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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A judge in Hidalgo County lowered the bond for a 25-year-old Mission man charged in the 2023 death of a woman.
By: Sarah Cervera
A dental office on wheels will soon be rolling through the streets of Cameron and Willacy counties.
The Texas Department of Public Safety is at the scene of a major accident in Alamo.
The city of Alamo broke ground Thursday on a $1.85 million project to create an inclusive park.
Alamo police arrested a man who fled the scene of a major accident that left one individual in critical condition.
Warming centers are now open across the Rio Grande Valley.
By: Sarah Cervera
Sea Turtle Inc. in South Padre Island said they’re expecting a potential major rescue operation due to the freezing temperatures.
The Weslaco Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Wednesday morning, according to Fire Chief Antonio Lopez.
A mobile home was declared a total loss following a Wednesday fire, according to a spokesperson with the city of Weslaco.
A child who was hospitalized in critical condition for nearly a week following a hit-and-run crash has died, the Alamo Police Department confirmed to Channel 5 News.
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