Brenda Villa is a journalist for KRGV-TV, focusing on local news in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas. With a passion for community stories and events, Brenda covers a wide range of topics including local traditions, health concerns, travel tips, and environmental issues affecting the region.
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Brenda Villa's coverage focuses on local events, health and wellbeing, family and relationships in the Rio Grande Valley. She highlights seasonal topics such as holiday celebrations, cold weather impact, energy conservation, and farming.
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McAllen city leaders will be meeting on Monday to discuss the city's budget and property tax rate.
By: Brenda Villa
A teen was arrested Monday at the McDonald's she worked at after fleeing the scene of a crash that hospitalized a cyclist, according to the Mission Police Department.
More than 27 hundred domestic violence cases were reported in Hidalgo County in 2023.
La Tortilleria Factory is a family-owned business in McAllen.
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, we turn the spotlight to on barbecue enthusiast Arnie Segovia.
Around 30 parents showed up at the Brownsville ISD Police Department headquarters to learn about what to do in different emergency situations.
By: Sarah Cervera, Brenda Villa
A Cameron County deputy constable was killed in a Monday crash, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
The November elections are about a month away, and an important date voters need to know about is inching closer.
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, a team of young women are keeping a Mexican tradition alive in the Rio Grande Valley.
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