This was Trevino’s moment.
This was Cruz’s moment.
As Cruz Gomez saw the finish line, at the point of his final leg “kick,” he knew. When Diego Trevino unleashed his final shot put throw, he knew as well.
ALAMO - The 2019 boys track and field season ended once again on a strong note. While the beginning of the season saw several boys deciding not to run track
When colonial Americans took a deep breath, was the air they took in cleaner or dirtier than it is today? The immediate gut reaction is probably that it was cleaner
AUSTIN — Texas lawmakers have yet to cast final votes on the marquee issues of the 86th regular session of the Legislature: the state budget, school finance reform and property
Photograph Courtesy DHR HEALTH Featured, from left: Carlos García-Cantú, MD, Director of Surgery, DHR Health; Manish Singh, MD, Chief Executive Officer, DHR Health; Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, Distinguished Service Professor, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Baylor College of Medicine, Chief of Staff and Surgeon-in-Chief, Ben Taub Hospital, Houston; Ronald M. Stewart, Chair, Department of Surgery, UT Health Science Center, San Antonio; Raúl Barreda, MD, Trauma Medical Director, DHR Health; and Ricardo Martínez, MD, Assistant Medical Director, General Surgery, DHR Health on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at the Edinburg Conference Center at Renaissance.
People who suffer some of the most life-threatening injuries, such as those which result from car crashes, blunt trauma (striking or being struck by an object), serious falls, or gun
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, Governor Greg Abbott and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen speak at a press conference regarding property taxes on May 1, 2019.
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This is the kind of column that could have the shelf life of a ripe banana. It’s that time in a legislative session where things are in flux. Everything could
Richard Molina
By now, anyone who keeps track of local news already knows that Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina and his wife, Dalia Molina, were arrested last Thursday morning after turning themselves into
Photo courtesy City of Pharr Seated: Pharr Mayor Dr. Ambrosio Hernandez. Standing (l-r): Mission Mayor Dr. Armando O’Caña, McAllen Mayor Jim Darling, Harlingen Mayor Chris Boswell, Edinburg Mayor Pro-Tem David Torres, Brownsville Mayor Tony Martinez, Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez, and Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr.
Story courtesy of City of Pharr PHARR - History was made last week as officials representing the largest cities in the Rio Grande Valley and Hidalgo and Cameron counties came
EDINBURG - Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina has been arrested for voter fraud, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Thursday morning, the latest in a string of arrests the state’s election
Jimmy Lee, wearing a Sharyland hat and red pants, dusted the competition and defended his title at the Region IV-5A golf tournament at Palm View Golf Club in McAllen. Playing the best golfers from San Antonio and everywhere south of it, Lee shot a two-day 136 (he was 1-under-par through the first 13 holes, meaning he was a stunning 7-under on the last 23) to win the title again and he will be heading to the state tournament later this month.
Being consistent in a sport is a good thing. Of course, being good is a good thing as well. Put them together and you have something great, you have something
Sonia Enriquez
EDINBURG – The Edinburg Economic Development Corporation is pleased to welcome Edinburg native Sonia Enriquez as the newest member of the Edinburg EDC Board of Directors. Enriquez, an insurance agent
A three-year-old toddler rescued by RGV Sector Border Patrol agents watches movies while being cared for by Border Patrol agents, CBP officers. The toddler was abandoned by smugglers in a cornfield near Brownsville, Texas.
BROWNSVILLE – U.S. Border Patrol agents rescued a 3-year-old male child abandoned by smugglers in Texas. Early Tuesday morning, Fort Brown Station Border Patrol agents working near Brownsville, Texas, observed
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