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Agents at the U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint near Falfurrias stopped a human smuggling incident last week where the ambulance driver and his partner admitted to being paid $50 each for the job, according to a criminal complaint.

SAN BENITO — One of the Rio Grande Valley’s biggest birding secrets is about to land on the map.

WESLACO – Police here managed to stop a theft in progress at a Stripes convenience store last week, a theft that began as an aggravated robbery call but ended up being an inside job, authorities said at a news conference Thursday.

A local church that has drawn the ire of Broadway fans throughout the country for its portrayal of the popular show “Hamilton” has issued an apology.

A man claiming to be a newly assigned soldier at Fort Hood is facing federal charges after he allegedly accepted a smuggling job through the social media application TikTok.

A push to approve a voter approved tax ratification election at McAllen ISD died with a whimper and some angry feelings Monday.

Edinburg police officers are currently investigating a major crash on I-69 that left two dead, closed lanes and rerouted traffic, the Edinburg Police Department...

PHARR — U.S. Sen. John Cornyn visited the Pharr ONE Northside Center Thursday for a roundtable discussion with local law enforcement, mental health providers and city officials.

A tropical wave being monitored by the National Hurricane Center now has a 30% possibility of development over the next five days that could bring more rain to the Rio Grande Valley.

The elusive ocelot, endangered on this side of the border, is a celebrity among Rio Grande Grande Valley wildlife, though Brownsville’s Gladys Porter Zoo hasn’t had one — until now.