Brownsville, United States (Local)
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Francisco E. Jimenez focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of entertainment, government & politics, and crime within Texas. His articles often feature expert commentary and announcements.
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By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Along with Juan Gonzalez, CHAPS program director and UTRGV professor of geology, they presented their program “Ancient Landscapes of South Texas,” which utilizes the dense geological history of the region to try to inspire future generations of anthropologists.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Just a few months after publishing his memoir, "The Texas Civil Rights Project: How We Built a Social Justice Movement," Jim Harrington now has a new version of his book available for purchase.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
SAN JUAN - Dozens of students from Edith and Ethel Carman Elementary School sat on the floor inside the multi-purpose room of the San Juan Memorial Library on Monday morning.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Grammy Award-winning Tejano music star and Democratic congressional candidate Bobby Pulido is responding to reports about a 2018 school benefit concert he performed at with a former bandmate who is a registered sex offender.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Brownsville, was in Mercedes to deliver funding for improvements to the city’s stormwater system on Tuesday.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
PHARR — The city announced plans for its upcoming Avocado Festival, including a new forum to commemorate the commencement of the produce season.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Opening arguments began Monday afternoon in the federal trial of a Mission businesswoman accused of bribery and attempting to intimidate a witness in a corruption probe involving the Mission school district.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Center for Border Economic Studies (CBEST) has published its Summer 2026 edition of its Border Business Briefs.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
A federal jury began deliberating Wednesday in the federal corrruption trial of Mission businesswoman Veronica Inez O’Caña.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
A federal jury Wednesday found Mission businesswoman Veronica Inez O’Caña guilty on all charges in the federal corruption trial.
