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Election Day in Hidalgo County brings local races and tax elections

Hidalgo County voters will have plenty to decide on this Tuesday as Election Day has arrived.

8,000 early ballots cast thus far in Hidalgo County

Early voting for the 2023 Special Constitutional Amendment Election and Local Entities Elections kicked off Monday.

Progreso ISD board president gets $250K bond in cocaine smuggling case

A federal magistrate judge on Tuesday set the bond for the Progreso school district’s board president, who is accused of cocaine smuggling, at $250,000 with a $15,000 deposit, court records indicate.

Local races, tax rate elections and constitutional amendments now before voters in Hidalgo County

Early voting has commenced in the Hidalgo County area with local races, tax rate elections and Texas constitutional amendments on the ballots.

Feds accuse Progreso ISD board president of smuggling 88 pounds of cocaine

Federal prosecutors allege that the Progreso school district’s board president was involved in smuggling approximately 88 pounds of cocaine in 2020.

Progreso school board president charged with drug trafficking

The Progeso school district's board president and that municipality's assistant city manager is in custody on federal drug trafficking charges.

Hidalgo County residents have until Tuesday to register to vote in Nov. 7 elections

Residents have until the end of day Tuesday to register to vote in the upcoming November elections, and local officials want to help.

Tax election fever sweeping Hidalgo County school districts

Most Hidalgo County voters will see local school finances on their ballots this November.

Several RGV schools to close Monday in wake of storm damages

As officials and communities across the Valley continue to recover from the powerful storm that ripped through the region over the weekend, several school districts have announced closures. 

Progreso school district now free from longtime state oversight

For the first time in nearly a decade, the Progreso school district is no longer being overseen by a Texas Education Agency conservator.