Tag: Starr County

McALLEN — A federal judge on Wednesday denied three motions to dismiss the lawsuit filed by attorneys representing Lizelle Gonzalez against Starr County, District Attorney Gocha A. Ramirez, Assistant District Attorney Alexandria Lynn Barrera and Sheriff Rene Fuentes.

South Texas College’s Valley Promise Program, a last-dollar initiative providing graduating high school seniors with a tuition-free education toward an associate’s degree, has more than 1,100 students participating in the first year.

Thoughts, prayers, concerns and gratitude. Like many others around the U.S., these were the first sentiments shared by the members of congress who represent the Rio Grande Valley in reaction to the attempt on former President Donald Trump's life.

In many ways all roads lead here for the congresswoman and would-be spokesperson for the GOP's growing popularity among Hispanics.

The Texas Department of Transportation is seeking input from the public about a new project that aims to improve bicycle routes in South Texas.

The federal government in July filed four land condemnation lawsuits against property owners in Starr County seeking more than 1,000 acres for the purpose of building a border wall.

The Spectrum internet outage blamed on Hurricane Beryl came to an end Tuesday evening, but not without some healthy outrage.

The federal government this month has filed a third land condemnation lawsuit in McAllen federal court.

The federal government has filed two land condemnation lawsuits against residents in Starr County for more proposed border wall.

Efforts to bolster health care in the Starr County area just got a $700,000-plus boost thanks to a federal grant earmarked to develop the region’s first medicine rural residency training program.