Rio Grande Valley weather: Marginal severe weather risk as a cold front moves through South Texas, bringing potential rain and a slight drop in temperatures.
Rio Grande Valley weather: Marginal severe weather risk as a cold front moves through South Texas, bringing potential rain and a slight drop in temperatures.
A 58-year-old man died after his Dodge Ram veered off the road and crashed following a collision on FM 1423 in Donna, according to DPS.
Weslaco police are investigating a three-vehicle crash near Texas Boulevard and Mile 10 that sent three people to the hospital.
Governor Greg Abbott announced a multi-million dollar investment for the Mid Valley Airport in Weslaco, including $10 million to extend the runway, $8 million for a new hangar, and $8 million for infrastructure improvements to support the region’s growth.
Cold Front: The Rio Grande Valley braces for a cold front, promising cooler temperatures and potential thunderstorms.
Rio Grande Valley weather: South Texas experiences a shift in temperatures as the first cold front of the season approaches, bringing cooler days and potential rain.
Rio Grande Valley weather: Maria Perez forecasts warm temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the Rio Grande Valley.
UTRGV football: San Benito’s Frank Medina earns full scholarship, inspiring local athletes in the Rio Grande Valley.
Rio Grande Valley weather: McAllen and surrounding areas face high temperatures and scattered showers as the fall season begins.
Social media post allegedly prompted campus scare. The serene community of Edcouch-Elsa was unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight when a 17-year-old student’s alleged social media post hinted at a gun being brought to school. This alleged threat resulted in the swift action of local law enforcement, who managed to trace the source of the alarming post directly back to the Edcouch-Elsa High School campus. The situation raised concerns about safety in educational institutions, highlighting the pressing need for effective monitoring and communication strategies. Located in the Rio Grande Valley, Edcouch-Elsa
Weapon found in vehicle prompts legal action. The tranquility typically associated with Harlingen High School was recently disrupted when a firearm was discovered in a student’s vehicle parked on the school premises. The incident, prompted by an anonymous report about the weapon, underscores the ongoing challenges faced by educational institutions in maintaining security. As schools continue to provide a safe learning environment for students, authorities are on high alert for potential threats that could jeopardize the safety of students and staff. This episode has highlighted the broader issue of weapon
McAllen police officer. Officer recovers following violent encounter during call. In the typically serene city of McAllen, Texas, an unsettling incident has thrust community safety and policing strategies into the spotlight. Officer Francisco Castillo, a member of the McAllen Police Department, faced a life-threatening situation while responding to what initially appeared to be a routine disturbance call. This incident, occurring on the 200th block of East J Avenue, has not only put the neighborhood on edge but has also raised questions about the nature of seemingly benign calls turning violent. The incident involved