Rio Grande City, United States (Local)
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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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Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign into law a bill that increases penalties for lawyers who solicit families and victims of recent crashes or crimes. Barratry — also known as ambulance chasing — is a felony because attorneys cannot seek out victims to hire them.
By: Lily Celeste
Rio Grande City is cracking down on 18-wheelers parking in neighborhoods with a new ordinance imposing fines. Residents complain of safety and nuisance, while some truckers worry about limited parking options.
A new policy change ends in-state tuition for DACA recipients at Texas universities like UTRGV, impacting undocumented students and sparking debate over educational access and financial aid.
By: Lily Celeste
The city of Mission will now be able to provide water to customers of the Agua Special Utility District in their city if the district’s water system is shut off. Agua SUD customers in Mission will benefit from the newly signed agreement should system issues cause water from Agua SUD to be shut off during an emergency.
A restaurant in San Benito reopened on Wednesday, days after an ICE raid led to eight arrests. The owner of Taqueria El Mante said the raid has hurt her business.
U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement have confirmed with Channel 5 News that agents detained three people last week outside immigration court in Harlingen.
U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement have confirmed with Channel 5 News that agents detained three people last week outside immigration court in Harlingen.
Historical artifacts and photographs from Roma, Texas, are being digitized through a partnership with the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. This ambitious project, focusing on items over 100 years old, aims to preserve and share the city's rich history, including the work of architect Heinrich Portscheller. The initiative will make these invaluable resources globally accessible online, shedding light on Roma's past and its shaping by international commerce.
A crowd voiced their concerns Monday to Starbase city leaders during the city’s latest commissioners meeting. Most in attendance brought frustrations and questions about the city's new zoning ordinance that labels areas in the city by three categories. The categories are: - Heavy industrial for the area near SpaceX's launch site - Mixed use for city buildings, banks, and businesses - Open space for parks and green spaces A concern for many was their land being taken away from them, but Starbase City Attorney Andy Messer said eminent domain was not part of the plan
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