Sarah Cervera is a journalist based in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. She writes for KRGV-TV and her work has also appeared in KSAT and Mesquite-news. Sarah covers a wide range of local news stories, including health and fitness, crime, local government, community events, and entertainment.
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Sarah's coverage focuses on local news in the United States, particularly in Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. She primarily covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime, family & relationships, and government & politics.
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One man is dead, and a woman required medical assistance at McAllen motel, according to police.
Votes cast in San Benito’s charter election will not count, according to parties involved in a lawsuit filed against the city.
By: Sarah Cervera
More than five thousand people voted on the five proposed charter amendments in San Benito.
Flood relief is coming for hundreds of Harlingen residents.
By: Dina Herrera-Garza, Sarah Cervera
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated throughout.
Two people from Weslaco died on Saturday when the vehicle they were in crashed into an electric transformer, according to the Port Isabel Police Department.
A former military police officer in the Navy and immigration officer for U.S. Customs and Border Protection continues working to get legal residency in the U.S.
By: Sarah Cervera
Fresh, black angus beef fajitas are a popular item at Ruben's Grocery store in McAllen following last week’s presidential election.
By: Sarah Cervera
San Benito’s mayor and city commissioners remain in their seats after a petition to recall them failed.
San Benito city leaders held a Wednesday workshop to discuss updating their five-year plan for the city.
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