's Market Square, is a little like the feeling of discovering a secret room in the family home, filled with items referencing people in your life but in ways you've never seen them before.

HARLINGEN — The city stands at the Rio Grande Valley’s forefront of the “technology of the future” as more companies in the evolving energy production industry launch battery storage plants here, shoring up the region’s electric grid.

The city of Pharr announced that its Building and Code Compliance Department will be waiving fees for fence and re-roofing repairs and shingle replacement while prioritizing permits.

Region One ESC will host Wednesday a Texas Education Agency community forum on career and technical education forums and initiatives.

A U.S. man was arrested at the Falfurrias checkpoint after Border Patrol agents found six people hidden within his tractor-trailer and an additional four “shivering” inside a refrigerated trailer that was nearly 46 degrees cold.

Personal injury attorney J. Gonzalez has announced plans to open a new office in Harlingen, and with it, a commitment to expand his law firm’s support of the area’s community projects.