The Brownsville Herald

The family of a 36-year-old man shot and killed by Edinburg police in September 2022 has filed a federal lawsuit against the city’s police department and five of its officers.

It’s that time of year for Rio Grande Valley health authorities to once again take their shot at encouraging residents to get the flu vaccine, and in doing so are debunking misconceptions that have only grown since the pandemic.

HARLINGEN — Following his stunning resignation earlier this month, the Harlingen school district’s paying former Superintendent J.A. Gonzalez about $264,262 as part of an agreement.

A Mission man who allegedly shot and killed his uncle following an argument over the ownership of roosters has been indicted.

HARLINGEN — Following his stunning resignation earlier this month, the Harlingen school district’s paying former Superintendent J.A. Gonzalez about $264,262 as part of an agreement.

EDINBURG — Officials here approved a $164.5 million fiscal budget and unanimously voted to maintain the same property tax rate as last year at 63 cents per $100 valuation.

EDINBURG — Through trials and tribulations, Scottish chef Graham Campbell, owner of CastleHill Bistro, has made Edinburg his home all while achieving his dream of appearing in a Food Network series in the upcoming “Last Bite Hotel.”

HARLINGEN — The passions of life, the flowers dancing, the kisses, the warm embraces, the smells of the beach and the cooking and the fire flickering.

A new study offers further evidence of how much Texas’ economic welfare relies on immigrants. It should remind all of us — especially policy makers — of how much we depend on foreign-born residents, and how pursuing efforts to close our borders and other restrictive policies would hurt our country.

The Texas Department of Transportation and the Hidalgo County Historical Commission held an unveiling ceremony Thursday for a new historical marker near the site of the county’s first oil well.