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Multi-million-dollar project to build Harlingen’s first public transit center hits big snag
HARLINGEN — After about seven years of planning, the multi-million-dollar project to build the city’s first public transit center is hitting a big snag.
Former Southwest Key employee to be arraigned on child sex abuse charges
A former Southwest Key employee is scheduled to be arraigned on Wednesday in McAllen federal court on a three-count indictment accusing him of sexually abusing three migrant children on airplanes.
First-ever magistrate judge in Hidalgo County to address ‘case overload’
Hidalgo County has added another tool in their evergrowing arsenal created to address the chronic jail overcrowding issue that’s been plaguing the county for decades.
Severe thunderstorms possible for portions of Rio Grande Valley on Sunday
The National Weather Service in Brownsville says there is a potential for severe weather in the Rio Grande Valley and Deep South Texas on Sunday, just two days after a storm whipped through the region briefly but significantly drenching the Mission and McAllen area and dropping large hail.
Harlingen’s biggest battery storage plant set to open
HARLINGEN — A $100 million, 100-megawatt battery storage plant geared to charge as many as 50,000 homes during a power outage is set to open off about 6 acres of farmland near Valley International Airport.
Sharyland school board candidates talk open enrollment, bond push
Candidates for the two contested races in the upcoming Sharyland school board election met at a forum Tuesday that featured talk on safety, enrollment and the possibility of another bond push.
Legendary Texas Longhorn quarterback Vince Young to celebrate Weslaco ISD seniors
Man posing as Monte Alto high school student previously arrested for human smuggling
A 22-year-old Alamo man who allegedly posed as a 16-year-old Monte Alto school district student has been arrested.
What to know about 1st test flight of SpaceX’s big Starship
Freddy Fender honored with Texas Historical Commission marker in San Benito
SAN BENITO — Freddy Fender Lane filled with song Saturday as a crowd seated in folding chairs or standing, with some swaying to the beat of music, joined Margarita Huerta Fender and her brother Isidro Huerta as they sang “Before the Next Teardrop Falls,” famously recorded by their uncle Baldemar Garza Huerta, the singer better known as Freddy Fender.