Authorities Investigate Wrong-Way Collision, Urge Caution as Summer Traffic Increases

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

Livestock Ban: USDA Halts Imports Over Flesh-Eating Parasite Concerns
A temporary halt in livestock imports at the U.S.-Mexico border raises concerns over the resurgence of the New World Screw Worm.

$280 Million in Aid Announced for South Texas Farmers Facing Water Shortages
Funding tied to Mexico’s noncompliance with 1944 Water Treaty; application deadline set for May 22.

Unveiling Health Risks: Cooking Oils, Urinary Habits, and Raw Milk
New studies highlight potential health risks linked to cooking oils, holding in urine, and consuming raw milk.

Valley Farmers Seek Legislative Support Amidst Severe Drought
As drought conditions worsen, Valley farmers appeal to legislators to maintain funding for vital agricultural programs to sustain their operations.