Local leaders and contractors grapple with worker shortages and stalled projects amid increasing ICE arrests.

ICE Raids: Fear and Economic Impact Ripple Across South Texas Construction
Local leaders and contractors grapple with worker shortages and stalled projects amid increasing ICE arrests.
ICE Raids: Fear and Economic Impact Ripple Across South Texas Construction
Local leaders and contractors grapple with worker shortages and stalled projects amid increasing ICE arrests.

Federal Charges Rock Abby’s Bakery: Owners Accused of Harboring Undocumented Workers
Cameron County Bakery Owners Face Serious Legal Battles as Federal Case Unfolds

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Key stakeholders convene in Waseca to bolster severe weather preparedness

Arrest Shock: Progreso ISD President Nabbed with Cocaine and Alcohol
Community in Turmoil as School Board Leader Faces Serious Charges

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Local authorities seek public assistance in identifying a repeat vehicle burglary suspect in South Mission.

Screw Worm Battle: USDA Unveils $8.5M Facility to Safeguard U.S. Cattle
A New South Texas Facility Aims to Combat the New World Screw Worm Threatening Livestock and Economy

Miracle: Daughter’s Selfless Kidney Donation Saves Father’s Life
In an emotional journey of hope and gratitude, a daughter’s courageous decision restores joy to her family.

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As hurricane season intensifies, local officials emphasize preparedness and provide crucial resources to safeguard communities.

Sailor Tragedy: Public Funeral and Vigil for Angelina Resendiz Set to Illuminate Brownsville
Community Gathers to Honor Fallen Sailor Amid Ongoing Investigation

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Police arrest multiple offenders in connection with the destruction of Lions Park facilities, urging parents to discuss the importance of respecting public spaces.

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McAllen Crews Begin Trash and Debris Collection
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San Benito Launches City-Wide Trash Collection on Monday
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Cesar Chavez March Rescheduled Due to Storm
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Federal Charges Rock Abby’s Bakery: Owners Accused of Harboring Undocumented Workers
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