Lily Celeste is a journalist based in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. She writes for KRGV-TV and has also had her work featured in KSAT and Mesquite-news. Lily covers a range of local news topics, including community events, crime reports, social issues, and economic developments in the region.
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Lily Celeste's local coverage in the Rio Grande Valley and Texas focuses on community events, local news, business, safety issues, and advocacy. Her articles often include evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements. Engage with her by providing insights into local events or developments that align with these themes.
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By: Lily Celeste
A man in Rio Grande City was arrested and charged after his dog ran onto a neighbor's property and bit the victim on his finger, nearly severing it, according to an affidavit.
By: Lily Celeste
State Representative Terry Canales is calling on the Texas Department of Transportation executive director to resign.
By: Lily Celeste
A Rio Grande Valley lawmaker is accusing the Texas Department of Transportation and Edinburg city officials of preventing economic growth.
To help with the work load, Rio Grande City and Starr County are partnering up to keep cemeteries clean.
The city of Roma is launching a new system to keep residents informed about what's going on in their city.
A 35-year-old man was taken into custody after threatening to assault family members and burn down his mother’s residence, according to a news release.
A new hospital for Starr County is one step closer to reality.
McAllen voters approved two propositions that cap campaign donations to $500, and give residents the ability to put their own policies on the ballot.
Roma wants to hear from its residents on a water infrastructure project.
Rio Grande City’s police chief was suspended without pay Wednesday, city Mayor Gilberto Falcon confirmed to Channel 5 News.
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