McAllen, TX News

• McAllen, TX News
• Wrecks kill 1, injure others
• Romney ready to claim GOP nomination after Texas
• Man falls to death from crane in standoff
• Precinct 1 race driving Hidalgo County turnout
• Violence flares after Egypt election results
• Russia condemns ally Syria over massacre of 108
• McAllen school board considers employee raises
• Harlingen company mulls new medical facility
• Pope's butler vows to help Vatican scandal probe
• OB-GYN doctors: Latest tools make surgery less invasive
• Families mourn loved ones who 'paid a price for us'
• Notorious 'ghost pepper' burning Rio Grande Valley mouths
• Obama says Vietnam veterans too often 'denigrated'
• UN blames Syrian forces for Houla massacre
• In Memorium: Locals tell how war has touched their lives
• Nonprofit addresses frugal dress for expectant moms
• Techno paint party headed to State Farm Arena
• After early-voting mix-up, GOP to have poll site in Starr County on Tuesday
• San Juan runoff set for June 16
• Peñitas library closes for renovations
• Mission CISD teacher among state school board hopefuls
• Congressional hopefuls make pitch in Cameron County-based district
• Man fleeing from police dies after crash
• Illegal immigrants find paths to college, careers
• 3 tons of pot of seized near Reynosa
• Mission man killed in rollover
• Feds open grant competition to Valley school districts
• Picnic, food-borne illness seasons get into full swing
• “Please, just let him go:” Woman searches for husband after home invasion
• County to consider $168 million drainage referendum
• Edinburg fifth-grader heads to D.C. to compete in National Spelling Bee
• UTPA, arts host concert June 3 to honor Fine Arts Auditorium’s grand finale
• Suspect denied bond in wife’s slaying
• Man arrested after admitting to shooting at sunflowers
• Ex-Willacy DA Guerra sues Lucio Jr. over road
• Lawsuit alleges Mission political favors entered messy divorce
• CBP officer charged with straw purchase of firearms
• Mexico's presidential front-runner promises to cut violence
• Local high schools shift in national rankings
• Duval County deputy arrested in alleged drug conspiracy
• Former assistant DA challenges past boss for Starr County seat
• No shortage of summer activities for Valley kids
• The Robots Have Taken Over...Last Weekend! at IMAS
• Flag planting launches Memorial Day at Arlington
• Mexico gang launches car bomb near US border
• Starr County early voting counts double from 2008
• Ex-Spurs player supports a Valley 'IDEA'
• Valley counties lead way in early voting turnout
• Near-normal hurricane season predicted
• Former UTPA graduate assistant held on prostitution charge
• Brownsville in-laws get prison for Medicaid fraud scheme
• Mid-Valley Literacy Fair set for first Saturday in June
• Sheriff: Man who shot wife near Alton caught at border
• Amid a shift on 17th Street, Heart of the City flat-lines
• Government taking new steps to fight food stamp fraud
• Folksy Phillips wins American Idol
• E-E school board approves deal with coach after bus incident
• Mission police: Road rage escalates to shooting
• Valley therapists fight state's Medicaid transportation plan
• Peñitas man gets nearly 8 years for weapons trafficking
• Roma men get 11 years in 'Dirty Dozen' drug case
• New women's health clinic aims to ease burden of increasing demand
• 4 arrests after 131 immigrants found near Alton
• 'Sky not falling' over chemical release in Weslaco water, city manager says
• Mission monkey appears healthy in checkup at Brownsville zoo
• Suspect sought in woman's fatal shooting north of Alton
• McAllen Arts Council 2012 Arts Grant Workshop
• Review: OnLive Desktop brings the PC to tablets
• Apparent breakout reported at Reynosa prison
• Amid probe, PRI suspends former Tamps. governor
• Headlines or headstones: Mexico journalists face dire choice
• ICE: 131 immigrants found in Alton stash house
• County honors vets for funeral service honors
• Filings detail Starr County candidate's bankruptcy, tax history
• Tri-City Bomber admits to rural Edinburg murder
• SpaceX supply ship rockets toward space station
• Teen admits to stabbing at Valley View High School
• Gang boss gets 9 years in McAllen murder
• 19-year-old man wanted for child sex assault arrested at Hidalgo bridge
• $110K of pot found in pickup's tires at Hidalgo bridge
• Shark angler: Landing 10-foot hammerhead 'a magical moment'
• Man accused of hitting noisy kid at Wash. theater
• Former Tamps. governor, businessman targeted by feds
• OMNICON (Musica, juegos,anime, comics & video)
• Up, up and away: Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• Valley schools fuel graduation growth
• FEC flags embattled DA, 2 other Congress hopefuls over campaign finance reporting
• Woman: Disco rendezvous led to drug cartel threat
• Ex-airline exec found guilty in child-porn trial
• State House candidate's tents, signs vandalized in Edinburg
• Former sheriff's deputy gets prison in drug conspiracy
• Provisional ballots leave Water District 3 election results unchanged
• 96 Yemeni soldiers killed in suicide bombing
• Who will drones target? Who in the US will decide?
• Obama says Yemen now a hub for foreign terrorists
• Mexican army: Zetas leaders ordered killing of 49
• Movie matinee...every Wednesday at MPL
• Verano Divertido en el Museo Internacional de Artes y Ciencias
• Millions look skyward as eclipse crosses Asia, US
• McAllen eyes soccer complex
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Online convention fights for low-income families
• Comic book sale raises money for Kiwanis Club
• 6th annual Ride Against Hunger set for Saturday
• Alamo leaders divided over downtown stage
• Coast Guard spotlights safety as boating season revs up
• McAllen area jumps 14 spots in nation's worst for asthma
• Suspects sought in San Juan drive-by
• McAllen chooses Texas A&M over Valley Land Fund for Botanical Gardens plan
• Shootouts in Matamoros and Reynosa kill at least 4
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• FBI and sheriff’s office foil alleged kidnapping plot
• Hedrick takes stand in child porn trial
• AG says convicted constable can’t hold office
• Biologists set out to see how much wetlands are filtering
• Two local drug traffickers sent to prison
• Ring of fire to be visible for first time in two decades
• Judge delays ruling on petition to remove Villalobos
• Mercedes police arrest Progreso city manager for DWI
• Judge grants Villalobos shorter delay than requested
• RMA finalizes consultant’s exit agreement
• Pharr man gets 42 years in fatal stabbing
• UTPA to offer physics, chemistry scholarships
• Explore Summer Nature Programs at Quinta Mazatlan!
• Summer Fun at the International Museum of Arts and Sciences
• UPDATED: Voter ID trial to begin in July
• Texas rappers battle it out at Fall Back Records, May 26
• Texas Cook ‘Em BBQ Contest seeking cooks and judges
• Man arrested on counterfeiting charges
• Authorities: Man accused of killing new wife may be in Valley
• 4 candidates with varied backgrounds run for JP in Starr County
• Jurors convict man in fatal Pharr stabbing
• PETA demonstrators protest before circus in Hidalgo
• Bishop touches on immigration reform, gay marriage, film
• Former federal corrections officer charged with bribery
• San Juan PD enlists volunteers to fight property crime
• E-E coach firing affirmed after alleged teen sex incident on bus
• Mexican firm's bankruptcy case has cross-border impact
• Judge reviews obscene images; jury to see majority of photographs
• Census: Minorities now surpass whites in U.S. births
• Avoiding marriage's No. 1 pitfall: money troubles
• Overzealous license rules can deter entrepreneurs
• Autopsy: Ex-Harlingen South student shot at close range
• Fugitive ex-boyfriend haunts family of shooting victim
• State House candidate to file complaint about mailer
• Cyclists unite to raise awareness, mourn those lost
• Police: Woman gave Xanax to underage girls
• Zoning change in Alamo may herald crackdown
• McAllen school district joins iTunes U
• Report spotlights refugees of Mexico's drug war
• Police: Brownsville student hit by city bus
• Renovated McAllen park set to open Saturday
• Email Hacked: County Bar Association chief says system was compromised
• Hearing set on petition to oust Cameron County DA
• GI killed in Vietnam War to get Medal of Honor
• Hidalgo welcomes new mayor; Franz leaves quietly
• Last of 7 pleads guilty in Gulf Cartel bribe scheme
• FAA public hearing on SpaceX draws hundreds in Brownsville
• Betancourt has 'big shoes to fill' on Edinburg City Council
• Source: Reynosa shootout injures at least 3 civilians
• Murder trial in fatal Pharr stabbing opens
• Delays snag Mission's nearly finished parks upgrades
• 2 indicted in Edinburg 'Hell' stash-house case
• State Rep. Gonzales to join UTPA administration
• In ex-airline exec's child-porn trial, jury hears of sex chats
• Outdoor Botanical Art & Illustration Workshop at Quinta Mazatlan Nature Center
• Stonewall Democrats to host second annual 'Right to Prom'
• Local veteran advocate Luis Perez dies
• McAllen ISD's annual free 'String Fling' concert set for Saturday
• Hedrick trial gets under way in Brownsville
• Harlingen schools adopt dual language program
• McAllen inks agreement with Texas A&M for Botanical Gardens
• Turnout normal on 1st day of early voting in Starr County, elections chief says
• Monkey captured in Mission orchards
• Former Pharr Mayor Victor Garcia dies at 85
• Former RGC commissioner to replace longtime judge
• Water district chief: State audit finds no smoking gun
• Deputy on leave after theft of vehicle, assault rifle
• Summit aimed at luring Mexican investors to McAllen
• Hidalgo County workers suspended over potatoes
• Hidalgo power broker forces out longtime police chief
• Edinburg’s All Star Theatre casting modern rock musical
• Edinburg rock show to feature seven local bands
• 'The Big (not so) Bad Wolf' to open next week in Weslaco
• Zumbathon to raise money, awareness for local abuse group
• McAllen Memorial High to showcase student-directed plays Friday
• McAllen Music Theatre Co. will host fundraiser Saturday
• June Cleaver to Gloria Pritchett: 5 great TV moms
• McAllen: For now, just water on tap for Boeye Reservoir
• Primary voting begins Monday
• Donna schools join movement against testing
• Grim highlights: mass violence in Mexico
• Study: Juveniles held in jails are often isolated
• Embattled DA faced prior court sanction
• For years, fallen deputies excluded from ceremony
• Official: 49 bodies left on Reynosa-Monterrey highway
• Adoptive mom celebrates first Mother's Day
• Rio Grande City mayor’s slate sweeps RGC election
• STC trustee wins third term
• Concerned Citizens sweep Hidalgo election; school board president elected mayor
• San Juan incumbents and mayor-supported challengers set for runoff
• Sharyland voters surprise board hopefuls
• Donna incumbent Irene Muñoz narrowly keeps council seat
• La Villa mayor retains his seat
• Family at center of Edinburg race
• Brand re-elected to Water District 3
• Commencements bring families of many types together
• Mexican officials burn 39K pounds pot, 22 pounds cocaine
• Traditional wedge issues back in campaign spotlight
• Several area high education institutions get Upward Bound grants
• Unofficial Election Results (9:45 p.m. update)
• Former Arkansas Gov. Huckabee to speak at banquet
• U.S. taxpayers getting cut of 'Passion' prequel
• Voters head to polls today to decide municipal, school board elections
• Boy falls through manhole cover, appears OK
• Boy falls through manhole cover, appears OK
• Police: Gunshot victim whispers name; woman shot multiple times
• RGC's Garza wins second state shot put title
• Another man arrested in Pharr underage Facebook sex case
• Toys “R” Us opens in Mercedes outlet mall
• Driver hits, kills woman who fell from vehicle
• County recognized for document recycling program
• Two charged with murder in teen's dragging death
• Roller derby bout set for Saturday in McAllen
• NWS calls on help for ‘watch' decisions
• Immigration drama plays out in east Brownsville
• Advocates: HIV prevention pill could save lives
• UTPA MEN'S WOWEN'S TRACK & FIELD ON TOP AT GREAT WEST CONFERENCE OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
• San Benito teacher replaced after video hits YouTube
• Expert: Hidalgo County spared by storms, tornadoes
• Romney denies targeting classmates for being gay
• Obama criticizes Romney as 'backwards on equality'
• RGC candidates hope to boost Election Day turnout
• Tornado threat fizzles; T-storms likely Friday
• Fugitive sex offender jailed pending transfer to San Antonio
• Pot seized as driver crashes into Rio Grande, Mission police say
• Border Patrol: Over $12M of pot seized in 3 days
• McAllen pimp faces prison after escort business busted
• DA Guerra: DA Villalobos 'can't be effective,' should quit
• Assisted voting in Hidalgo election raises questions
• McAllen’s History Museum celebrating Mother’s Day!
• No. 2 Democrat in U.S. House endorses gay marriage
• Rio Hondo teacher accused of assault suspended
• Hurdles to homeownership defy good mortgage rates, expert says
• Fashion and jewelry designer Chan Luu in McAllen.
• Evento perfecto para mostrar, publicitar y vender productos y servicios
• Indicted DA fails to show up for forum
• Review: No real point to Foursquare, yet addictive
• Forecaster: Hail looms again for McAllen area
• Sheriff bolsters border beat in western Hidalgo County
• Double-murder suspect's alleged drug dealers arrested
• Dueling relatives keep Edinburg race clean
• Dismembered bodies left at mall in Tamps. capital
• Man, woman sought in credit card abuse case
• TV thief sought by Weslaco police
• Holocaust survivor shares story with students
• Border Media sells six Valley radio stations
• 7 charged in cocaine, money laundering conspiracy
• Weslaco woman dies after being struck by vehicle
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Poll: Support for Afghan war at new low
• Knapp Medical Center marks 50 years with look forward, back
• 3 Grulla baseball coaches benched amid allegations
• Mission man dragged by SUV in critical condition
• Witnesses: 2 bail from ambulance after immigrant wreck
• Storms miss McAllen; more on the way, forecaster says
• Early voting wraps up in San Juan
• Congressional hopefuls react to opponent’s indictment
• McAllen police: Man shot, stabbed by gang members
• Double-murder suspect's father: 'I never imagined this'
• TxDOT kicks off annual seat belt campaign
• Veterans Memorial High School actors will head to state UIL competition
• South Texas Youth Symphony plays finale concert Sunday
• Melba's students to present annual recital Saturday
• 'Lucha Libre Mexicana' event will be held in Weslaco
• Kick off your Mother's Day celebration early.....
• McAllen's Business Expo 2012 "Broadcast your Business"
• Senate heads toward showdown vote on student loans
• Severe thunderstorms possible tonight
• With new rules, housing board loses power
• Sci Tech named Texas' 6th-best high school
• Activists protest meat industry in downtown McAllen
• Double homicide suspect raped, killed 12-year-old, sheriff says
• Thunderstorms predicted to hit RGV this week
• Cameron County judge: DA should step down to focus on defending himself
• TB tests planned for 80 La Villa students, staff
• Cameron County DA's Office calls 'private' news conference
• Edinburg North principal wins statewide H-E-B award
• Gunmen open fire on Reynosa newspaper
• Schools to gain from wind farms
• Defense attorney: Cameron County DA indicted
• Alleged gunman in Tri-City Bomber murder case held in new shooting
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage
• Music, cars draw families to Hidalgo
• Believers embrace healing power of faith
• San Juan hurries to apply for water plant funding
• Water district head defends private use of public workers
• Safety urged amid time of underage drinking
• McAllen Business Expo in the digital age
• Sheriff confirms arrest of double homicide suspect
• Hidalgo sees record turnout even before early voting ends
• Business owners get tips on hiring, firing
• After convicted Weslaco medical supply owner attempts to appeal case, feds moves to seize $44K
• Local parents, authorities find ways to deal with cyberbullying
• Edinburg celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• Candidates for Mission offices continue to woo voters through early voting
• NWS: Valley weather should allow view of 'supermoon'
• Plan to capture, reuse drainage water takes root
• More than 3,000 pounds of marijuana found in stash house
• STC to train denim manufacturer’s employees
• Weslaco school board selects superintendent finalist
• Alamo-area man killed in Corpus Christi
• Police investigate suspicious wreck
• FBI: Border Patrol agent assaulted in La Grulla
• Despite complaints, Hidalgo slate hasn’t disclosed donors or expenses
• Kidnapping suspect shot by U.S. marshal faces judge
• Nuevo Laredo violence leaves 23 dead, 9 hanging from bridge
• Primer Foro de Inversion...
• Jobs lost to recession trickle back, but wages lag
• Teen gets 90 years for stabbing ex-girlfriend 48 times
• H-E-B issues precautionary food recall
• Donna nears ban on street vendors
• Brownsville backs SpaceX proposal
• Man, teen arrested after robbery, chase in Weslaco
• Border Patrol chases pot smuggler back to Mexico
• Tri-City Bombers murder suspect charged in new shooting
• Edinburg warehouse marks shift in Mexican produce distribution
• Knapp Medical Center sale halted
• New STC building helps absorb rising enrollment
• RGV observes National Day of Prayer
• UT System regents back medical school in Valley
• Sentence looms for teen who stabbed girlfriend 48 times
• Mission metal processing company to get statewide honor
• Mission-area property owner charged with cockfighting
• Edinburg police: Gunman wounds romantic rival
• Edinburg's old fire gear finds new home in Mexico
• Mission couple charged after 2 tons of pot seized at home
• Over 100 thirsty immigrants freed from Edinburg stash house
• Deputy fired after alleged DWI wreck in McAllen
• Tejano musician, Pharr native Cali Carranza dies at 59
• VIDEO: Gang feud spurs bus-stop shooting in Little Mexico, sheriff says
• Man pleads guilty to killing elderly woman
• Andrade promotes voter education program in RGV trip
• Girl, 14, sold herself for sex online, authorities say
• Slain teen's mom takes stand in ex-boyfriend's trial
• Drug bust may have stymied home invasion
• Finances a top priority for all 7 Granjeno candidates
• Economedes High wins national Inspiration Award
• San Juan Cinco de Mayo to feature cook-off, Tejano concerts
• From Boy Scouts to bitter rivals: How Hidalgo politics tore a friendship apart
• Superheroes, free comics will be featured at Hobbies and Heroes
• The Buzzkillers, Latch Key Kids to play at Fall Back Records
• Deputy charged with DWI after 3-car wreck in McAllen
• Free Film Workshops by the RGV Film Commission
• Girl in Progress Starring Eva Mendes & Cierra Ramirez at UTPA on May 2nd
• Creature sightings reported in Mission for weeks
• McDonald's kidnapping suspect charged with molesting girl
• San Benito considers borrowing $3M for streets
• Mission grocer convicted of WIC fraud
• Former Mex. official tied to laundering probe, RGV property
• San Juan commission hopefuls discuss local issues
• Libraries celebrate day for kids and books
• Sheriff: Witnesses identify rural Mercedes shooting suspect
• No local security changes for bin Laden anniversary
• Mission teen among accordion semifinalists
• Man, 41, accused of soliciting Pharr girl, 14
• Teen dead after watercraft, boat crash near SPI
• Weslaco police search for 3 men who escaped after chase
• RGC Boys & Girls Club to offer summer day camp
• CineSol Film Festival in McAllen
• Win! Ringling Bros. (Circus) tickets by Embassy Suites, McAllen
• Jackie Os to host 'Urban Energy' event in McAllen
• UTPA presents......
• Harlingen police closing in on national accreditation
• Valley residents weigh in on proposal to revamp child farm labor law
• Agua water utility to use grant money for new building
• Sharyland voters consider two school board seats
• In Legislature, fresh faces and an experience deficit
• Outdoor markets partner with businesses, cities to showcase communities
• SPI Police: Weslaco teen killed in personal watercraft accident
• Just one STC seat up for grabs this year
• Sheriff to launch criminal investigation into ex-Sullivan City chief
• Six arraigned after police bust alleged drug house
• Underage driver killed in wreck
• Deputies search for suspect in drug-related shooting
• Foreign deposits could leave Valley banks under new IRS regulation
• Cowboys, UTPA alums give crowd a thrill
• Water district dedicates boat ramp
• Weslaco Development Corp., Chamber in new City Hall homes
• Woman killed by Metro bus was energetic, husband says
• South Texas home to 2,000th IB school
• Young musicians to show off talents at 'Big Squeeze' in Austin
• Got old drugs in the medicine cabinet? The DEA will take them
• National week honors crime victims
• Valley teen's dream of meeting pope about to come true
• 4th Annual McAllen Arts Council Fine Art Opening Reception
• Texas Water Utilities Association returning to McAllen
• University of Texas will allow fight at Sun Bowl
• Hit-and-run accident leaves motorcyclist injured; police looking for driver
• APNewsBreak: Report predicted cartels at fight at UT venue
• McAllen Art Council annual exhibit will feature The Monitor's photographers
• Seven workers in stable condition after C02 leak at Keppel AmFELS
• Annual poetry festival set for this weekend throughout RGV
• Group offers solutions to the homeless
• Police: Thief steals candy, hotdogs from Victor Park
• Shot kidnapping suspect a gang member, illegal immigrant, police say
• ICE: 9 RGV gang members arrested in nationwide sweep
• 1,723 pounds of pot seized after Mission drug chase
• AccuWeather advises vigilance on hurricanes
• State funds to build La Joya bypass
• Local drug, gun kingpin gets 24 years for Gulf Cartel trafficking ring
• Pot suspect: I was going to give it to police
• Potential McAllen candidates ponder their election options
• Hidalgo County cockfighting 'kingpin' arrested after ambush
• Festeja el Dia de las Madres en el Concierto de Air Supply
• Woman, 73, dies after being hit by Metro McAllen bus
• Trial date set for former airline president facing child porn charges
• Review: 4 camera app alternatives to Instagram
• Public safety officials target distracted driving
• 3rd suspect charged in fatal home invasion; 3 at large
• Public adds input to proposal for Pharr cultural district
• McAllen's second Sam's Club opens Thursday
• Monster return for Edinburg racetrack set for Saturday
• Jury set for child porn trial of ex-Pan American Airways head
• Body found likely a dehydrated illegal immigrant, investigators say
• Attorney for ICE agent's alleged killer wins hearing delay
• U.S. marshal shoots kidnapping suspect south of Alamo
• State Farm Arena hosts Cinco de Mayo celebration
• Edinburg will celebrate 'Cinco de Mayo' with two-day event
• Enjoy smooth jazz, rocking percussion at STC concert April 30
• Program aids ID theft victims, others who run afoul of IRS
• San Juan to mull ban on election season hiring, firing
• Evidence details violent assault, murder in de la Rosa trial
• Romney turns campaign toward money, reconciliation
• Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• Over $900K in marijuana found in clay-pot shipment at Pharr bridge
• Illinois woman gets over 10 years for meth trafficking
• Mexican national gets 10 years for pot smuggling
• McAllen stash house busted; over 60 immigrants held
• For 'man without a country,' tribulation trumps trial
• McAllen native KIA expected to arrive in U.S. on Wednesday
• Fatal home invasion suspect to face judge Wednesday
• Weslaco police identify slain Mexican national
• Medical supply owners admit to paying kickbacks
• Illinois woman gets 10 years in Hidalgo meth seizure
• MercyMe en concierto
• Art Exhibit Opening Reception
• CineSol's 24 Hour Film Dash in McAllen
• Grievance hearing nears for San Benito fire marshal
• 'Tales of the Waria' will be screened at McAllen Incubator
• Former Sharyland student killed by IED in Afghanistan
• The next health care overhaul? Look to employers
• Medicare overpayments due to poor oversight, official says
• Mission City Council confirms new police chief
• Pharr to move forward on $12M produce subdivision
• 9-1-1 calls describe chaos, confusion after cockfight attack
• Kay Brand, wife of longtime McAllen mayor, dies at 88
• SpaceX gathers 'likes' via social media in Cameron County
• Closure of cross-border station may complicate pest control
• TxDOT urges cautious driving in work zones
• Monster truck show rolls into Edinburg Raceway on Saturday
• Cinesol's 24 Hour Film Dash set for this weekend
• HEB and McAllen Chamber of Commerce presents "Sizzling in the Tropics"
• Doc rolls out 'Hangover Heaven' on Vegas Strip
• UTB debates pick for new mascot
• Mission candidates focus on positive campaigns
• Driver sought after Progreso wreck hospitalizes 12 immigrants
• Space travel flirts with Willacy, Cameron counties
• 15 young cancer patients treated to Disney party, show
• Super fast Internet access coming to Valley institutions
• San Benito war memorial project 'in their honor'
• Mexican border nonprofits offer pit stop to recent deportees
• Crowds go green for Vida Verde
• Solar lights provide needed security in Alton colonia
• San Juan commission candidates vie for voters
• Office space: Two Valley high rises increase occupancy
• Hundreds turn out to see Sharyland boys win state soccer title
• Butterflies rebounding after drought
• A soldier's tale in plastic and blood
• Brief but dangerous hailstorm passes through Valley
• Family turns out for arraignment of Kalifa’s alleged killer
• 3 charged after ambush at La Blanca cockfight that left 11 shot, 3 dead
• Valley railway plan gains traction in Mercedes
• GOP field narrows in McAllen state House race
• Donna tree planting kicks off Earth Day celebrations
• Edinburg competing for fruit orchard
• Ocelot Family Fiesta begins despite weather
• FROM YOU: Videos, photos of hail hitting RGV
• Minister gets 45 years for arranging wife's murder
• 3 charged after cockfighting ambush
• Auditions for short film will be held this weekend in Harlingen
• Witnesses: Naked man standing at window of Brownsville home
• Primer Foro de Inversiòn
• 10 Lasara students chosen to explore Alaska's sights
• NWS: Severe weather could be on the way
• Austin to unveil monument to Willie Nelson
• Public's help sought to battle human smuggling
• Police release images of Jeep after Burger King shooting
• U.S. official: Better Rio Grande water planning needed
• Ohio ocelot visit aims to spotlight native counterparts
• CBP renovates marine office in Brownsville
• Police: Man masturbated at Walmart
• Teen faces federal charges after confessing to Edinburg carjacking
• Candidates court UTPA student, youth vote
• McAllen To Celebrate Earth Day, Opening of Discovery Center
• Bert Ogden gears up for new Infiniti store
• Home invasion probe nets suspect in woman's slaying
• Sheriff: 3 killed, 8 hospitalized in cockfight ambush
• Brownsville 8-liner raided, customers fined
• Broncs set to face Utah Valley
• Celebrities react to death of music icon Dick Clark
• Sizing up Brownsville's ambition for spaceport
• Police: Woman, 87, fatally struck by van in Edinburg
• Border Patrol honors high-achieving high school seniors
• Hutchison calls for new study on border waits
• Donna police: Shooter sought after drive-by damages car
• Sheriff: Teen threatens neighbors with shotgun east of Edinburg
• Airport stripper says he was 'nude but not lewd'
• 3 sentenced after November kidnapping for ransom
• Sharyland student's killer gets 13 years
• Report: College remediation fails students
• VIDEO: Car plows into credit union, injures 2 in Edinburg
• 2 arrested after Mission home invasion
• "Disney on Ice" Contest! by Embassy Suites, McAllen
• McAllen Heritage Center Annual Fundraiser - Saturday, April 21
• Man arrested at pool party
• Wildlife officials yet to estimate impact of Valley launch site
• Man accused of violating protective order
• U.S. woman killed in Reynosa firefight, sources say
• Rio Grande City park expected to open by summer
• 14 bodies found in minivan outside Nuevo Laredo City Hall, according to Tamps. gov't
• After hailstorm, drivers with damaged cars turn to rentals
• 5 denied bond in smuggling case after immigrant wreck killed 9
• Edinburg woman gets 16 months for Aflac scam
• Weslaco police work to identify man shot dead
• Festival Vida Verde!!!
• Police: More Cadriel charges possible
• Female body discovered Tuesday morning
• Space shuttle Discovery makes final journey -- to museum
• Low-income homebuyer realizes dream
• Gunshot fired into McAllen Burger King
• Courting culture: Edinburg arts district taking shape
• Car stolen from Edinburg tire shop, manager says
• Drug smuggling ringleader gets 21 years
• Sheriff: Home invaders likely hit wrong house; murder charge for 'getaway driver'
• Storms bring tornado warnings to Cameron and Willacy counties
• Sullivan City police chief fired; city manager cites inappropriate terminations
• STC conference highlights forced labor
• 2 dead, 3 teens hospitalized in Edinburg wreck
• Body found in Weslaco spurs murder probe
• Murder charges for teen driver after 9 die in immigrant wreck
• Visiting McAllen? Put Disney on Ice on your list of things to do....
• Weslaco police: 2 in custody after chase ends in crash
• Committee finalizing proposal for Pharr cultural arts district
• CNN Money Ranks McAllen Metro 7th Fastest Growing In America
• DPS: Car hits house north of Weslaco; 3 hospitalized
• Something old, something new at RGV Home & Garden Show
• Partnership to reduce cancer patients' trips north
• UT System returns to Valley for Vista Summit
• Dropout recovery gaining popularity in La Villa
• RGV development director built support behind scenes
• SpaceX CEO engineered his own ascent
• Texas lawmakers want to include Mexico in trade pact
• Prayers and silence mark Titanic centenary
• City, Texas A&M to discuss future of Botanical Gardens
• ALMOST WITHIN REACH: Harsh realities after immigrants die in Hidalgo County crashes
• Misconduct alleged against Secret Service agents; some sent back to U.S.
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Bill Cosby delivers laughs Friday night at State Farm Arena
• Man charged in sexual abuse of three children
• UTPA archive chronicles history, culture of border
• 7 charged after 9 dead in Palmview rollover; vigil draws dozens
• Pharr to break ground on cold produce inspection space
• Report features PSJA’s early college work
• McAllen plans to outsource New Year’s Eve bash
• State lawmakers' pay lousy, but benefits aren't bad
• Convicted sex offender arrested after TV appearnance
• How I got caught up in drugs ... and how I got free
• 6 charged after 9 killed in Palmview rollover
• Police: 15-year-old driver who fled immigrant wreck arrested
• Challengers eye Hinojosa's seat in Congress
• ICE: Over $1M in pot seized from empty Roma house
• U.S., Mexico work to repatriate bodies of rollover victims
• Ex-sheriff's deputy accused of concealing info from feds
• Details emerge in probe of Harlingen woman's slaying
• Tamps. police boss, cousin of ex-governor, appears in court
• Pharr home healthcare agency accused of paying kickbacks
• North Korea fires long-range rocket
• Procrastinating taxpayers get more time to delay
• 'U.S. Marshals! Open up!': Task force hunts fugitives
• Father, son beaten, shot in home invasion near Edinburg
• Closing Concert of the Season - VSO - April 12, 2012
• Disney on Ice “Atrévete a Soñar”
• US counters drug smugglers in Mexican newspapers
• 2 Weslaco men facing federal drug charges
• 'The bodies were everywhere' after immigrant-carrying van fled traffic stop, rolled over
• CBP: Fugitive in sex-assault case arrested at Hidalgo bridge
• CBP: 50 rifle magazines seized at Hidalgo bridge
• 'Crazy out there': Hailstorm brings 'storm chaser' repairmen
• Leaders laud Westgate Drive widening in Weslaco; more to come in 2014
• Dummy grenade spurs neighborhood evacuation in San Juan
• Strong tremor shakes buildings in Mexico City
• UTPA: Case of viral meningitis confirmed
• Retired state senator remembered for promoting bilingual education
• 7 indicted in cartel-linked bribe scheme
• "The Search for the Whatever Bird" with Jim Foster at Quinta Mazatlan
• Nude maid service raising eyebrows in Lubbock
• Indian Ocean tsunami watch issued for Aceh quake
• At least 9 dead after Palmview rollover; 6 hospitalized
• Sen. Hinojosa: The late Sen. Truan stood his ground
• Mission police: Teen shoplifter sought after pulling gun on store clerk
• Blaze destroys old McAllen warehouse
• Weslaco leaders rush to build new Valley Nature Center education facility
• Hail creates storm of damaged cars
• Slain teacher's husband is last defendant in murder-for-hire plot
• Alamo police: Shooter sought; woman out of hospital
• McAllen woman plans anti-incumbent congressional bid
• State trooper charged with DWI in Edinburg
• Pharr father — like son — convicted in double murder
• Roma man gets 3 years for trying to send ammo to Mexico
• Man faces felony charge in fatal North McAllen wreck
• Progreso felon gets over 9 years for gun charge
• Study: Tax deadline day can be deadly on US roads
• Lucha Libre matches set for Sunday in Weslaco
• Moore returns to Roadrunners
• Auditions for student short film to be held at UTPA
• Troopers arrest man after fatal La Joya rollover
• Charges could come today after McAllen woman's death
• Spring: A time for flowers, high gasoline prices
• Donna mayor: Child hit by vehicle, hospitalized
• McAllen approves museum facelift
• Regional drainage study nears completion
• Brownsville area mulled for spaceport
• Bill Cosby this Friday! at State Farm Arena
• After Wilmer-Hutchins ISD is closed, signs of rebirth
• High-heeled men will spread awareness of domestic violence
• UPDATE: Police identify dead woman found in downtown McAllen
• ICE investigates after wreck kills 1, injures 17 near La Joya
• Annual RGV Home and Garden Show starts this week in McAllen
• Tejano band Avizo, legend Joe Bravo to perform Saturday in Mission
• Belly dancers come to Donna to perform show, workshops
• NPR program features McAllen choir student
• HEB Helping Here presents: Sizzling in the Tropics Bar-B-Q Cook Off
• Ahead of nuclear talks, Iran floats compromise
• Bill Cosby talks to Festiva about favorite teacher, jazz
• Premont ISD still has work to do after cutting sports
• Are you visiting McAllen and are interested in public transportation?
• Tebow draws big crowd to Texas Easter service
• Nonprofit serves children with disabilities
• Global shipping: McAllen metro shows growth as exports market
• HIRE preps students with disabilities for jobs
• NPR program features McAllen choir student
• Campus carry debate likely to return next session
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Fired amid federal investigation, Precinct 4 constable challenger files lawsuit
• Cycling advocates pushing for more accessibility
• Donna, Weslaco still seeking financial staff
• Texas school district lives on, but so do its struggles
• Storm damage forces Affordable Homes to cap grants at $300
• The fix: In Hidalgo Municipal Court, it’s who you know
• Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPhone, iPad
• Homeland security office in McAllen accused of faking reports on internal investigations
• Work on Pharr aquatic center waits on disability requirements
• Local migrants named state's students of the year
• Syrian doctor risks life to save victims of violence
• Border Patrol: More than 10,000 pounds of pot seized in five days
• More than 30 pounds of cocaine seized at Anzalduas bridge
• Bishop: Stations of the Cross help Catholics experience Christ's suffering
• Poor academics, mismanagement causing some schools to fail
• Edinburg formalizes agreement for UTPA policing
• Sealed documents filed in Limas case
• Voice behind one of Valley's most memorable musical acts remains as strong as ever
• Ex-police officer files lawsuit against Harlingen
• Protect & Preserve: Cameron County working to fight beach erosion
• Ex-officer's lawsuit: She was sexually harassed at Harlingen PD, faced retaliation
• 'Never too immune': Storm's wake ripples through schools
• Judge: Elsa election date stands
• Weslaco standoff suspect: 'It was a misunderstanding'
• Storm damaged county's aging drainage system
• McAllen Arts Council Grant - Now Available!
• IMAS Now Open!!!
• STC's Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, Annual Walk April 18th
• MICHAEL CALLAS IN CONCERT APRIL 26TH
• 'Pre-approved' credit offers may pose risk
• Police investigate truck-train accident
• US unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• BISD denies Ameel reinstatement as VMHS principal
• Edinburg march, vigil spotlight child abuse
• Officials note increase in Mexican visitors for Holy Week
• Texas: Do not give Rio Grande water to Mexico
• Starr County drive registers more than 400 students to vote
• Donna group tries to start Boys & Girls Club
• Alleged STC kidnapper goes before judge
• McAllen-to-Dallas flights back to normal after storm issues
• Alleged Mexican Mafia members arrested for Spring Break stabbing
• 12 years after child's abduction, McAllen man sent to prison
• Weslaco standoff followed fight between 3-year-old's parents, police say
• Sheriff: Shooting near Alton likely a planned execution
• Police: Woman died of gunshots to back, face
• McAllen Walmart robbery suspect caught
• Retired broadcaster King delights UTPA audience
• Sheriff: 1 dead, 4 wounded after shooting north of Alton
• The Mansion on Shary: Mexican businessman plans to turn former Shary-Shivers Estate into events center
• E-E baseball coaches fired, suspended over bus video
• Police: Woman kidnapped by ex-husband at STC Weslaco campus
• McAllen: Storm damaged more than 1,100 buildings
• Mother says she's troubled by having to rebury infant
• 'Hospitality' guidelines for immigrant detainees draws fire from some
• Cuponera de descuentos!!!!
• Valley residents worried about family in Dallas area
• Brownsville police working to ID bicyclist hit by 18-wheeler
• STC introduces 'Art-Haus Film Festival' this spring
• Court ruling might open public beach disputes
• Monte Alto rappers, DJs will play Easter concert
• STC student taken at knifepoint, alleged kidnapper arrested
• Men arrested after deputy finds calf in backseat
• Police mum on details of local woman's death
• UTPA students, professors gather to recognize Joaquin Luna
• Texas A&M approaches McAllen about Botanical Gardens partnership
• Weslaco medical supplier named in healthcare kickback case
• ICE nets criminal immigrants in nationwide sweep
• Examiner finds good cause to fire E-E schools chief
• Starr County men get prison for smuggling pot with watermelons
• Mission man pleads guilty in child porn case
• RGC mayoral candidate jailed; brother calls arrest political
• Compras en Semana Santa
• Art Walk this Friday, April 6th at Archer Park
• NOW REGISTERING...Come help Keep McAllen Beautiful !!
• Sheriff: Leads run cold in drug-related kidnapping
• Strong aftershock felt in Mexico City
• Wind farms rising in Willacy County
• McAllen police: Walmart thief who shot worker identified
• Mercedes-Benz waiting on tax incentives from San Juan
• Sheriff: Man shot in neck near RGC stable; suspect sought
• McAllen police seek suspect after Walmart worker shot in hand
• Body found in Combes ID'd as former Harlingen High student
• Donna police raid human stash house
• FEMA, state officials survey hailstorm damage, mull disaster aid
• McAllen ISD: Schools to open at regular time Monday; bus schedules normal, too
• 'Monitor' wins statewide Newspaper of the Year honor
• 'Monitor' photographer earns statewide 'star' award
• Pharr Hub Phestival draws crowds
• Teen arrested in convenience store robbery north of Mission
• Mexican army: Drunken driver kills soldier in Rio Bravo, injures 6
• Vacant STC trustee seat draws 13 candidates
• Police: Woman's body found shot in Combes
• Report: Texas increases high school, graduation performance
• Bad voter addresses plague redistricting
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Severe thunderstorm warning for southern Starr County
• Willacy County wind farm raises 1st turbines
• McAllen-area car dealers largely spared worst of hail
• Annual event unites U.S., Mexican manufacturers
• Young mariachi performers descend on FESTIBA at UTPA
• Hinojosa, Nelsen criticize GOP federal budget
• Flooded with storm claims, insurers urge action, patience
• Check out these videos from the big storm
• IMAS Closed Until Further Notice
• McAllen officials, homeowners assess hailstorm's damage
• AFTER THE STORM: Tips for dealing with damage to homes and vehicles
• Severe weather shuts schools
• Severe storms hit Hidalgo County
• Mega Millions madness: Lotto players head to lucky store
• Judge: County can’t delay infrastructure needs
• Second suspect in Weslaco robbery turns self in
• Man who allegedly robbed Stripes store, stole phone arrested
• Two business owners vie for RGC commission seat
• Texans dedicate first Tejano monument at Capitol
• Pharr police athletic outreach van to hit the streets
• DEALERSHIP DELIVERY: Payne Weslaco Motors to break ground on 40-acre auto park
• ROD SANTA ANA: Spinach genes may stop deadly citrus disease
• McAllen police union pushes for term limits
• McAllen Parks invites you to the Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance
• PD: Teen smuggling 770 pounds of pot
• Country singer-songwriter Lee Brice coming to Mission
• Larry King "Live" at UTPA Apil 3rd 2012
• Donna ROTC teacher charged with alleged sexual assault of a student
• Public officials to face off Friday at Bartender Jigger
• Pharr Hub Phest to include Duelo, Cady Groves and margarita showdown
• UTPA president, White House officials discuss college affordability
• Lane change: TxDOT ponders restrictions for 18-wheelers
• Fiesta Edinburg parade slated for Saturday
• Pope wraps Cuba visit with Mass, Fidel meeting
• Special guest will speak at Fooducation film series in McAllen
• McAllen: Win a Pair of Front Row Tickets Here to See Bill Cosby!
• R3hab, local DJs on line-up for April show at Cine El Rey
• Mexico: 77 immigrants rescued at Reynosa stash house
• McAllen chase ends with pot seizure, 1 arrest
• 3 charged after Family Dollar robbery in Mission
• Mission police: Man moved pot bundles in broad daylight
• Police seek public's help finding machete-wielding robber
• 2 charged in road-rage spat punctuated by shotgun blast
• Headache over road spikes grows in Reynosa, source says
• New Mission police union to become bargaining agent
• Asking for quick fix: Valley doctors rally for changes to state rate cuts
• Alleged gas thief charged with murder after explosion near McCook
• Progreso school employee gets deferred sentence in corruption case
• Public's help sought in shooting at mud pit
• McAllen man gets more than 17 years in child porn case
• KURV plans Monday debut for 'Col. Ray' show's successor
• Air Supply returns to McAllen in May
• Sharyland graduate honored in Food & Wine magazine
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT in wake of cheating
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Surplus military gear sought by law enforcement along border
• McAllen engineer to lead tollway development effort
• Final defendant convicted in Aflac insurance fraud scam
• 2 Colorado Springs soldiers arrested in murder-for-hire plot with Texas ties
• 1 in custody after deadly gas-theft explosion near McCook
• McAllen's Morris Park project delayed again
• More than 50 held in raid on immigrant stash house in Weslaco
• Sheriff: Man shot in face amid road rage near Edinburg
• "Larry King Live" at the UTPA Fine Arts Auditorium
• Donna man gets nearly 20 years in meth case
• Free monthly film series ends next week in McAllen
• Casting call for local film this weekend in Harlingen
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Two people shot at McAllen mud pit
• Cactus cuisine: Prickly pear offers more than eye candy
• Quake hits central Chile; no reports of deaths
• 'Pink slime' beef scrutinized
• Brownsville Rivera athlete dies in Matamoros wreck
• Edinburg to raze property for fire station access
• RGC mayoral hopeful challenges incumbent to lengthy debate
• San Juan PD gets wheel-mounted, shrapnel-resistant shield
• Pope celebrates Mass for Mexicans looking for hope
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for Facebook passwords
• New Edinburg entity could drive downtown development
• Hispanic voter numbers slip even as population soars
• 23rd annual Onion Fest draws thousands
• Pope to Mexico's children: Be messengers of peace
• Living with cystic fibrosis: An example of strength
• From Chicago, 27-year-old launches bid for Hidalgo mayor
• Bahá’í community to show documentary about education
• Students, schools brace for new state test
• Pope's arrival in Mexico sparks surprising emotion
• Man sentenced to 20 years for beating death of McAllen man
• Authorities: Apparent gas theft led to man’s death
• Theater execs announce Pharr IMAX plans
• Teens grieve for classmate killed in accident
• ATF: Man manufactured auto assault rifles for Mexican cartels
• Valley pizza maker hits the road with mobile oven
• Pregnant woman in fatal Pharr wreck lost her baby, family says
• 'Speechless Nights' features art, music at Jackie Os
• Student killed in morning accident
• Local author plans book signing next week in McAllen
• Annexation opponents' suit moves forward
• Harlingen eyes new fee
• Firefighters combat major blaze of discarded tires
• Deputies investigate death, explosion near McCook
• Vatican: Pope will bond with Mexico on first trip
• CBP: Man arrested as meth seized at Hidalgo bridge
• CBP: Woman tried to smuggle boys via Pharr bridge
• Family reports Lockhart man missing near Falcon Dam
• Brownsville firefighters battle tire blaze
• Relatives believe burnt corpse belongs to missing San Juan man
• Mercedes PD: Janitor exposed self to elementary school girl
• Texas House hopeful critical of IDEA 'private schools'
• Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
• Smokin' Aces to try its luck as BYOB venue
• Store brands land on grocers' premium shelves
• Casting Call - "The Reunion"
• Lucha Libre match scheduled for Sunday in Weslaco
• Students to show off art Saturday at McAllen library
• Harlingen school district wants iPads
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• $250,000 Lottery Ticket Sold in McAllen
• IMAS' annual 'A Night at the Brew-seum' returns April in McAllen
• Three men arrested following aggravated robbery, chase
• Is 'Hunger Games' teen-friendly fare?
• Missing San Juan man feared burned to death near Alice
• Small Bahá'í faith community gathers to observe Persian New Year
• Jury: Mastermind murdered hit man found under chicken coop
• U.S. Marshals taking anonymous texts as tips
• Mexico: Kidnapping victim rescued as 8 arrested in Reynosa
• Police: 3-vehicle wreck kills 1, injures others in Pharr
• ICE: Man uses Craigslist to recruit human smugglers
• AEP touts 'smart meters' ahead of Hidalgo County rollout
• Mexican gun traffickers busted in McAllen sent to prison
• Weslaco prepares for 23rd Onion Fest
• McAllen police seek owners of stolen storage items
• Candidates vie for chair of Hidalgo County Democratic Party
• The Heart of the city te invita....
• Former sheriff's deputy gets 11 years in drug case
• Todo sobre Mujeres “All About Women”
• McAllen 2012 Relay for Life!
• Troopers investigate fatal rollover near Alton
• Former Raymondville mayor, wife drop charges against each other
• Local governments race to update states files on crime
• Police chase down, arrest alleged carjacker in Edinburg
• Police seek Weslaco store robbery suspect
• Judge sees flight risk for 7 held in cartel bribe case
• Last official in Elections Dept. theft scandal pleads guilty
• New trial opens in brutal 2008 slaying of McAllen veteran
• Aikman: A Q&A with the QB
• Troy Aikman draws crowd at Brownsville restaurant opening
• Hidalgo County prepares census challenge, claiming undercount
• Panel praises iPads in McAllen schools
• 6 women arrested in downtown McAllen on prostitution charges
• Strong, long 7.6 quake shakes Mexico City
• Gloria Trevi will perform in April at South Padre Island
• Norteño bands set to perform next week at Jaro's Music Hall
• 'Indie Night' slated for next week at Border Theater in Mission
• Free Seminar on Funding for Film Projects, March 31st at Mission Chamber of Commerce
• $4 utility increase has Rio Hondo questioning plant project
• Growing number of job applicants being asked for Facebook passwords
• Lawyer says Afghan killings suspect recalls little
• Maryland bank robbery suspect arrested in Donna
• Interim warden: 'Higher standard' needed for inmate health at La Villa detention center
• McAllen school board mulls facilities upgrades
• Audit finds Water District 3's board earned more than allowed
• San Antonio man arrested in spring break stabbing on SPI
• Charges loom for gator shooter; at issue — firing gun in town limits of Laguna Vista
• San Juan to help fund 'braceros' mural
• 3 get prison after trafficked guns turn up in Mexico
• Texas gets D+ in public integrity study
• FBI: Honduran man assaults Border Patrol agent in Abram
• Man struck while jogging along Highway 100; driver arrested
• Healthy Communities renews anti-cigarette butt campaign
• "Young at Art" Show - McAllen Public Library
• Relatives: Kidnapping suspect is son of San Benito commissioner
• Knapp Medical Center sues Weslaco Hospital Authority Board
• Fire destroys Mission warehouse
• Horses on highway killed in wreck north of Edinburg
• Spring breakers: from the beach to the courtroom
• Cleanup to target cigarette butts in Brownsville
• 4-H, FFA students sell shop projects at RGV Livestock Show
• Campaign costs climbing for longer elections calendar
• Lawyers to close E-E schools chief hearing
• New trial to begin for man sentenced to life in 2008 beating death
• State spends big money paying for unused vacation time
• Showing livestock offers life lessons
• Mission police looking for boy who robbed woman
• A new neighborhood: City-coordinated development would surround existing homes
• DWI enforcement to continue through March
• Mayor Pro Tem seeks city’s top job in Hidalgo
• Texas schools close as class expand, staff shrinks
• Tejano monument recognizes early settlers
• John Demjanjuk, convicted death camp guard, dies
• Local officials want to know more about state security contracts
• Petition surfaces against razing old library
• Feds: Former Roma cops on the run in Mexico
• Donna leaders' trip to D.C. yields longer bridge hours
• Fake firearms mirror real thing in appearance, reaction
• Valley celebrates strong ties to Ireland
• Rodeo offers something for everyone
• All Valley Boat Show this weekend in McAllen
• Botanical Illustration Workshops at Quinta Mazatlan
• McAllen pet resort offers penthouses, room service for dogs and cats
• SPI Spring Breakers attack singer Jeremih for lip-syncing, TMZ says
• Police: Ouija board commands Weslaco teen to stab friend
• Apple fans snap up new iPad on 1st day
• Zumbathon at McAllen's City Hall
• Man, 64, accused of molesting girl
• ICE arrests 6 at gunpoint at Brownsville restaurant; feds tie bribe scheme to cartel
• State looks for 'practical solution' to healthcare changes
• Mexican cartel founder gets 35-year sentence
• Border Patrol: Edinburg raid nets 32 immigrants, 2 smugglers
• CBP: 1.4 tons of pot found in marshmallow shipment at Pharr bridge
• Border Patrol: Abram, Los Ebanos seizures net nearly 1.5 tons of pot, stolen truck
• Spring break proves lucrative for Island beach artists
• Costco opens in Pharr
• Sober spring breakers pick productivity over partying
• Police: Ex-teacher fondled Alamo Middle School student
• Gator wranglers draw gasps at RGV Livestock Show
• DPS uses Facebook page to field tips on most-wanted fugitives
• Donors give interview-worthy outfits for job-hunting women
• MEGAEVENTO
• Sex-deprived male flies go for the booze
• Cirque Du Soleil show delivers solid dose of wows at State Farm Arena
• Pharr Literacy Project, Latino Theater to present children's play in Spanish
• McAllen: Cirque Du Soleil Show Amazingly Awesome!
• Metal, art, gaming featured at 'Megaevent' in McAllen
• Man stabbed in downtown Brownsville
• Lawsuit against J.C. Penney salon ends
• Suspect in Monday standoff charged with attempted capital murder
• Hidalgo County data shows significant decrease in crime
• After ton of pot found in house, man says he smokes $9K worth of marijuana monthly
• Family of suicide victim at Edinburg jail sues city
• Children enjoy pedal tractor pull at livestock show
• Firefights occur Wednesday throughout Tamaulipas
• New Edinburg golf director aims to expand game’s appeal
• McAllen helps Water District 3 candidate qualify for office
• Super Saturday e-file to help file taxes on time
• Family trips great way to cook up fun
• 1 dead, 3 wounded in gunfire near Texas courthouse
• Stolen cold beer leads former Edinburg cop to oppression conviction
• DA: Family spares man from prison after sexual abuse of young relative
• Residents hope historical significance can save old San Benito library
• San Juan downtown infrastructure work complete
• Commissioners recognize Billy Leo for career in public office
• Mentors credit Edinburg teen's 'resilient' nature for his success
• Man arrested in Starr County to face drug, money laundering charges
• Hidalgo accepts federal loan to ease State Farm Arena debt
• Chainsaw Chix make impression at RGV Livestock Show
• Police: Suspect on drugs during Alamo standoff
• 'Alfresco Weslaco' features Brownsville band in March
• 'Almost, Maine' play opens this weekend in Weslaco
• Court: Marijuana smuggled on Mexican shark boat
• Giraffe Landing offers contact with animals
• Power outage affects McAllen homes, businesses
• 3 admit to cash smuggling in Roma
• No foul play suspected after man's body found in Mission
• With federal loan, Hidalgo plans to buy State Farm Arena
• Rustic charm: Livestock show celebrates antique farm gear
• No injuries after police open fire on gunman in Alamo standoff
• Developing: Mission rejects alcohol sales at Smokin' Aces again
• Nephew of Gulf Cartel's ex-boss pleads guilty
• Women, art to be celebrated at Fiorella in McAllen
• Feds oppose Texas voter ID law
• Metal, art, gaming featured at 'Megaevent' in McAllen
• Webcam chronicles sanctuary wildlife on Internet
• AP: Mexico police nearly nabbed El Chapo
• Double sacrifice: Family loses sons in Afghanistan
• Cramped headquarters: San Juan moving toward new police station
• State cuts squeezing poor seniors, their doctors
• Peñitas voters to decide on 'home rule' in May
• Tourney spotlights uncertain future of Edinburg golf course
• 2nd chance for Smokin' Aces? Alcohol sales to be reconsidered by Mission
• Bull riding lite: Sheep shake kids at RGV livestock show
• UTPA books-arts festival touts 'Literacy and Justice for All'
• U.S. soldier kills 16 Afghans, deepening crisis
• Hidalgo mayoral candidate wants to boost economic development
• Former Gulf Cartel plaza boss says feds conducted illegal raid
• Reenactors celebrate Texas Independence Day
• No charges after sheriff’s investigation into brother, a former probation officer
• Law enforcement: Use of spikes among criminals on a decline
• Sense of tradition keeps parade-goers coming back
• Women's clinics retreat as state funding cut
• Political leaders divided on new district maps
• Facebook 'friend' offer exposes man's other wife
• Ex-Gulf Cartel boss' nephew to return to court
• Parents, school officials seek clarity on state tests
• Contested GOP primary highlights county's races
• Eight headless bodies found near Valle Hermoso
• Donna City Council election draws one challenger
• Two teens hurt in auto-pedestrian accident
• Beach Reach to offer rides, breakfasts during spring break
• 'Biggest Loser' runner-up says real-life weight loss not like TV
• Congressman: Grant will allow city of Hidalgo to purchase State Farm Arena
• Former police impersonator stabbed at downtownMcAllen bar
• Pharr Hub Phestival planned for last weekend of March
• WIN TICKETS: Never Say Never Music and Arts Festival 4
• Former police impersonator stabbed at McAllen downtown bar
• Students will display work Saturday at McAllen Creative Incubator
• Rio Hondo blaze probed, officials seek $20,000 in reimbursements
• Mich. slow to crack down on big lottery winners
• Doctor: Worst-ranked obesity rate stems from education gap, poverty
• Police greet spring break with anti-DWI campaign
• Dedication of war memorial tower may be delayed until Veterans Day
• IBWC certifies first levee segments for flood control
• Speed trap debate rages in Hidalgo
• Ex-boyfriend pleads guilty to murder of Los Fresnos High senior
• Brownsville PD: Immigrant stash house found amid drug probe
• CBP: 23 pounds of meth seized at Hidalgo bridge
• CBP: $1.3M of cocaine, $1.5M of meth seized at Pharr bridge
• CBP: $32K of pot seized at Roma bridge
• Trio charged in drug-related Mission home invasion, chase
• 'Dramatic' temperature drop forecast for RGV
• Cardinal marks McAllen trip with fundraiser for anti-abortion group
• Man detained in RGV-based Gulf Cartel drug ring
• Taco Bell introduces Doritos taco shell
• Mayor Garcia touts changing face of Edinburg during annual address
• Sources: Gulf-Zetas war flares near Texas-Tamps. border, killing capo and baby alike
• After 30 years, ranch manager ready to hang up his hat
• Witness: E-E school board acted 'unethically'
• 3 held after Mission home invasion, police chase
• Police: Teen unhurt in wreck that threw vehicle 100 yards
• Police: Driver causes collision with PSJA school bus, is tested for DWI
• Sen. Hinojosa: HMO shift forcing pharmacies out of business
• McAllen extends water conservation advisory until Sunday
• Spring-breakers begin to arrive at SPI
• CBP: $355K of meth seized at Progreso bridge
• CBP: $2.1M of cocaine seized at Pharr, Hidalgo bridges
• Border Patrol: $3.2M of pot seized Monday, Tuesday
• Edinburg mayor to give State of the City address Wednesday
• E-E board president remains jailed on outstanding charges
• Ex-mayor, ex-city manager to form 3rd slate in San Juan vote
• Spring Fix: Pa. students use break to aid hurricane recovery
• Sheriff: Search for human remains in cold case unsuccessful
• Experts: E-E schools chief defied bosses
• Police: 1st-grade La Joya teacher touched student inappropriately
• Hard rock band Trapt to play in Pharr
• McAllen Earth Day festival includes live ocelots, birds of prey
• McAllen Heritage Center hosts annual fundraiser
• Circus, Disney on Ice return to State Farm Arena
• Vietnam veterans will be honored at Air Fiesta 2012 in Brownsville
• McAllen's Al Basha restaurant hosts poetry and music performance
• E-E schools chief fights for job
• Supporters in RGV rally in support of Medicaid Women’s Health Program
• Weslaco pays TCEQ water treatment fines
• Simulator offers look at effects of drinking and driving or texting
• McAllen residents urged to conserve water after construction delay
• Man killed in rollover
• Alamo police arrest man on sexual assault charge
• Immigrants say sex offender threatened, starved them at stash house
• Auditions for 'Yerma' to be held next week in Pharr
• Spring Break Stampede 5K run set for Saturday
• Local blues guitarist set to play at Cine El Rey in McAllen
• Sullivan City ‘gofer’ admits to cocaine conspiracy
• Ohio becomes a Romney-Santorum dead heat
• 'Biggest Loser' finalist to talk weight loss during Valley trip
• Valley temp agencies booming as economy recovers
• Locks of Love finds donors in the Valley
• Grant funds 32 UTPA scholarships
• Medical bills can wreck credit, even when paid off
• BorderFest 2012 brings England to the RGV
• Concert meant to raise awareness about suicide prevention
• After two-year struggle Gulf Cartel, Zetas at impasse
• Gulf member who became Zeta killed
• Officials ponder name change for Fireman's Park
• Tuberculosis concerns at La Villa prison irk officials
• Edinburg police investigate shooting at strip bar
• Mission Police Department looking to build new shooting range
• Storms demolish small towns in Ind., Ky.; 38 dead
• YouTube phenomenon has girls asking: Am I pretty?
• UTPA considers smoking restrictions
• Rural Weslaco man gets life sentence in wife’s murder
• Sharyland school board selects temporary chief
• First Mission Staycation Day begins this afternoon
• St. Joseph priest 'Father Bob' remembered as living by Jesus' example
• Precinct 5 office will close as scheduled
• Texas elections process moving forward
• Home health agency denies wrongdoing in case of ABC news 'undercover grandma'
• McAllen unveils ambitious, city-coordinated development
• Nine plead guilty to kidnapping illegal aliens
• McAllen first in country to showcase new technology
• Edinburg man charged with intoxication manslaughter
• Schools eye deferment of EOC grading requirements
• Border security issues dominate legislative committees hearing
• Local educators advance in H-E-B awards
• Rural Weslaco man convicted of murdering wife
• State Sen. Hinojosa named Border Texan of the Year
• Knapp to city board: Arbitration or $5 million to settle sale dispute?
• Time Warner Cable debuts tiered Internet plan in Valley
• 10 sentenced after buying guns for Mexican cartels
• McAllen urges water conservation during reservoir switch
• BISD mum on ailing student; coach on leave during school's investigation
• Police: Man beat acquaintance with nail-studded board
• Mexican military seizes 4,200 pounds of pot across from RGC
• Friedman to students: 'Average is over'
• Educators discuss school finance lawsuit
• Show Time: STAR livestock show kicks off in Edinburg
• Agriculture commissioner addresses challenges, threats
• Man charged after hit-and-run hurts Mission elementary student
• N.C. man killed after drinking gasoline, lighting up
• Drug raid nets assault rifle, ski masks at Edinburg apartment complex
• Amid warden's suspension, La Villa prison faced separate recent inquiry
• 5 sentenced in Aflac insurance fraud scheme
• Ex-boyfriend charged with arson, attempted capital murder
• McAllen honors former Mayor Whetsel at prayer luncheon
• Chili cook off benefits IDEA students
• San Juan healthcare business owner admits bribe conspiracy
• Round of golf benefits scholarships
• REO Speedwagon, Styx will kick off tour at State Farm Arena
• US: NK agrees to suspend nuclear activities
• IDEA Public Schools to announce San Antonio campus
• Sheriff: Election opponent wouldn't mind killing a deputy
• Valley's fortunes change slightly under interim map
• Critics on City Council: Hidalgo mayor resignation insufficient
• Fugitive in murder, arson cases arrested in Starr County
• Trial begins for man accused of beating wife to death
• BorderFest to feature Demi Lovato, Clay Walker
• Driver sought in hit-and-run that injured 6-year-old near school
• NFL moves first game to avoid conflict with Obama's speech
• NFL moves 1st game to Wednesday to avoid Obama
• Forever Young: Leap-year babies celebrate rare Feb. 29 birthdays
• STC Mid Valley Campus closes over power outage, to reopen Wednesday
• Durable goods orders drop by most in 3 years
• Zapata speculation among Stratfor emails published by WikiLeaks
• Touching Down: McAllen ISD hands out iPads
• Organizer for faith-based group dies
• Criminal inquiry into East Hidalgo warden prompts suspension
• McAllen to tax gas, electric bills
• Alleged purse snatchers charged
• Two in custody after Weslaco armed robberies
• Two arrested after drive-thru robbery
• One arrested after pepper spray robbery
• 10 arrested for allegedly pirating CDs and DVDs
• Death probe: Man wasn't home when neighbor kids found gun
• Weslaco-area parents: We beat, tied 3-year-old daughter
• Policy, discretion dictate when local authorities can use weapons with non-deadly force
• Sheriff: Shooting at Ohio school; victims unknown
• The List: 84th Annual Academy Award winners
• Palmview sewer project still in planning stages
• Volunteers help low-income filers pursue tax refund
• 'A Separation' wins for foreign-language film
• Food Bank RGV moving into historic Pharr fruit warehouse this week
• Plan to train Mexican officers is slow to start
• Lawsuit alleges wage theft at McAllen produce broker
• Drawing Support: Comic book fans turn out for March of Dimes benefit
• AEP installs 'smart meters' in RGV
• 5-year-old dies after shooting north of Weslaco
• Spencer wins supporting-actress Oscar for 'Help'
• WWII vet says nobody helped after he was carjacked
• Sullivan City bans texting while driving
• Providers expect early issues with Medicaid changes
• Mexican meth appears to be replacing domestic variety
• WWII veteran finally receives Silver Star commendation
• Poll: Economy, immigration top Texans' concerns
• Area schools pushing for more literacy
• Families of dead Marines share memories
• Ohio man given choice of Facebook apology or jail
• Plans to drug test welfare recipients get momentum
• Teens with stolen guns accused of trespassing near Harwell Middle School
• Fiesta Edinburg parade postponed due to weather
• Former county judge appointed to transportation board
• In Texas, Virginia different reactions to sonogram bills
• Fifth Texas school finance lawsuit focuses on efficiency
• Indictments returned in alleged Valley-based Gulf Cartel trafficking ring
• After resignation, Hidalgo mayor shouldn’t be held over until election, councilmen say
• Pharr man indicted in child porn case
• Edinburg cancels Fiesta Edinburg parade
• Knapp sale deadline approaches
• Higher gas prices cloud Obama's re-election hopes
• Longtime D.C. staffer touts experience amid own congressional bid
• Edinburg man faces arson, auto theft, burglary, organized crime charges in Brownsville
• Teens charged after Weslaco robberies, chase
• Indicted former Reynosa press secretary's bond set at $150,000
• 22-year fugitive arrested, returned to court in Weslaco
• 1 hospitalized, 3 held after possible machete attack near Edinburg
• Bert Ogden remains committed to original Edinburg location
• Recovered Pharr PD rifle tied to murder probe
• Knapp sale deadline approaches; hospital, Weslaco board remain deadlocked
• Hidalgo County slowly putting streetlights in colonias
• Body found in Rio Grande likely an illegal immigrant's, investigators say
• Hidalgo school board extends superintendent's contract
• Mission school district helps students get financial aid
• Handling of alligator leads to lawsuit
• Seven Marines killed in copter collision in Arizona
• Red-tide toxin may be behind duck deaths
• Former Brownsville mayor's son to run for Congress
• Christians observe Ash Wednesday to start Lent
• UTPA report: Early college breeds greater success
• 3 arrested after Weslaco robbery, chase
• CBP: $4.3M of pot seized in 2 days at Progreso bridge
• Mexican national gets prison in McAllen meth case
• Déjà vu: Delta dumps McAllen airport
• "This Means War"...on the audience's patience
• Delta to cease operations at McAllen airport
• Upper Valley Art League hosts exhibit of local photography
• Cameron County DA probes police-student shooting
• John Leguizamo lights up the stage in McAllen
• Police: Edcouch Housing Authority board member sold pot from home
• Farewell Tour: RGV officials thank Hutchison for help from D.C.
• Fiesta Edinburg organizers expect bigger turnout this year
• Hidalgo mayor resigns, says residency controversy became 'distraction'
• Fair aims to help veterans find jobs, pursue education
• Napolitano touts border security efforts in McAllen visit
• Rise of the Machinists: Robotics clubs spread through RGV schools
• 87 illegal immigrants detained in Alamo investigation
• Teenage music pioneers to play show in Mission
• Smithsonian Institution performers will play concert at Border Theater in Mission
• Renowned handbell player to ding dong in Valley
• Harsh drought takes toll on Valley trees
• Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• UTB president: Biomedical Research Building will attract top faculty
• San Benito High's statewide chess champions welcomed home
• Starr County works to create history museum
• Edcouch mayor: Housing authority board member arrested in raid
• Locals stress security, bridge resources as Napolitano visits
• Hidalgo mayor a repeat no-show at city meetings
• San Juan petitioners' lawsuit moves to federal court
• Rifle seized outside supermarket was among 2 stolen from Pharr PD
• Zetas gang killed rivals, escaped at Mexico prison
• Texas Onion Fest features recipe contests for all ages
• CholoRockeros manufacturer preservation of heritage, tradition
• McAllen free music series announces lineup
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• Event spotlights children's heart defects
• Two UTPA professors organize fun Shakespeare reading
• Economic Development Corporation takes on Weslaco City Hall digs
• Army Day raid spurs firefight in southern Reynosa, sources say
• Acclaimed Los Fresnos barbecue to stay open — on weekends
• Sheriff's Office searching for man involved in shooting
• FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• Debate growing over Excited Delirium
• Local FBI-led initiative targets bank robberies
• Texans leave voting to a small minority
• Three men face weapons charges
• Hidalgo power broker, council candidate dogged by tax trouble
• Heroes Opportunity Fair to help veterans
• Iran poised for big nuke jump
• Jaime Gonzalez autopsy report released
• Post office: $18B loss without cuts, rate increase
• Owners, patrons, staff fight for community bar
• CBP: Travelers can now bring cooked egg product into US
• McAllen man facing child porn charges
• Sheriff: Suspected home invaders targeted wrong home
• Harlingen native to receive highest honor from Pope
• Officials consider legal response to Harwell shooting
• Three arrested after guns found outside supermarket
• San Juan EDC board explains decision to fire director
• Wind advisory issued for Valley
• McAllen opens new stretch of Bicentennial Boulevard
• Children's cancer center takes to radio waves to raise funds
• Valley Symphony Orchestra announces February concert
• Murder charge against suspect dropped in teacher slaying
• County's drainage fix won't be cheap or easy
• Jailed constable candidate's home searched
• Federal judge: Truancy cases mishandled
• Kingpin's cash seen as just reward for lawmen's risks
• Probe continues after gang shootout south of Alamo
• Texas A&M chief eyes Valley presence
• Rain expected across Valley
• 'Monitor' publisher announces resignation
• Sheriff: Gunman killed by deputy was convicted murderer
• Country jam bands benefit student music programs
• Ceremony marks relocation of UPS air hub to MFE in McAllen
• MCISD chief accepts contract extension, pay raise
• Market Mobility: McAllen teacher's smartphone app booms
• U.S. Marshals Service arrests former Reynosa press secretary
• NJ gov strongly defends lowering flags for Houston
• Vets receive 'salute' at VA healthcare center
• No cussing in class for teachers, lawmaker says
• Mass marks anniversary of ICE agent's slaying
• Former employee alleges embezzlement at Pharr bridge
• Answers elusive for family of fallen ICE agent
• Obama's budget cuts spare CBP, Border Patrol; Cuellar: Plan maintains funding for 'core Homeland functions'
• Riding group, RGV Vipers to raise funds for Harwell students
• McAllen bag ban on hold for 90 days, commissioner says
• 4 hospitalized in fellow gang members' 'rolling' shootout, investigators believe
• Judge: Texas should plan on May 29 primary
• Honduras prison fire world's deadliest in eight decades
• New group seeks to promote theater through performances
• Charity run welcomes dogs and owners
• REVIEW: 'Safe House' plays it too safe
• Sheriff: Tactical unit fatally shoots suspect in home invasion
• Medicaid change will affect almost all recipients in Rio Grande Valley
• Man gets life without parole for murder of woman found in refrigerator
• 'Historic' Medicaid shift: Change will affect almost all recipients in Valley
• Palmview Head Start to relocate
• Constable candidate arrested with $1M in car trunk
• Judges: April primary nearly impossible in Texas
• County seeks input on new courthouse at public forums
• Sharyland student surprises teacher who saved his life
• City of Hidalgo wants county to run May election
• McAllen hospital promotes heart health at Valentine's Day event
• 78-year-old pedestrian killed by car; charges unlikely for driver, police say
• McAllen chief: 'No comparison' between RGV, Tamps. security
• Police say they fired on teen to protect 2nd student
• 'For the Love of Opera' to be held at McAllen Public Library
• Man accused of exposing himself at Walmart
• Five convicted in Willacy County drug possession, transport cases
• Valley educators to emphasize 'to and through' college
• Mission ends alcohol sales at Smokin' Aces bar
• Congressman, city leaders mull strategies for getting truck traffic to Donna bridge
• Weslaco, Knapp boards each under fire amid sale dispute
• Pickup truck impounded after hit-and-run kills Mercedes bicyclist
• Driver arraigned after wreck kills birthday girl
• McAllen mayor: More info needed before funding gardens project
• PSJA elementary students learn story of school's namesake
• SPI promoter seeks pirates for upcoming event
• Local acts needed for BorderFest show
• McAllen International Motorplex kicks off its return Saturday
• 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' comes to STC next week
• Student offering free music video to local bands
• McAllen Heritage Center shares stories, Valentines through exhibit
• Willacy County housing project moves forward
• McAllen police investigate 19-year-old woman’s shooting
• Dying father spends precious moments with infant daughter
• Neighbors ask Alamo leaders to shut down Y-Not Bar
• Nokia to shed 700 jobs in Reynosa
• Candidates file in western Hidalgo, Starr county municipal elections
• Hidalgo County to tackle scofflaws internally
• Brouhaha at San Juan city meeting results in police complaint
• Mission woman dead after one-car wreck
• Texas city, Mexico battle over coal partnership
• Zapata family remembers fallen son
• NAMI official: RGV 'the forgotten land' of mental health
• Athletes tests skills at CrossFit competition
• McAllen drug unit receives national, state kudos
• La Joya schools chief gets contract extension
• Teen's suicide highlights importance of education, prevention
• Tamaulipas officials under investigation by Mexican, U.S. agencies
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Analysis: Obama's course correction shifts dynamic
• Going Coastal: Annual RGV Coastal Expo brings coast inland
• Ordinance may require compostable bags for lawn cuttings, leaves
• Fallen soldier to be honored today
• Guilty plea expected in capital murder
• Subway robbery suspects charged
• Valley pharmacists upset by Medicaid changes
• Sharyland begins process of finding new superintendent
• Family searching for man who came to Valley for dental work
• They're back: Social issues overtake US politics
• Hidalgo City Council candidate rarely votes, records show
• Appeals court denies rehearing on sonogram rule
• Bond rating company affirms bridge system's status
• 3 hospitalized following McAllen bar fight
• Mexico: Gulf Cartel markings, ammo in vehicles seized in Reynosa
• Mexico: 73 migrants rescued in Miguel Aleman
• 2 men, 1 teen arrested after Subway robbery in Mission
• US Marines posed with Nazi symbol in Afghanistan
• Edinburg nixes proposed low-income housing development
• State: Fetuses in landfill; McAllen abortion provider punished for improper disposal
• Bouncer sold cocaine at Edinburg strip club, police say
• Audi dealer set for Monday rollout in San Juan
• Miss. lawmaker: 'Gulf of America' bill was a joke
• Precautions urged for drivers on wet roads
• STC, UTPA to host free counseling on financial aid Sunday
• Col. Ray: No hard feelings toward KURV
• Feds bust Florida drug ring with ties to Gulf Cartel, RGV
• Nonprofit to offer hands-on advice on community farming, cooking
• Bass Pro helping drive up Harlingen's sales tax receipts
• 4 plead guilty for role in drug trafficking organization
• UTPA holds vigil for late Edinburg North junior
• 3 men kidnapped, beat, strangled coworker, authorities say
• Texas redistricting negotiations lengthen local campaigns
• Arson suspect sought amid apparent targeting of homebuilder
• Report: State, Valley trail nation on AP exams
• Sheriff: Facebook spat led to 2 shooting deaths
• Man charged in aggravated robbery of woman, 73
• Conflict of interest dispute keeps decision on Knapp sale from moving forward
• U.S. State Department issues new Mexico travel warning
• From the Ashes: County to help rebuild burned fire station
• Holiday shoppers boost sales tax receipts
• State audit turns up insurance lapse at Water District 3
• County courthouse evacuated following bomb threat
• Man arrested for indecency with child
• Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking deep breath
• Edinburg council vacancy pits relatives in race
• Police keep vigilant after alleged inter-gang killing
• Sharyland ISD chief blaming pay for his exit after refusing raise
• Donna announces park improvements
• After fire, Texas investigating warehouse near Rio Hondo — again
• Edinburg North junior's death at UTPA ruled a suicide
• October trial set after alleged plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• WIN TICKETS: Laura Marano to play Pharr concert
• Calif. gay marriage ban unconstitutional, court rules
• McAllen Earth Day Festival features many activities
• New restaurant specializes in chicken
• UTPA Science Building to remain closed all day
• Recall petitioners sue San Juan officials
• 4 file for Hidalgo city council races
• Judge: Keep negotiating Texas redistricting deal
• Compromise plan a mixed bag for Hidalgo County voters
• Sharyland schools chief to step down in June
• Women plead guilty to healthcare fraud
• In Texas, a backlash against student testing
• Alternative Press lists local music fest alongside Coachella, Bamboozle
• "Chocolat" art exhibit on display in Brownsville through February
• Homicide victim may have gang ties, sheriff says
• Market Days return to Edinburg
• UTPA reports questionable death on campus
• Mission police save young child, arrest teen
• Rodeo devotees brave the elements in Los Fresnos
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win Super Bowl
• Mission family carries on Super Bowl Sunday tradition
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Tensions flare over firing of San Juan EDC chief
• Growing Peñitas library plans renovations
• County to pave more than 40 Sullivan City streets
• Shocked? Not! Not many surprises in Super Bowl ads
• EARLY COLLEGE, EARLY FAILURE?
• Judge: ‘Every aspect of the case suited everyone’
• Five years later, Edinburg woman's killer remains at large
• Group forms to protect future of Edinburg golf course
• Note to readers
• AP Analysis: Border Patrol OT up as arrests drop
• Pharmacy owner guilty of Medicaid fraud
• Details emerge about deadly cross-border shooting
• Winter Texans celebrate Canada
• Hotelier plans to build Holiday Inn near McAllen Convention Center
• Hidalgo politico owes nearly $195,000 in unpaid property taxes
• UPDATED: McAllen police found missing elderly man
• Mission pharmacy owner pleads guilty to health care fraud
• WIN TICKETS: Gabriel Iglesias [Feb. 12, McAllen Convention Center]
• KURV fires 'Col. Ray'
• Medicaid recipients must select health plan by Feb. 10
• Filmmaker debuts ‘Donna Miracle’
• Men charged for brawl with police
• Authorities arrest gang members wanted for murder
• ‘It completes him:’ Edinburg 10K a lifelong journey for race director
• Family of homicide victim speaks out
• Shootout with Mexican Military reported near Sullivan City
• American Airlines: Despite restructuring plan, still ‘business as usual in the Valley’
• 3 TCB murder suspects arrested at Edinburg stash house
• Progreso man convicted after admitting to having sex with minor in Mexico
• Weslaco police search for month-long missing man
• Mission artists turn trash into fashion accessories
• Robert Earl Keen to play in Valley
• Homicide victim identified, vehicle found in a different city
• Federal judge throws the book at Edinburg man in health care fraud case
• Drowning at sports park in hands of Cameron County district attorney
• AAA: RGV gas prices rising, still lower than U.S. average
• Family, police brawl in Mission; police car damaged
• 2 charged in McAllen drive-by
• Laptops to upgrade fine, fees collection for county
• Body found under tires spurs homicide probe
• Exhibit features a dozen Valley photographers
• Valley Ghost Hunters Society celebrates anniversary
• FOR SALE: Vintage McAllen postcard
• Guy on Craigslist has $200, wants to kill aliens
• McAllen Chamber to grant money to local entrepreneurs
• Valley-based online variety show seeks actress
• 'Arts at the Union' series begins next week at UTPA
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs after mixup
• San Juan homes evacuated after dummy grenade found
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• 2 plead guilty to smuggling ammunition to Mexico
• Is Harlingen's Bass Pro king of the hill? Mayor says yes
• Skeptics see politics in probe of former Tamps. governors
• STC board to handpick late trustee's successor
• Roma works on 1st citywide zoning plan
• Man charged in month-old Molotov cocktail attack
• Mexican charter flights to boost business in Weslaco, says EDC chief
• Auditions for comedic play to be held in McAllen
• McAllen Heritage Center's expansion kicks off in February
• Chris Young to headline RGV Livestock Show in March
• 58 pounds of meth found at Pharr import lot
• Officers seize 1.2M worth of cocaine at Pharr bridge
• Property tax deadline is today
• Two arrested following McAllen overnight drive by
• Pathologist, autopsy report shine light on jail deaths
• Breast-feeding support group moves meetings to Edinburg Children's Hospital
• McAllen schools prepare for iPads, security deposit
• Valley Land Fund eyes revival of Botanical Gardens, offering $75K toward effort
• Roma murder suspect, victim had ongoing dispute, investigator says
• Property tax deadline is Tuesday
• Border Patrol: Nearly 33,000 pounds of pot seized over weekend
• Authority board evaluates information on Knapp Medical sale
• Various entities assist in early morning chase
• Alleged Zeta arrested in 75 killings, says 36 were bus passengers
• Suspect detained following Pharr Molotov cocktail attacks
• Changes in wake of troubled arms trafficking probe
• Gauging aim, impact of weapon-shaped tequila bottles
• Car show delights crowd, educates mechanics
• Rates to rise at Starr County trash transfer station
• Advocacy group wants firm plan to hire local workers
• IRS warns of identity theft, tax fraud
• For abortion providers, sonogram law a complication
• Dueling with words: Students compete in mock trials
• La Joya school, city leaders clash over pool, library agreements
• Partida first priest ordained in Harlingen since 1979
• Red tide warning lifted for South Padre
• Marathon encourages kids to eat right, exercise
• Valley students turn out for regional chess tourney
• La Villa district helps young dropouts
• King James Bible exhibit on display at UTB-TSC
• Wild Blue Barbecue shutting its doors
• Pharr leaders consider Hall Acres options
• Three-vehicle accident leaves three dead in Starr County
• Participants sought in low-dosage aspirin study
• Celebrity pot busts put tiny Texas town on map
• Sheriff's office investigating possible armed robbery
• Weslaco to open animal shelter
• New program to train Hidalgo County teens for careers in vet science
• Mustangs and burros finding new homes
• Police: Possible shooting victim charged in related incident
• San Juan Development Corp. Board fires Director Miki McCarthy
• Police officers prepare for difficult situations
• San Juan Development Corp. Board fires Director Miki McCarthy
• Time for Garcia autograph session changed
• Judges: April 3 primary in Texas still possible
• Tax refunds may be delayed a week or two
• Hidalgo political signs link city council candidates, school districts
• Weslaco drive-by shooting suspect arrested
• Economedes High School evacuated after bomb threat
• Police: Second shooting near Edinburg carwash is retaliation
• McAllen youth wins award for singers
• Hedrick child pornography trial postponed until March
• Romney is the aggressor in final Florida debate
• Harlingen high school students register to vote
• Twitter may censor tweets in individual countries
• San Juan police: Home's resident arrested in drug raid
• CBP: Parents, son arrested with $220K of cocaine at bridge
• Mexico: Cartel radio gear, 3 tons of pot seized in border towns
• Mexico: 2 tons of pot seized near Miguel Aleman
• Pharr police: 5 arrested, 1,200 pounds of pot seized in 2 traffic stops
• Aaron Peña: 'I have no doubt I could win it'
• Local insurance agent charged with fraud
• Online university opens first Valley campus
• DPS shows off boats at grand opening of regional office
• Another shooting near Edinburg carwash, police say
• Texas tweaks tuition rule for illegal immigrants
• New Chamber of Commerce comes to Rio Grande City
• Hollywood picks up on Donna Redskins' historic 1961 season
• Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Thomas Friedman to speak at UTPA
• Indie band Cloud Nothings to play in McAllen
• Taco Bell enters breakfast arena
• Police: Man sought for exposing himself in parking lot
• Pharr man gets prison for gun-buying scheme
• CBP: Man arrested, 27 pounds of cocaine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Pharr expands jurisdiction south of San Juan and Alamo
• Winter Texan health fair, expo draws thousands, organizer says
• Man arrested in fatal August 2010 wreck
• Sharyland schools chief wins extra year
• Woman gets probation for McAllen apartment blaze
• Family coping after girl, 17, run down
• Man shot dead in La Paloma; suspect sought
• Brownsville police: 1-year-old run over by grandma; condition stable, hospital official says
• 17-year-old detained after standoff in Southmost
• McAllen camping park project plagued by delays
• Fed unlikely to raise rates until at least 2014
• Texas jury convicts alleged Mexican cartel hit man
• Text of Obama's State of the Union Address
• Facebook forces users to switch to Timeline; pasts more visible
• Gladys Porter Zoo welcomes newest baby gorilla
• Immigrant's attempt to flee turns fatal near RGC int'l bridge, police say
• After chase, formal charges for 2 suspected gang members
• Alleged Tri-City Bombers arrested after police chase
• CBP: Marijuana found in Saint Jude statues at bridge
• Analysis: Obama speech puts him in campaign arena
• State leaders address threat to Valley citrus
• Valley could benefit from manufacturing emphasis touted by Obama
• Sources: Zetas make violent play for Reynosa, Matamoros
• AP FACT CHECK: A look at how the State of the Union address fits with political realities
• Busload of passengers sentenced in cash smuggling case
• Edinburg police: Car wash shooting drug-related; suspect charged
• Hidalgo hires Linebarger for delinquent taxes
• Ted Leo and the Pharmacists to play in McAllen
• Los Rieleros to play in Pharr
• County jailer fired after downtown McAllen arrest
• McAllen native's commercial may air during Super Bowl
• Win a family four-pack of tickets to the McAllen International Carfest
• 3 Economedes High students may face charges in brush fire
• Ex-Mercedes schools chief pleads not guilty in Calif. corruption case
• Hidalgo County prepares to privatize trash collection
• Wheelchair-bound teen spends a day as a police officer
• 2 men, 2 teens charged after 3-ton pot seizure in McAllen
• Relative sexually abused young girl for nearly 2 years, police say
• Suspected car wash gunman caught at Hidalgo bridge
• California produce distributor to outsource onion harvesting
• 58-year-old accused of sexually abusing 2 girls in bath
• Suspected gang members arrested after San Juan area chase
• Local actress shares scene with stars of Private Practice
• Museum previews 41st annual show
• Murder suspect apologizes for killing girlfriend
• Mele pleads guilty to McAllen girl's murder
• Valley police manpower falls slightly below national average
• Weslaco police locate winter Texan couple reported missing
• Strays overload Cameron County shelter
• McAllen's leaders hold retreat, talk long-term economic development
• Immigration backlog could be eased after pilot program, Valley lawyers say
• Sheriff: Man ran girlfriend over after argument north of Elsa
• Weslaco secures bonds to move forward on water treatment expansion
• Pharr focuses on corners in latest city cleanup scheme
• Perry has fences to mend after White House bid, allies say
• Legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Gulf Cartel launched kidnapping ring in Rio Grande Valley last year
• Innocence lost: Sexual abuse, neglect have lasting impact on children
• Filmmaker focuses on violence in Mexico in documentary
• An outdoor treat: Monthly camps teach McAllen youth to appreciate wildlife
• Alcohol suspected in early morning wreck that kills teen
• McAllen police seize 3 tons of pot
• South Texas district cancels sports to improve grades
• Obama's State of the Union: Jobs, re-election time
• 3 Afghan nationals found in South Texas
• Valley maps could change again
• Reynosa rooster honors slain Gulf Cartel boss, Sinaloa alliance
• San Benito pastor's capital murder trial postponed
• Oral rabies vaccine for coyotes scattered across SPI
• Donna moves forward on contract for new consultant
• Carjacker for Gulf Cartel gets more than 10 years in prison
• Ill. man in joking mood despite nail in brain
• Electric supply firm to consolidate Valley locations
• Edinburg crime rate stays flat
• Mustangs heading for adoption in Mercedes
• Police: Student burglarized schools for drug money
• Local short film auditions take place this weekend in McAllen
• Weslaco finance director resigns
• Indie music fest adds more acts
• Celebrated artist brings miniature works to McAllen
• Court throws out judge-drawn Texas electoral maps
• RGV Book Junkies Club set to meet at McAllen Library
• South Texas Film Alliance announces new film festival
• Agency: Iran shuts down shops selling Barbie dolls
• Park Girl Sales files for bankruptcy
• Mayor sizes up McAllen in State of the City Address
• Valley religious leaders call for humane immigration laws
• 11 tons of pot seized Wednesday in Tamaulipas, Mexican army says
• Youths' livestock show returns in San Benito
• Four charged after 150 pounds of marijuana found in Edinburg home
• Economic outlook bright for McAllen area
• Sex poses surprisingly low risk to heart patients
• Valley's most acclaimed playwright heads to Hollywood
• RGV Concert Band announces 2012 dates
• Edinburg doctor has spent her life protecting the youngest and most vulnerable patients
• Sources: Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• Poe fans call an end to 'Toaster' tradition
• La Joya moves election dates, extending aldermen terms
• Police: Man sought after test drive at knife point
• CBP: Some $3.7M of pot found in cabbage load at bridge
• Mexico: Drugs, weapons seized in Rio Bravo, Matamoros
• Courthouse financial plan wouldn't affect other capital projects
• Planning Ahead: Peñitas rezones for new highways
• County may help build Harwell safety wall
• Victim's family confronts suspects in court after alleged inter-gang killing
• Man gets 55 years for McAllen prostitute's murder
• A Q&A on contested Internet anti-piracy bills
• Obama rejects Canada-Texas oil pipeline - for now
• Mission driver gets more than 6 years after fatal drunken wreck
• Weslaco police searching for missing Winter Texan couple
• Citrus plant disease found in San Juan
• Preparing your popcorn on the stovetop is healthier, tastier
• Wanted Tri-City Bomber turns himself in to police
• Brownsville mayor comments on Cummings shooting; ' a sense of sorrow and loss'
• Jury out in sex assault trial
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout
• Identity-theft threats highlighted at summit in Brownsville
• Police: McAllen crime falls to 21-year low
• Edinburg makes plans to replace late councilman
• Border Patrol: Man rescued in river; $8.5M in drugs seized
• Sullivan City police: Nearly 1.5 tons of marijuana seized over weekend
• CBP: More than $17M of marijuana seized at Pharr bridge over 2 months
• Young Democrats: South Texas to lead political shift
• Winter Texans sew quilts, lap RV park for cancer
• RGC's 1st Boys & Girls Club to be touted at ceremony Wednesday
• San Juan residents sent to prison on gun charges
• Bachata group Vena to play in McAllen
• New IMAS exhibit inspired by sci fi movies and pin ups
• Top retailers look askance at McAllen's proposed bag ban
• Winter Texans thanked for presence in Valley
• Wikipedia to be blacked out over anti-piracy bill
• Two detained in fatal San Juan beating
• UTB students volunteer on MLK Day
• MLK march attracts eclectic crowd in downtown McAllen
• Suspected Tri-City Bombers sought in fatal San Juan beating
• Citrus Fiesta aims to honor Iraq, Afghanistan vets
• Obamas mark King's birthday with volunteer outing
• S.C. rally marks MLK day with voting rights message
• High schoolers return to PSJA campus after 51 years
• Thieves steal laptops, candy from La Joya schools
• Baby hospitalized with severe head injuries after Edinburg rollover
• Body found behind dumpster in San Juan
• Masked gunmen reportedly rob bar north of Palmview
• Valley cities try to woo independent filmmakers
• See No Weevil: Eradication of cotton pest succeeding
• Initiative takes on Valley's dire diabetes picture
• Remittances to Mexico rise again after a three-year slump
• McAllen native Laura Garza's alleged killer on trial in N.Y.
• Strike Out? City on rocky path with ‘Wings
• Volunteers not in short supply for RGV Food Bank event
• Tejano Monument groundbreaking a long effort for McAllen doctor
• Jaime Gonzalez Jr.: Tough guy, good boy or somewhere in the middle?
• McAllen’s new library brings patrons back to the stacks
• Evangelicals deliver blow to Perry
• Valley clinics already comply with state’s sonogram law
• Donna leaders deadlocked over hiring consulting firm
• Mexico presses US House speaker on arms traffic
• Number of Winter Texans at Valley RV parks drops
• Mexico announces three drugs, weapons seizures
• Bullet removed from Harwell victim’s back
• Teen walks away from collision with train
• Domino's Pizza to come to Alton
• Mission Chamber to host 17th annual Community Health Fair
• Officials: Airsoft gun taken to elementary school in Mission
• Pharr begins work on new aquatic center, Boys & Girls Club
• Mexico catches alleged key Zeta leader
• How Ernesto Guerra became one of tejano's most acclaimed accordionists
• Which bands are playing with Of Montreal at their McAllen show?
• Staind's Aaron Lewis postpones concert in Pharr tonight
• Texas border stakeholders scrutinize federal security approach
• Group of gunmen sought in Edinburg car wash shooting
• Nearly $30M from cartel seizures awarded to local law enforcement agencies
• Hidalgo County RMA's highway plan grounded in reality
• Dumped bio waste likely not human, sheriff says
• Border Patrol: $22M of marijuana seized in 7 days
• CBP: 1.5 tons of marijuana seized at Pharr bridge
• Biker, 82, killed in highway wreck named by Weslaco police
• Dummy grenades cause stir
• Pharr Costco assembles employees, members before opening
• McAllen school officials discuss iPads, IDEA
• RV show draws Winter Texans to Mercedes
• Dolphin treated after shark attack dies of pneumonia
• Applying Herself: Avon saleswoman climbs ladder, brings family along
• Parting Ways: Dublin says goodbye to Dr Pepper
• Police: 13 drag racers led officers on 15-mile chase
• Woman arrested, accused of indecency with child
• Man arrested, accused of masturbating at McAllen park
• Motorcycle rider, 82, killed in wreck
• Trustee's brother arrested on forgery charge after PSJA scam
• Risk In Recreation: Sport shooters must keep eye on unforeseen
• Cuellar pushes for public, private funding for int'l bridges
• Police: Suspect sought after 3-year-old kidnapped, rescued
• Roma men get stiff sentences in marijuana operation
• Immigration proposal not seen as major step
• Brand: Despite delays, water district’s boat ramp is moving forward
• Illinois woman convicted of smuggling meth in Corona bottles
• ECISD chief receives contract extension, favorable review
• Local Social Security office has new phone number
• Immigrant family detention could return to Texas
• Biological waste found north of Palmview
• 47,000 people killed in drug violence in Mexico
• Lawyers go to court for appeal of John Allen Rubio conviction
• San Benito RV park owner refuses to pay new water fee
• 2 police named in shooting that killed Brownsville student
• Ready Or Not: Day care providers prepare Medicaid clients for new program
• Florida mother arrested at Hidalgo bridge in 2008 kidnap case
• Woman suffers burns in Las Milpas house fire
• Nearly 970 pounds of marijuana seized at Palmview convenience store
• Police: Edinburg shooting gang-related; 2 men charged
• Guns possibly used in mall shooting seized, Brownsville police say
• Mexican chamber issues advisory for Brownsville
• McAllen principal wins statewide recognition
• John Allen Rubio's child murder case back in court
• Work progresses on Willacy wind farm
• VIDEO: McAllen apartment fire under investigation
• Weapons seized from student's car at Lopez HS
• Weslaco seeks contestants for upcoming pageants
• Vinos event will benefit Estella's House
• Diet change may be the answer for common illnesses
• City, BISD lock down investigation info in Cummings shooting
• Karate teacher trial begins
• Who was Audie Murphy?
• Edinburg mayor pro tem remembered as community builder
• Winning drag strip proposal includes plagiarized study
• Mexico: 380 pounds of pot seized in Camargo
• Mission confirms interim police chief
• McAllen inks deal with UPS
• 2 illegal immigrants arrested, several others escape on foot
• Gulf Cartel capo pleads guilty to immigration, gun charges
• Good Eats
• Pets in need of homes (Week of January 8)
• Valley, Texas voting maps in Supreme Court's hands
• Man shot in Brownsville mall's parking lot, police say
• Peñitas extends fine amnesty for another month
• Nelsen marks 2nd anniversary at UTPA
• Brother: Sunny McAllen soldier gone, not forgotten
• Weslaco makes its case to credit rating agencies
• New director takes over Donna's finances
• Police chief interviews under way in Weslaco
• Winter Texans lobby for nonstop service to Canada
• Suspended Mexican soccer goalie detained in kidnapping
• Texas keeping close eye on Mexican presidential race
• 1793 penny fetches $1.38M at Fla. auction
• Group gathers outside Brownsville PD to demand answers in shooting
• College success varies between school districts
• Community turns out to honor fallen McAllen soldier
• Police officers union to move forward under new leadership
• Increase in fever tick sightings concerns animal health officials
• Teen's funeral marked by grief, tension
• Cavazos named publisher of Valley Morning Star
• Weslaco leaders try to enhance city finances in eyes of rating agencies
• McAllen company backs out of Dolly Vinsant purchase
• Smaller crowd marked McAllen’s New Year
• Partnership nets more than 100 arrests
• County plan fixes local, regional drainage problems
• Suspect in cold case identified
• Obama plans change in immigration rule on waivers
• Obama to promote insourcing of jobs
• Answers still sought in shooting death of Brownsville student
• Cummings students head back to school after fatal incident
• Marksman charged in Harwell school shooting
• Marksman charged in Harwell school shooting
• Coming Home: Army Spc. Kern's remains make final trip to McAllen
• Judge says Knapp must reveal financial information
• Mission independent music festival adds more bands
• Australian Christian rock group Newsboys to play concert in Pharr
• Two carbon monoxide victims still hospitalized
• With opposition in McAllen, luxury tower’s backers may look elsewhere
• Harwell Middle School again placed on lockdown
• Texas Citrus Fiesta will celebrate Mardi Gras in January
• Brownsville school district reflects on student killing
• Loved ones mourn student shot by police
• A Taste of Epiphany: Rosca de reyes helps savor savior's celebration
• 9-1-1 tape: 'He's inside the school. He's got a gun'
• Man accused of sex with horses arrested, charged
• Man hit by stray bullet during New Year's festivities
• Body of fallen McAllen soldier to arrive Friday
• Mexican national convicted of gun violation
• Police: Caller makes threat after student killed
• Woman, girl recover from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Irrigation District offers interim general manager permanent position
• DHS launches hot line for jailed immigrants
• Judges Delgado, Rodriguez face campaign finance complaints
• Feds award 1 college readiness grant, decline UTPA's
• Pharr program aims to keep businesses happy, in town
• Elvis' birthday celebration at Little Graceland
• Cummings classes moved Thursday as probe closes campus
• At least 3 fatally shot by Brownsville police since 2007, reports show
• Trespassing, poaching charges to be dropped after Harwell shooting
• Irrigation district to interview Kino, other finalists for manager spot
• 31 inmates killed in northern Mexico prison fight
• Police: 59-year-old held up convenience store twice
• Edinburg changes race track lease
• Man charged for allegedly masturbating in front of women, child
• Police: Student 'was ordered several times to drop the weapon'
• Shot student's godmother: 'He wasn’t going to hurt anybody'
• Sources: Banner targets Zetas in San Fernando
• Travel fair draws throngs of Winter Texans
• Pharr mayor's son gets 30 months in drug case
• Parents frustrated Cummings students not released soon enough
• Several being treated for carbon monoxide poisoning
• Quarantine aims to stop dangerous pest
• Student shot at Cummings Middle School, alleged shooter shot by police
• Canadian man uses iPad to enter U.S.
• 4 arrested by SPI police in connection with McAllen carjacking
• 3 more suspects revealed in Zapata murder case
• Doctors working to halt Knapp sale appointed to Hospital Authority Board
• Edinburg recognizes hometown Marine gravely wounded by roadside bomb
• Homicide rate continues to drop in Hidalgo County
• McAllen man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Godinez returns to McAllen City Hall with P&Z appointment
• Alamo man gets 12 years for $9.5M pot bust
• DWI, public intoxication arrests up over weekend
• Community calls for action against animal cruelty
• Gulf Cartel lieutenant linked to various incidents on U.S side of border
• McAllen stabbing suspect arraigned
• Border Relief group overcomes challenges, continues decades-long charity work
• Winter Texans sew, stitch to bring warmth to those in need
• Mexican officials reach out to voters living abroad
• Weslaco police search for two convenience store robbers
• For some in need, Facebook is route to new kidney
• McAllen bridge to undergo major renovations
• Police: Man stabbed in downtown McAllen
• Texas Enterprise Fund lures business to Texas, but job numbers disputed
• Construction of Willacy County wind farm to start soon
• Valley futurist offers predictions for 2012
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• Need help avoiding hangover? Less booze, more H2O
• World rings in 2012, bids adieu to a tough year
• Authorities reunite 4-year-old with mother
• Travel show, artisan expo combine to delight
• A road trip, Mexican-style, to watch the Cowboys
• Recent lawsuits in Valley test state's new anti-barratry law
• Musical family reopens theater show in Alamo
• Hope reigns as Americans prepare to ring in 2012
• A poll is more thermometer than crystal ball
• Before New Year’s Eve party, concerns about safety
• FROZEN YOGURT CRAZE: Local entrepreneur has faith in product
• Texas Gulf Coast gains retirees in weak economy
• Police kick off traffic warrant roundup in San Juan
• Leader of weapons purchasing ring to spend 10 years in prison
• Progreso bridge owner was well-known figure at border crossing
• Local CBP spokesman retires
• In a first, gas and other fuels are top US export
• RGV cook book available for pre order
• List: 'Baby bump' dumped, 'amazing' phrases banned
• Police: Pedestrian likely killed while jaywalking
• Dolphin to be moved to Galvestion for care
• ICE bus carrying detainees evacuated due to smoke
• Suspected drug smuggler caught after chase
• Suspected drug smugglers caught after chase
• Second indictment has more charges in stem-cell case
• Meningitis shot required for college students
• Perry takes aim at Obama over immigration
• South Texas ISD student earns perfect SAT score
• New maps could ease voter confusion
• Family members of fallen soldier travel to identify body
• No Valley Kmart, Sears stores closing, so far
• Man accused of having sex with teen at hotel
• Out with the old: Americans hopeful about 2012
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• McAllen soldier remembered for having heart of gold
• Family shattered by accident warns others not to drink and drive
• Quinta Mazatlan offers weekly Garden of Eatin’ tours
• Precinct 5 constable sues county to void decision
• DNA may help solve 23-year-old murder
• Elsa’s two-term mayor dies
• McAllen soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Grapefruit Pie Bake Off scheduled for February
• Wood Carving Show set for San Juan in January
• Ariz schools' ethnic studies program ruled illegal
• Perry shifts views on abortion, opposes exceptions even rape
• Police: Brother threatens to kill sister with knives
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Brownsville man indicted in stem-cells conspiracy
• Residents prepare to light up New Year's Eve with fireworks
• City workers prepare lighted ball for New Year’s Eve Bash
• Weslaco moves to block Knapp sale
• City workers prepare lighted ball for New Year’s Eve Bash
• Residents prepare to light up New Year's Eve with fireworks
• Building codes to tighten across Texas
• Cities begin collecting Christmas trees for disposal
• Valley Symphony Orchestra will play pops concert in January
• Seniors March for Cancer event will be held in Weslaco
• Mission resort park to host petanque tournament
• Man arraigned in Pharr murder
• Post-holiday discounts attract Valley shoppers Monday
• Mexico's cartels build own national radio system
• Some elections may hinge on who draws lines
• San Juan moves closer to green roof construction
• Diaz showcases conjunto at San Benito dancehall
• Former police chief to serve on Harlingen city commission
• Downtown renovation experts coming to Valley
• Official: Falfurrias bypass likely won’t be tolled
• Mexican army: Ally's arrest is blow to 'El Chapo'
• Valley faithful gather at churches to celebrate Christmas
• Pharr leaders vote themselves an extra year in office
• UTPA becomes seventh college with veterans memorial
• First responders celebrate like family on holidays
• District director says VA listening to Valley veterans
• Pharr police arrest man allegedly connected to woman's death
• Mexico violence separates families on Christmas
• Santa tradition for Linn-San Manuel volunteer firefighters
• SANCHEZ: Simpler Christmases are real, heartfelt
• Pediatric nurses work to make Christmas special for hospitalized children
• Secret Santa spares H-E-B customers their grocery bills
• Girl gives classmates, teachers lesson in giving
• Salvation Army helps Santa bring presents
• Reservoir Redux: Commission sends plans for Boeye property back to the drawing board
• Arizona coma patient now speaking, walking
• Rio Grande City to open unit of Boys & Girls Club
• Reynosa teen, three U.S. citizens killed in Mexico bus attack
• Holiday shoppers rush to find last-minute gifts; retailers optimistic
• McAllen ISD wins college prep grant
• Troopers out in force for the holidays
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• 'Tis the season to steal
• Man sent to hospital after rollover collision in Pharr
• Guess who's headlining BorderFest 2012?
• Eva Longoria visits her grandmother in McAllen
• Authorities crack down on counterfeit items
• Weslaco claims authority to halt Knapp sale
• Pharr Events Center enjoys early success
• Palmview police say burglar died of gunshot wounds
• Local group, police donate nearly 50 Christmas dinners
• Customs and Border Protection chief stepping down
• Rio Grande City police release new murder details, no motive
• Police chief: Palmview burglar was shot twice
• Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates
• NORAD Santa trackers stand by for another big day
• Dolphin rescued on SPI, in guarded condition
• Knapp gets new ER doctors; city mulls weighing in on hospital sale
• '12 Days' donations among lowest totals in years
• Grenades, bullets fly in Reynosa; Gulf lieutenant may have been captured
• Hidalgo festival aglow despite chilly reception from Mother Nature
• Shot student, 14, may be home for holidays, doctor says
• RGC woman arrested in slaying of Mexican national
• Palmview chase suspect: Gulf Cartel forced me to smuggle
• Police: Erratic man tried stabbing officer after H-E-B disturbance
• Egypt's army rulers hike tone against protesters
• McAllen drops ball drop; stationary sphere to ring in new year
• Suspect in ICE agent Jaime Zapata killing held in US
• French bread, pastries add richness to holiday spread
• Park Girl's woes mount
• Police probe burglar's death after Palmview break-in
• Connecticut mayor wants to extend voting rights to illegal immigrants
• Jewish community celebrates start of Hanukkah with Menorah lighting
• Pharr re-bids Hall Acres—again
• National Guard at border cut to fewer than 300
• Gun trafficking ring lands men in prison
• Edinburg police: Jewelry store employee lied about theft
• SALCINES: Holidays bring joy, special memories
• CBP announces designated 'Ready Lanes' at Pharr, Hidalgo bridges
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Hypnotist John Milton returns to McAllen in January
• Disney on Ice will present Dare to Dream at State Farm Arena in April
• Wrongfully imprisoned Texas man wants ex-DA investigated
• Gunshots hit near school days before students wounded
• Political filing period closes, for now
• Handy will await trial from federal prison
• Mission child porn convict gets prison, must pay victim nearly $1M
• 5 face sex charges after undercover strip club operations
• 5 face sex charges after undercover strip club operations
• Last-Minute Gifts: Christmas shipping deadlines loom
• Steel shippers may save more money at Brownsville port amid state rules change
• Los Fresnos man gets 80 years for child porn
• Los Fresnos man gets 80 years for child porn
• 2 sought in Mission carjacking
• Burglary suspects sought after Weslaco police chase
• 5 Sheriff's Office employees out after failed drug tests
• Which bands are coming to Never Say Never fest?
• O, tannenbaum! Are you best natural or artificial?
• U.S. aid a step toward Korea nuke talks
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Feds offer airport tips for holiday travelers
• Alamo gets grant, loan for wastewater overhaul
• Mexico comes to Pharr at artisan fair
• Austin school board to vote on IDEA takeover
• Iraqis celebrate US exit, but worry for future
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to 9-year war
• Virtual schools booming as states mull warnings
• Pot clubs hold toy drives, offer marijuana-laced gingerbread houses for holidays
• 12 Days: Cancer hijacks caretaker's health, life savings
• Winter commencement brings joy to UTPA families
• Donna leaders explore 1-year-old bridge's future
• U.S. turns alleged Zeta over to Mexican authorities in Matamoros
• Courthouse vision sticks to the basics
• Shopping frenzy follows back pay for 'tent city' guards, Willacy County judge says
• Valley schools gain prominence on state lawsuits
• Businesses don't always get background checks on right potential employees
• Congress flips dimmer switch on light bulb law
• Houston murder suspect arrested after crossing border
• Suspects sought in McAllen restaurant burglary
• Shootouts in Reynosa; grenades, narco banners in Ciudad Victoria
• Alleged smuggler says he turned down job with Gulf Cartel
• Agua utility district gets $2.4M grant for sewer project
• Edcouch neighborhood a first for green building in South Texas
• Sanchez drops Democratic bid to replace Hutchison in Senate
• Harlingen football field's grass on sale; artificial turf on the way
• 3-year contract for Edinburg jobs-creation chief; hands-on leadership cited
• 12 Days: Mother of 4 leans on family, faith during cancer battle
• State auditors plan to interview Water District 3 employees Monday
• South Texas Easter Surf Festival planned for April at SPI
• Director Christ Weitz to screen film, hold discussion in Edinburg
• Mission pharmacist admits to Medicaid fraud conspiracy
• Review: Samsung's Galaxy Nexus a sweet smartphone
• Doctor: Edinburg student partially paralyzed from shooting
• Anonymous donors pay strangers' layaway accounts
• Family of injured Harwell student to hold news conference
• 12 Days: Ailing Mercedes mother does it all for her children
• USDA unveils new online food safety tool for farms
• U.S. Marshals arrest Starr County fugitive in Houston
• Starr County deputies search ranch for human remains
• Van full of mariachis hits cyclist
• Weslaco police arrest four tied to burglary ring
• Smugglers sent to prison after 3 killed in operation
• U.S.-Mexico military meeting was routine, says Army spokesman
• Police: Man wanted for downtown McAllen shooting was wanted for sexual assault
• Valley bridges count fewer Mexico-bound travelers — again
• UTPA proposes tuition hikes, student stipends
• Panetta formally shuts down US war in Iraq
• Police: McAllen downtown shooter also wanted for sexual assault
• Donna fires $12,500-per-month bridge consultant
• After students wounded, target shooting stressed over hunting as possible cause
• Ramon Ayala’s Christmas Posada draws crowd of 10,000, organizers say
• Confusion reigns as political deadline is delayed
• Donna annexes more than 1,000 acres of Hidalgo County
• May election will be major test for Hidalgo's embattled mayor
• Hidalgo County alters boundary lines again
• 12 Days: Father's stroke puts family in dire finances
• Three deputies face termination after dirty drug tests
• Rains welcomed amid drought conditions
• Brownsville trustees finalize superintendent selection
• Brownsville woman carjacked in Matamoros
• 'Love, Sex and the IRS' coming to Weslaco
• Some postponing Christmas for financial reasons
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• 2 arrested in purse-snatching, chase, police say
• Border Patrol: Almost 6 tons of marijuana seized in 4 days
• 2 middle school students stable as shooting probe continues
• Community reacts to Edinburg school shooting
• Gulf Cartel lieutenant's associates enter plea agreement
• 12 Days: Unity, hard work pull family out of grief
• Pharr leaders vote on smaller tax reinvestment zone
• Passenger killed in 1-car wreck near El Centro Mall
• McAllen firefighter faces new teen rape charge
• Utility district to vote on budget Thursday
• Alton sex offender gets 15 years in drug trafficking case
• SALCINES: Don't let the holiday season get in the way of your family
• Letter from Harwell Middle School (English/Spanish)
• McAllen Civic Center will host ballet performance of Anastasia
• State's Medicaid reform plan approved
• Rancho Lomitas tour set for January in Rio Grande City
• Hispanic bishops voice support for immigrants — legal and illegal
• Pope confirms trip to Mexico, Cuba before Easter
• Union asks San Benito to buy back firefighter's sick leave
• Redistricting orders throw Texas politics into disarray
• 12 Days: Single mom, 4 sons cope with hazards at McAllen home
• Hunters in custody after bullets hit 2 students at Edinburg school
• After students shot, parents frustrated with officials
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers
• High court to review tough Arizona immigration law
• VIDEO: Hunters in custody after bullets hit 2 students at Edinburg school
• Shooter at large after 1 wounded in McAllen bar district, police say
• Of Montreal will headline new local festival next spring
• Mexico Artisan Christmas Fair comes to Pharr this weekend
• The Writing Season offers mixed genres on debut EP
• Local rapper lands role in Sundance film "Filly Brown"
• Court-Appointed Special Advocates move into new offices
• Veterans vow to continue fight for VA hospital
• Shots fired outside downtown McAllen shot bar
• Tiniest babies are growing up healthy despite odds
• High court could look at state immigration laws
• 12 Days: Little by little, rural Mercedes family pushes ahead
• Foster-care nonprofit finds new home after office fire
• Tuba Christmas packs McAllen High's auditorium with tunes, attendees
• Agua SUD eyes $2.4M grant for Palmview sewer project
• Reunion reflects renewed life after kidney transplants
• 2 die in Saturday auto wrecks
• New Jersey widow exposes mishandling of troop remains
• Flames consume Linn-San Manuel fire station
• Egly third-grader comes out of a coma to beat the odds and recover
• Weslaco to expand water capacity, hike utility rates
• 12 Days: Family of six struggles after death of husband, father
• REAL Mission continues to change lives
• Police arrest man who allegedly hid murder weapon
• New McAllen library opens to large crowd
• Border schools narrow graduation gap, beat state dropout rate
• Nobel Peace Prize awarded to three women for championing women's rights
• Brazilian hit man hired by lesbian lovers gets 25 years
• High court halts new Texas electoral maps
• San Juan police arrest capital murder suspect
• 12 Days: Kidney failure forces family into hard times
• Meningitis survivor promotes vaccination to McAllen students
• Call about injured baby leads police to alleged stash house
• Pharr man to spend life in prison after double murder
• After San Juan sons left without parents, drunk driver convicted
• Doctors prepare for ‘war’ over pending Knapp Medical sale
• Congress questions Holder about Fast and Furious authorization
• Marshals seeking fugitive in South Texas
• San Juan police looking into possible murder
• Festival to highlight Texas olive oil industry
• Edinburg fire chief appoints interim replacement
• Mission City Council revisits and approves permit for Mormon church
• Investigators scrutinize new Edcouch garbage contract
• Alleged burglars arrested after chase face charges
• Mexico president visits Cd. Mier
• Hit man caught in lesbian love triangle convicted of murder
• Nurses union, Rio Grande Regional spar over staffing
• 12 Days: Disabled couple works to provide for their children
• Hospital to offer advice for healthy holidays
• Simple lifestyle modifications and willpower help man recover his health
• Police dispatcher's Facebook postings lands her in jail
• Government study: Texting by drivers up by half in 2010
• Mexico’s president to visit Cd. Mier today
• Edinburg school board approves worker stipends
• Authorities release name of slain Mexican national found in RGC alley
• 12 Days: Diabetic cancer patient, 69, sees home, savings go up in smoke
• Edinburg accepts bids but makes no 9-1-1 changes
• Mexico says Gadhafi son tried to enter country
• Reynosa man charged after chase spurred school lockdown
• Bond set at $300K each for 3 bank robbery suspects
• Palmview medical suppliers admit to fraud conspiracy
• Edinburg to host art by disabled artist
• UPS leaving Harlingen airport for McAllen
• 'M*A*S*H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Former Mission lawyer gets 9 years for wire fraud
• 2nd suspect arraigned in 2009 Pharr capital murder case
• McAllen librarian pens books about UFOs, aliens
• Mexico says Gadhafi son tried to enter country
• 12 Days: Adequate shelter, sustenance elude family as cold looms
• Differing voices on "the day that will live in infamy"
• Cruel & Unusual: Rescue groups toil to improve animal treatment
• Cruel & Unusual: Animal rehab costly endeavor for rescue groups
• FBI raids Rio Home Care in Alamo; company's president is ex-Killer Bees owner
• Dwindling number of veterans marking 70 years since Pearl Harbor
• PSJA North principal to head La Villa schools
• Body of slain Mexican national dumped in RGC alley, police say
• New deadline set in overhaul of McAllen development code
• 4 detained in McAllen bank robbery; police link 1 suspect to earlier Weslaco heist
• Shots fired during chase near Palmview elementary school
• House burns down near San Juan basilica
• Freeze watch issued for some parts of the Valley
• Police probe PSJA schools reimbursement scam
• Skrillex to perform at Ultimate Music Experience in March at SPI
• 3 women accused of shoplifting at Walmart
• Four detained in McAllen credit union armed robbery
• Elsa mayor laments 'old city politics' in hiring of interim city manager
• For airport expansion, McAllen taps construction firm, plans financing
• $10K reward offered in San Juan slaying probe, police say
• UTPA wins community history grant
• Local mariachi group lands Grammy nomination
• Lockdowns lifted at Brownsville schools
• Handy charged in corruption case
• Weslaco theater group to perform comedy "Sylvia"
• Weslaco Museum to host pajama-clad movie party
• Edinburg market to host cook off
• Budget cuts spell doom for state's regional library system
• Police: Sister found San Juan man shot dead
• Valley animals subjected to range of abuses
• Many cases of animal abuse unreported, officials say
• Feds give San Juan PD $70K for tactical gear
• PSJA teaches Alaskans on bilingual ed
• New San Juan library shows early popularity
• San Juan officer arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
• State business group honors 14 local schools
• Sylvia Handy set to face 8 felony counts in court
• "12 Days of Christmas" program helps needy families
• Sheriff's Department: Don Felipe Drive-Thru in Mission robbed at gunpoint.
• Pharr lights up for the Christmas season
• Local high schools lose fewer students
• Mission City Council denies ordinance to fence in dogs
• Democratic chairwoman to leave county party on ‘growth track’
• Permit will be major test for 22-story tower
• Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• 3 arrested in alleged gun trafficking ring
• Edinburg to host Night of Lights celebration
• Brother: Suicide notes did not directly mention immigration status
• McAllen man indicted on child porn charge
• Authorities identify lost teen in Weslaco
• Second Walgreens debuts in San Juan; CVS to open next door
• Pharr Holiday Fiesta will be held next week
• CBP officers seize 22 pounds of meth
• Sylvia Handy returns to Valley to face charges
• Edinburg's night of art celebrates life of Victor Alvarez
• Congress, White House at odds over defense bill
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• Family left homeless after fire near Peñitas
• 9 tons of marijuana seized in 6 days by Border Patrol
• Mexican Mafia captain gets 50-year murder sentence
• Coke found inside car at Hidalgo bridge
• Mission cops find 671 pounds of pot in house
• Merger opponents pack Postal Service meeting
• Police working to find family of special needs teen
• Suicide spurs immigration talk
• E-E school board fires superintendent
• La Feria ‘Park Girl’ in jail to face felony theft charges
• Feldman’s opens first Mid-Valley location
• Man who ordered murder of Harlingen woman sentenced
• Man arrested for sexual assault of teen girl
• At Perry's request, state begins Water District 3 audit
• Suspect to face charges after setting Peñitas adult day care ablaze
• Shoppers' present-packed vehicles easy pickings for parking-lot predators
• McAllen school board hosts iPad forum
• Capital murder trial begins for man charged with killing 2 men
• USPS set to hear from public on push to close mail-sorting center in McAllen
• South Texas Health System acquiring Knapp Medical Center
• Teens charged after women robbed at gunpoint outside strip club
• Man gets 30 years after 9 die in drownings
• 3 men land in prison for straw purchasing scheme
• Rep. Veronica Gonzales won't seek re-election
• Houston murder suspect on the run arrested in Elsa
• Police: Man exposed himself to children at park
• Police: Men attempt to steal spare tire in H-E-B parking lot
• McAllen raises taxi rate to $2.50 per mile
• Despite bankruptcy, local flights 'business as usual' for American Airlines
• Young woman's late adoption reflects foster children's search for 'forever family'
• Mexican Mafia member’s daughters push for leniency at sentencing hearing
• Thousands welcome relics of Pope John Paul II in Matamoros
• Brother: Late student 'shut down' by legal status; he was 'bound for greatness,' principal says
• Gulf Cartel plaza boss among those arrested in Matamoros raid
• Murder suspect used alias, fled to Mexico, authorities say
• FibeRio opens 1st manufacturing facility
• San Juan considers mural project
• Kino Flores seeks irrigation district’s top job
• Man gets 12 years for ramming Border Patrol vehicle
• Edinburg city manager to take leave for congressional bid
• PSJA North students to perform 'Mulan'
• STC to host annual holiday opera
• VIDEO: 5 held in auto theft ring investigation
• Ohio officials take 200-pound boy from mother
• American Airlines files for Ch. 11 protection
• Roach-infested Brownsville apartment draws city's scrutiny
• Mexican Mafia member’s trial enters punishment phase
• Weslaco leaders look at what's next for Mid-Valley Airport
• Voting maps in flux; filing opens for candidates
• Starr County sheriff's investigator suspended over night hunt
• Mexican investors plan to build 22-story tower in McAllen
• On Jan. 1, motorcycle toll jumps to $3 at Hidalgo, Anzalduas bridges
• 22 arrested over outstanding Sullivan City warrants
• Museum works to revive tradition
• Heavy metal concert doubles as canned food drive
• Steve Holy to headline KTEX 10-man Jam
• McAllen police seek attempted robbery suspect
• Sheriff brings alleged Handy co-conspirators before judge
• Edinburg man accused of sexually assaulting 5-year-old girl
• Candidate filing opens as Texas challenges court-drawn maps
• McAllen beats state, U.S. rates for bachelor's degrees or higher, according to Census Bureau
• Few Valley schools join state finance lawsuit
• Starr County renews ban on aerial fireworks
• Democratic San Juan rancher to challenge Hinojosa for congressional seat
• San Juan leaders look at financing options for water treatment
• Pharr to sell 'Old, Old City Hall'
• A healthy Black Friday gives way to Cyber Monday
• Survey: Black Friday sales up 7 percent nationwide; retailers look ahead
• Sheriff: Man sought in brother-in-law's slaying near Mercedes
• Book aims to help children cope with death of a pet
• Police: Man viewed child porn on US flight
• Mexico: Nearly 29,000 pounds of marijuana destroyed in Reynosa
• Miguel Aleman pot seizure tops 4,500 pounds, Mexican military says
• Mixing It Up: Local MMA star makes return
• San Antonio teen nabs almost instant YouTube fame
• The passive customer: Prices are rising, but customers keep paying up
• Study: Valley's transit providers must connect services
• Feds order full environmental study for wind farm proposal
• Hidalgo County adding teeth to its campaign to collect delinquent fees
• Weslaco fire victims laid to rest
• San Antonio's state Rep. Castro switches races in bid for Congress
• Ringing In Relief: Holiday spirit a gift for donor-dependent aid groups
• Groups, programs aim to boost veterans' employment
• Black Friday sweeps through Brownsville
• Occupy LA stands out for camp-city cooperation, but protesters now face eviction
• STC officially opens Center for Mexican American Studies
• CBP: More than 10,000 pounds of marijuana seized since Tuesday
• Study: IDEA's success stems from skewed demographics
• Into the Black: Shoppers scramble for sales
• As presidential candidate, Perry is more Palin than Bush
• Drug company payments to Texas doctors raise questions
• Tish Hinojosa to perform at Quinta Mazatlan
• 10 injured at L.A. Walmart on Black Friday eve
• TSC announces summits with community
• Aaron Peña to retire, says court-drawn map makes his district unwinnable
• San Juan switches ambulance companies
• Border Patrol reports seizing more than 4 tons of marijuana in 4 days
• $75K in cash seized in Pharr traffic stop
• CBP: 3 fugitives arrested entering U.S.
• DHS rebuts immigration 'stonewalling' allegations
• Turkey Day: Police give 30 less-fortunate families Thanksgiving meals
• Annual Feast: Small businesses look to stuff cash register in retail's high season
• Last meal for Aggies-Longhorns Thanksgiving tradition
• Your Thursday 'Monitor' may arrive late; power outages slowed press
• Those who escaped recent Weslaco fires thankful they survived
• Police: Man exposed himself to 2 women in Pharr parking lot
• Shot chase suspect previously convicted for evading arrest
• Courts issue final version of redistricting maps
• VIDEO: 3 sought in armed robbery of McAllen credit union
• South Texas history professor remembered for passion to teach
• AAA Texas: Holiday travel to spike this year as more choose family over frugality
• Police investigate death of newborn
• Liberty, Peace receive presidential pardons
• Cameron County lawyer says taping was mistake
• Police charge man in aggravated robbery, kidnap attempt
• Chase suspect shot during pursuit allegedly drove under the influence
• Second person dead after third Weslaco fire in three days
• Fossum lands in Kazakhstan with two others
• High schools awarded for college prep efforts
• McAllen’s main library closes Wednesday after 61 years
• Police charge woman with assault, endangering child
• Longoria pleads guilty in Limas case
• D.C. DMV offering free AIDS tests, gift cards with licenses, registration
• McAllen Symphonic Band presents Christmas concert
• Pursuit near Sullivan City ends in shooting
• 2-vehicle rollover accident on Expressway
• NTSB fails to determine cause of air show engine failure
• NTSB fails to determine cause of air show engine failure in fatal crash
• Jurors begin deliberations in Mexican Mafia capital murder case
• Pot bust may be linked to separate crime
• Edinburg police investigate overnight drive-by shooting
• Guatemala to open McAllen consulate Dec. 1
• Police: Mom mad at children's dad, punctures tires
• Grammy Hall of Fame welcomes Freddy Fender song
• A twist on turkey leftovers
• Feds award McAllen $1.9 million for electric bus pilot project
• Woman accused of attacking husband, baby
• UPDATE: Gunman barricaded in building at Colorado air base
• Harlingen City Commissioner Kori Marra sentenced to jail
• Jiu-jitsu champion Galvao offers session in Brownsville
• UTB-TSC students urged to evaluate teachers
• Organizer: Birding festival's 'big year' draws 4,000
• Man seriously injured after exiting moving vehicle
• Depleted Texas lakes expose ghost towns, graves
• UTB/TSC to delay release of grades to students who don't evaluate courses
• Confusion over JPs follows consolidation of Cameron County constable precincts
• Family, fellow missionaries remember Trevor Strong, Derek Walker
• Mexican officials to kill 50K feral hogs who crossed over from the U.S.
• Weslaco fire destroys two homes
• Outcry after California police pepper spray students
• USDA targets stores in food stamp trafficking
• Cheerleaders put their moves to the test
• CBP offers holiday advice to travelers
• DVD documenting Harlingen history to debut today
• CEO of Mission EDC appointed to state cancer research board
• After fire and tornado, Miss. church is rebuilt
• GOP outsider Ron Paul gaining traction in Iowa
• Gadhafi son Seif al-Islam seized in southern Libya
• No pillows in coach, but it's sundae time up front
• Text of the Gettysburg address
• Airline asks passengers for gas money
• Recall issued by Ready Pac Foods for bagged salad
• Mission pharmacists accused of Medicaid fraud conspiracy
• Seven charged with kidnapping
• Solis may face disciplining by bar over Limas' scheme
• Helping Hand: Parents take break at Head Start fair
• Former La Joya judge to appeal felony theft verdict
• Candidate responds to new House maps
• New H-E-B plus! opens to excited crowds in Pharr
• Police: Coach inappropriately touched son's playmates during sleepovers
• Mission pharmacy owner, employee, charged with health care fraud
• U.S. moves to seize alleged Zeta ranch in Starr County
• Bass Pro Shops open for first full day of business
• MAP: Federal court adds new Valley seat in Texas House
• 12 pounds of meth seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Police: 2 victims rescued; 6 kidnappers arrested
• Smokin' Aces adds security to avoid losing alcohol permit
• Federal court issues new political maps for Texas
• Shots near Weslaco lead cops to Gulf Cartel arms smuggling
• Wire fraud leads McAllen freight broker to prison
• VIDEO: McAllen police engage in high-speed chase
• Police dismantle alleged kidnapping ring, rescue two
• Police dismantle alleged kidnapping ring, rescue two
• San Juan police investigate kidnapping, six arrested
• Mission police engage in 2 chases
• VIDEO: Postal workers protest possible shutdown of McAllen mail processing center
• Politicians, law enforcement clash over true extent of violence spillover from Mexico
• Women more likely to have 'broken heart syndrome'
• Edinburg bans roadside sale of pets
• McAllen talking with major Taiwanese manufacturer, commissioner says
• 3 Roma men among 7 arrested in federal drug smuggling case
• County tax chief's lieutenant announces bid to succeed retiring boss
• Weslaco schools chief again facing board coup
• Donna seeks to rebuild finance department
• Free Alzheimer’s summit to focus on stress management for caregivers
• Chicago drug case suspects tied to Mexican cartel
• VIDEO: Perry decries insider trading but critics call foul
• Former La Joya judge to go to jail, pay back $9,000 to city
• Human smuggler accused of raping immigrant gets 10 years in prison
• Brownsville animal clinic under fire from Austin group
• Wanted: Astronauts; Missing: US rocket to fly them
• Fire consumes abandoned warehouse at old Progreso Airport
• Mexican military: 3,300 pounds of pot seized at Reynosa stash house
• 3 teens arrested in Weslaco burglary
• Closing the Doors: County moves to consolidate Delta services into Precinct 1
• Jury to decide fate of former La Joya judge in felony theft case
• City leaders to address McAllen's economic outlook
• McAllen mayor explains theme park proposal to Chamber of Commerce
• Mexican national sent to prison after Pharr kidnapping
• Postal Service: Routing Valley mail through Corpus Christi would save $6.2 million
• Hidalgo High in national spotlight as model for college readiness
• Postal service near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• Former La Joya mayor pro tem named city attorney
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• Former Hidalgo County probation officer, family admit to wire fraud
• Deep-chilling trauma patients to try to save them
• 2 men arrested in separate child sex abuse cases
• Former CBP officer gets 25-year murder sentence
• UTPA hosts global issues fair
• Border Patrol captures boa constrictor on levee near La Paloma
• Worker injured as propane leak forces evacuations at Port of Brownsville
• McAllen adopts new map for City Commission districts
• Push for SPI parking meters may stall out
• Suspect sought after man shot in head during botched robbery north of Weslaco
• Researcher foresees record number of Winter Texans despite drug war, gas prices
• Delta area county offices could be eliminated
• Harlingen man shot dead; suspects sought
• Local biologist demonstrates bird banding
• Bass Pro set to open Harlingen store
• Agua Special Utility District rejects 2nd round of bids for office annex
• Pharr police chief honored for mental health-crisis training
• Laredo businessman's conviction a window into drug money laundering
• Dinner for 12,000: H-E-B packs McAllen Convention Center with annual feast
• IDEA, UTB/TSC win state higher ed award
• Valley first responders hope for "one Valley, one response"
• Austin parents, critics visit IDEA campus
• Mexican authorities arrest five men, seize more than 2,800 pounds of pot
• McAllen city manager says he will not recommend raises
• Tough bikers show big hearts in ride to fight childhood cancers
• Student-produced video could win classroom makeover
• From the Ground Up: Resurrected church to hold rededication
• Plans move forward for battered women’s shelter in Starr County
• Jurors to decide fate of CBP officer who killed nightclub owner
• Poll: Boomers anxiety about retirement grows
• Utah mayor used alias to write upbeat city stories for the paper
• Butterfly release helps kids learn about freedom
• Cuellar visits overseas soldiers for Veterans Day
• Dewhurst asks committee to study veterans issues
• Couple welcome baby boy on 11-11-11
• Purple Heart Trail to honor those killed or wounded in battle
• La Joya leaders dismiss alternate municipal judge
• San Juan police giving grace period in traffic warrants
• Cuellar visits overseas soldiers for Veterans Day
• Football fans will see Dallas on KGBT Sunday; Texans faithful to miss game
• ‘It meant a lot to us:’ Veterans remember service in their own ways
• UTPA leaked info of 19,276 students via Internet
• Mission High Makeover: Abandoned elementary plan free up renovation money
• Artist Kirk Clark to show exhibit in New Mexico
• Face of Mexico's drug war dies in chopper crash
• Birders new and old, casual and avid converge on Valley
• Big Boots to Fill: New Valley recruits enlist under veterans' long shadow
• Facing attacks by cartel hit men, Twitter users refuse to go silent
• Rhodes Enterprises expresses optimism about Donna bridge to residents
• Veterans honored at UTB-TSC
• Police: Fugitive who sexually abused foster children arrested
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa to seek 9th term in Congress
• Weslaco man charged with promoting child pornography
• San Juan to open new, bigger library Saturday
• McAllen Convention Center to host annual car show
• Hit-and-runs lead police to suspected serial burglar
• Toy Hall of Famers: Dollhouse, Hot Wheels, blanket
• Alleged sexual predator in custody after 9 years as fugitive
• Trial delay likely for suspect tied to Limas racketeering case, source says
• Sheriff: Police shooting marks 1st bona fide 'spillover' violence in Hidalgo County
• Weslaco getting new driver's license office
• Group of would-be Donna citizens halts annexation vote
• Weslaco teacher charged in fatal wreck
• Roma High marching band advances to state contest
• The Next Chapter: McAllen plans to open new library Dec. 10
• Cause of death determined in slaying linked to soldier from Hidalgo
• Mission cocaine kingpin gets 27 years in prison
• Report: Man threatens officer with cinderblock
• Former Gulf Cartel plaza boss nabbed in Rio Grande City
• Elsa mayor arrested on DWI charge
• AP analysis: Candidates' Twitter use varies widely
• Deputy expected to recover after shooting incident; one suspect killed
• First I-69 signs go up on U.S. 77 in December
• Conference to take ‘global’ look at workforce development
• Sources: Deputy shot while responding to call
• IMAS hosts weeklong Día de los Muertos celebration
• Advocates for the disabled say Perry has downplayed abuse allegations
• Public school dropouts may be saving the state money
• Halloween can be scary even without the ghouls and goblins
• Pharr to begin bidding process for cold inspection facilities
• Religion leaders see immigration as 'God's call'
• Alabama immigration battle recalls civil rights past
• Global warming skeptic changes course, says Earth is getting hotter
• Prosecutors upping ante on reconstruction-related crimes overseas
• Perry commits to at least five more debates
• VIDEO: Weslaco school board tied to tax attorneys
• Weslaco school board tied to tax attorneys
• Haunted pool draws in children for a fun scare
• Citizens' academy gives people a chance to get to know police
• Internal struggle in the Gulf Cartel could weaken the organization
• Cold cases haunt detectives almost as much as victims' families
• Trejo brings a little Halloween to Rotting Flesh Factory
• Trejo brings a little Halloween to Rotting Flesh Factory
• Planned Parenthood shutters one Valley clinic due to funding
• Valley teens competition TSTC robotics competition
• Suicide bomber kills 12 American troops, five others in Afghanistan
• Woman gives gift of life to brother, teaches importance of love to family
• Sources say Gulf cartel 'heir' cooperating with authorities; attorney disputes report
• Woman gives gift of life to brother, teaches importance of love to family
• McAllen welcomes 21 new police officers
• Mission Fire Department enters into aid agreement with state agency
• Personal trainer charged in sexual assault of two teens
• Weslaco debates future of airport
• Woman sentenced to jail time, probation in child's death
• Grammy nominee uses songs to share struggles of others
• Perry and Abbott urged to halt Skinner execution
• Mission Fire Department enters into aid agreement with state agency
• Enrollment continues to climb at Texas colleges, universities
• McAllen Police identify woman’s body found in brushy field
• Justice and Piety: Valley legal community gathers at annual Red Mass
• More than 1,600 pounds of pot seized by Mexican army across from Roma
• Mexican army seizes 3,500 pounds of pot after chase in Reynosa
• McAllen firefighter, high school trainer faces statutory rape allegation
• Texas adds new camera tool to border security
• No leads in Roma homicide; neighbors called victim 'El Brujo'
• Valley schools make gains in national rankings
• Mexican court indicts man in San Fernando mass graves case
• UTB students warned of scholarship email scam
• After poor debates, Perry may skip some in future
• McAllen re-zoning process may stretch longer
• Prescription pill Take-Back Day aims to curb abuse
• Poll Vacancy: Few voters may decide fate of McAllen’s hotel tax
• Mom guilty in flea market child death
• Police suspect murder after woman’s body found in McAllen field
• Police: Roma man shot to death inside vehicle
• 49 pounds of methamphetamine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Auto wreck causes injuries, slows traffic in McAllen
• Suspect sought in credit card abuse
• Edinburg drag strip bid pits racing businessman against another
• Impact questioned after capture of Gulf Cartel 'heir'
• Gulf Cartel infighting ignites in streets of Reynosa, Matamoros, Valle Hermoso
• FedEx Ground puts new distribution center near U.S. 281 in Edinburg
• Affected McAllen residents give zoning proposals cool reception at City Hall
• San Juan allows for earlier campaigning
• South Texas congressmen applaud as 2nd drone deployed to border
• Rio Grande City haunted tours to begin Thursday night
• Reign of Taste: STC student retains crown at Iron Chef competition
• Woman with outstanding warrants arrested
• Lady Antebellum returns to State Farm Arena as headliners
• Festiva's guide to Halloween weekend in the Valley
• Squirmy toddler? There's an app for that
• PETA says SeaWorld violating whales' 13th amendment rights
• Death highlights women's role in Special Ops teams
• 'X Factor' looking to Facebook, Twitter for voters
• Google faces more government demands for user info
• 'Heir' to Gulf Cartel arrested in Port Isabel
• Garcia, Lewis say they're treating Game 6 like any other game
• San Juan roller rink seeks permit to sell alcohol
• Border Patrol: More than 15,500 pounds of marijuana seized in 5 days
• Sullivan City hires new city manager
• VIDEO: State ag commish leads border talks at Crime Stopper conference
• Mexico deploys battalion across from Starr County
• Source: Zetas behind kidnappings in Tamps. capital
• Hidalgo curbs public comment amid turmoil
• Donna, Edinburg schools win energy grants
• Job fair in Edinburg to offer 170 positions
• 2 Starr County suspects expected to face unlawful restraint charges
• NASA offers tips to teachers at UTB education conference
• Investigator: Boy, 13, wanted to torch vacant Brownsville house
• Down the Road: Starr County relief route could be years off, Roma city manager says
• Sports Park problems persist
• Retail stores adjusting marketing strategies going into holidays
• UTPA audience 'tickles' poet Maya Angelou
• Judge blocks Florida's new welfare drug testing law
• Education conference getting under way
• McAllen zoning maps on display Wednesday
• McAllen zoning maps on display Wednesday
• McAllen selects architect for theater project
• Former Edinburg Mayor Ochoa's son indicted on murder charge
• CBP: $775K of methamphetamine seized at Pharr bridge
• Mission shooting suspect charged; neighbor in critical condition, police say
• 'i' On the Future: McAllen ISD to give iPads to all students, teachers
• Edinburg Catholic school to host Turkeyfest
• Despite reforms, abuse continues at Texas institutions for disabled
• Meet a veteran jewelry designer in McAllen
• Schools fear worst budget cuts ahead
• Hispanic voters weighing Obama vs. GOP
• Super PACs and the rise of the non-campaign
• 2 vie for chief justice’s role on appeals court
• Police target auto theft through prevention
• Mexican military kills 5 in firefight near Reynosa, seizes weapons, ammo, fuel tanker
• Pharr Costco to open in March; city lured warehouse store with $11M incentive
• Weslaco to begin farmers market
• Fugitive arrested in 1993 Mission-area slaying
• Interdiction Activism: Legislation doubles funding to $15.4 million for southbound inspections
• Police: Mission man to face aggravated assault charge; shooting put neighbor in ICU
• El Sauz Water Supply Corp. receives $1.4M to improve service
• Early voting starts Monday; see what's on the ballot and where to cast yours
• Shooting death east of Edinburg probed; 'everybody liked him,' neighbor says of victim
• Autopsy confirms Gadhafi died from gunshot to head; investigation urged
• Area marching bands take to field for 69th annual Pigskin Jubilee
• Mexico launches trusted shipper program
• Meet and greet officers at Law Enforcement Day
• Red tide doesn't get in way of 24th annual Sandcastle Days
• Researcher: Texas schools fail English-limited Hispanics
• Kissing bugs spread potentially fatal conditions
• The big score: Brownsville-Harlingen tops in managing debt badly
• Photographer shares why, how he documented 'The American Wall'
• San Benito Chamber taking over youth stock show
• Lawmakers open to changes in military benefits
• On the Rio Grande, lawmakers break ground on boat ramp
• NFL fines Pittsburgh's Polamalu $10K for violating cell phone rule
• Treviño found guilty in murder of Harlingen woman
• Valley reps welcome war’s close
• Second man pleads guilty in killing of Rio Hondo schoolteacher
• Customs facility part of Edinburg’s Mexican marketing strategy
• World famous author to host workshop at Peñitas Public Library
• Officials: Coach with Valley ties charged with human trafficking
• Weslaco police chief resigns
• Mexican army seizes 3,200 pounds of pot and more than 10,000 rounds of ammunition
• Bass Pro in final prep stages for Nov. 17 opening
• Key player in cocaine smuggling ring sentenced to 17 years in prison
• On the Rio Grande, lawmakers break ground on boat ramp
• UPDATE: Obama announces full troop withdrawal from Iraq by end of year
• Oregon orthodontist offers cash for Halloween candy
• Mexican president: U.S. dumping criminals at border, fueling violence
• Suspending superintendent could cost E-E
• Early report: No mechanical failure in CBP chopper crash
• H-E-B issues voluntary recall of some spinach products over possible salmonella risk
• Mission legal team: Arbitrator erred on firefighter ruling
• Border Patrol christens horses Bob, Bandit
• McAllen fired clerk who didn’t report minor car accident
• Former Rowe principal wins $81,000 in lawsuit against McAllen school district
• Alleged hit man pleads guilty to murdering minister's wife
• Cocaine ringleader gets 30 years, to have $5.6M in assets seized
• Mindful Method: SWAT training aims to mitigate explosive risk in drug-lab raids
• Former Hidalgo County sheriff's investigator convicted for plot to steal pot
• The Homely Market: Local housing sector won't turn around until after 2012, economist says
• Calif. company recalls bagged salad blends
• Sister loses faith in Mission police as 3-year-old murder case remains unsolved
• Pharr teacher wins state’s top bilingual award
• Former McAllen Rowe High principal’s air-quality clash detailed for jury
• Brownsville police investigate after pre-schooler brings loaded pistol to school
• E-E superintendent suspended; school board booed at packed meeting
• Endangered Guests: Brownsville zoo welcomes 2 Orinoco crocodiles
• Autopsy described during Treviño's murder trial
• 'Nude' photos, bullets mark Indian Lake residents' clash with top cop
• Texas Lottery Commission approves changes to Powerball game
• Border Patrol probes agent after fatal wreck
• Prosecutor: Sheriff’s investigators were also ‘Partners in crime’
• ICE deports record number of immigrants in year
• Senate votes to end 'Fast and Furious' gun program
• Exotic animals escape Ohio farm; owner found dead
• 'Border Wars' producers visit Harlingen elementary students
• Police: Intoxicated Border Patrol agent was texting before causing fatal wreck
• Hidalgo County debates eliminating Precinct 5
• CBP: $4.1 million in cocaine seized at Hidalgo, Pharr bridges
• Authorities seek to confirm identity of body found in Hidalgo canal
• DNA presented at murder trial after mom stuffed in refrigerator
• Father of smuggling ringleader gets prison
• Witnesses recount foiled pot theft at trial of former sheriff's investigator
• Brownsville toddler remains in critical condition after nearly drowning
• Sullivan City commission likely to vote on new city manager next week
• Acclaimed foreign film series returns to UTPA
• Man accused of stabbing estranged wife
• High court to rule on lying about military medals
• Formal charges filed against Border Patrol agent in suspected DWI wreck
• Ballot initiative could fund Valley's future water needs
• McAllen ISD: Nothing wrong with Spanish class that riled parent
• BlackBerry maker tries to soothe angry customers
• Weslaco encourages citizens to check out city budget, salaries
• Michigan man allegedly recruited 9-year-old daughter to be designated driver
• 2 arraigned in September shooting outside McAllen club
• Gang-related shooting near McAllen nightclub leads to 6-year prison sentence
• Sheriff's investigator testifies against onetime partner
• Mom arrested after 6-year-old's apparent drowning in Brownsville
• Jurors picked in former principal's suit against McAllen ISD
• Inmate: Murder suspect sought to avoid trial after mom stuffed in refrigerator
• Texas scaling back high school two-a-day workouts
• Harlingen High's Cardettes to dance in Macy's parade
• Fugitive convicted of Pharr murder caught after decade at large
• Mother charged with boy's drowning
• Border Patrol agent arrested as wreck puts victim on life support
• Mission police: Suspects sought after apparent aggravated robbery attempt
• Peñitas finishes sewer plant, looks toward expanding service
• Alleged drunken driver takes out McAllen police car
• Mexico: Soldiers rescue 61 held by Zetas across border from Eagle Pass
• Name of Willacy County’s ‘Weed Road’ under fire for drug connotation
• McAllen schools push college application with students, preparation with parents
• Indianapolis 500 winner Wheldon dies after massive IndyCar wreck in Vegas
• Fish kill triggers red tide alert at SPI; officials warn those with respiratory conditions
• Planned Parenthood struggles after state budget cuts
• Valley marching bands compete in 69th annual Pigskin Jubilee
• Day of the Dead a celebration of cycle of life
• Prison riot in Matamoros kills 20; shootouts reported in Reynosa
• Family removes boy from IDEA over response to health needs
• Voter ID outreach in limbo
• RGC to spend $2.9 million on second phase of paving, infrastructure project
• Dozens turn out for Harlingen's marriage equality walk
• Pharr dismantles Economic Development Corp.
• Celebrity moose pardoned by Vermont governor dies
• Pappadeaux shows great success in first year, waits on city sales tax deal
• Willacy County commissioner wants to change name of Weed Road
• Judge upholds 2010 La Joya ISD election results
• DPS issues warning related to cartels recruiting Texas teens
• Teen testifies against cousin in capital murder trial
• Pappadeaux shows great success in first year, waits on city sales tax deal
• Firefighters recognized for quick work battling apartment blaze
• Open your heart at this gallery exhibit
• 'Sesame Street' tackles bullying
• Watchdog: Air traffic controller errors soaring
• Trial By Fire: How McAllen firefighters battled the apartment complex blaze
• 24 pounds of cocaine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Weslaco police seize 360 pounds of pot, 1 handgun, 2 vehicles at stash house
• 18-year-old wanted on prostitution charge arrested at Los Ebanos ferry
• 94,000 pounds of marijuana destroyed in Reynosa
• Fighting state on school funding may be too expensive for Mission district
• Hidalgo County collects $100,000 in initiative's 1st month
• Worried about vitamin safety? Experts offer advice
• Utility district takes over billing for trash collection in Sullivan City
• Worried about vitamin safety? Experts offer advice
• Jurors hear tape of capital murder suspect crying in squad car
• Knapp Medical Center may have to release records to doctors
• Nurses protest staffing at Rio Grande Regional Hospital
• Mexican soldiers arrest Edinburg shooting suspect
• Scaring Up Cash: Halloween stores provide temporary jobs, economic boost
• Trial By Fire: How McAllen firefighters battled the apartment complex blaze
• Mexican army captures major alleged cartel figure
• Contractors start work on Pharr Costco but land sale still uncertain
• Police: N.M. woman put ad on Craigslist to buy pot
• Most colleges not ready to ask about LGBT status
• 12 pounds of cocaine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Mexican military: 4 gunmen held, 1,239 rounds seized after Miguel Aleman firefight
• 2 arrested as more than 1,000 rounds seized in Reynosa
• McAllen police seize 300 pounds of pot, 60 pounds of cocaine
• Financial Insecurity: Expanding police presence difficult amid budget cuts
• Contractors start work on Pharr Costco site but land sale yet to be finalized
• Firm recalls mislabeled meat distributed in Texas
• PSJA wins millions in school turnaround grants
• Gulf Cartel lieutenant's death linked to infighting
• Peanut shortage sending peanut butter prices up
• Jurors watch suspect's interrogation, see refrigerator in which Harlingen mom was stuffed
• San Juan closes library to move
• Redrawing McAllen’s political map
• Police investigate stabbing at Edinburg hair salon
• Former deputy constable gets probation in DWI case
• Top Gulf Cartel lieutenant found dead
• Hundreds of 'tweeples' expected to participate in state dinner
• McAllen's Sara Leal admits sex with Ashton Kutcher to US Weekly
• Border Patrol seizes more than 3 tons of marijuana
• Mexican military discovers, seizes marijuana, weapons near Camargo
• Foreign citizens in Texas prisons seek deportation
• Resting Place: County morgue, autopsy techs a step toward medical examiner's office
• Romney on middle ground: I can work with Democrats
• Hidalgo County tries again for levee cash
• Demonstrators at Hidalgo City Hall amplify political rift
• Tommy gun among weapons traded for food during Reynosa buyback
• Police union to vote on proposed contract extension in Weslaco
• Eva Longoria-backed documentary looks at child migrant laborers in the U.S.
• Parents Anew: Surrogate mother gives couple twins
• Author Sandra Cisneros closes STC’s Hispanic Heritage Month
• Mexican military: Alleged head of Gulf Cartel arrested amid Tamaulipas operations
• E-E schools superintendent cites 'growing pains' of working 'with a dysfunctional board'
• McAllen mayor named chairman-elect of Texas Border Coalition
• Capital murder trial to open after Harlingen mom found in refrigerator
• Mission to get $24K FEMA grant for emergency preparedness
• Organizer: Costs may doom San Benito livestock show
• Organizer: Costs may doom San Benito livestock show
• Texas research into heat, bleeding may help soldiers
• Texas research into heat, bleeding may help soldiers
• Hank Jr. writes song about 'Fox & Friends,' ESPN
• Will Texas voting map fight create electoral confusion?
• 21-year-old rams car into hotel, leads police on chase
• Deadline: NBA players in danger of cancellations
• Before It Sparks: Local firefighters join annual, nationwide fire prevention effort
• Unemployed seek protection against job bias
• Binational council aids quick response to public health problems
• Police: 975 pounds of cocaine seized at Pharr home
• School parent groups more about education reform in many states
• Type O-negative blood donors urged to relieve shortage of crucial ER resource
• Issa: 'Fast and furious' subpoenas may be issued soon
• Issa: 'Fast and furious' subpoenas may be issued soon
• McAllen to employ green cards to draw foreign investors
• McAllen to employ green cards to draw foreign investors
• Catching the Baby: Seven local midwives celebrate the miracle of life
• New prisoners begin arriving at 'tent city'
• New rule means changes for homestead exemption applicants
• Audi dealership to seek staff at San Juan jobs fair
• FREED BY FAITH: Missionaries bring music, hope to inmates at local prison
• Local officials hope Vista Summit means jobs
• Faced with flooding, McAllen homeowners consider FEMA buyout
• FAA says it's ready for Arkansas turkey drop
• Palmview officials look into doubling city’s size through annexation
• New court intended to ease caseloads for judges
• Miss Texas inspires children to end bullying, make friends
• Weslaco city manager calls for end to call unions
• Police arrest man with same name as murder suspect
• City manager: Chief performed his duties properly
• Rio Grande City Attorney: Mayor pro tem can also hold county commissioner seat
• Valley could see rain this weekend
• Primera police chief resigns amid allegations of sending porn to constable
• Slaying suspect arrested near Wilson Road; police still seeking Edinburg man
• Palmview officials look into doubling city’s size through annexation
• Legislators look to crowdsourcing to engage more constituents
• Kidnap victims allegedly held in jail near Monterrey; 32 bodies found in Veracruz houses
• Caught In the Middle: Local schools seek relief from No Child Left Behind
• PSJA North rape inquiry continues
• Occupy Wall Street spirit draws 200 demonstrators in McAllen
• Sources: Mexican gunmen did not cross Rio Grande to Starr County after firefight
• Hopeful leaders conclude Valley education summit
• Hidalgo County launches electronic jury selection tool
• Hidalgo County sheriff hopeful cites border experience at home, abroad
• Alamo residents claim ongoing sewer problems
• Voting map turmoil spurs call for state Rep. Peña to resign, shifting campaign plans
• Rebounding maquila industry a bright spot for Valley companies
• STC to host award-winning author Sandra Cisneros
• Local hospital workers combat breast cancer with music video
• Celebrate Day of the Dead with the Museum of South Texas History
• BikeFest roars onto South Padre Island next weekend
• International Travel Show merges with Mexican Artisan Expo
• Jermaine Dupri to host McAllen Halloween party
• Poll: More teens say they've been hacked on Web
• Border Patrol: Teen rescued from Rio Grande
• 2 armored vehicles seized by Mexican military in Reynosa
• Fugitive in Starr County shooting arrested in Floyd County
• Donna looks to grow by 30 percent
• UT leaders look to each other for Valley's future
• Nature watchers bring $344 million per year to RGV, study finds
• Zavaletta, 82, leaves behind rich coaching legacy
• Pharr gets green light on aquatic center funding
• Probe seeks cause of CBP helicopter’s crash south of Alamo
• Sources: Bodies dumped by ranch near San Fernando, Tamps.
• La Joya officials hope infusion of funds plugs hole in 2011 budget
• IDEA breaks ground on 2nd McAllen campus
• Jury convicts Mexican drug smuggler caught in Starr County
• Suspicious fires investigated in San Benito
• Museum to celebrate South Padre Island
• McAllen releases draft zoning maps
• Dracula to visit STC
• Shots fired during home invasion
• McAllen zoning plan could mean restaurants among homes southeast of 10th, Nolana
• San Benito moves toward banning protests at war memorial
• Alamo leaders talk cellphones in cars, possible texting ban
• Primera's top cop sanctioned after she-male porn incident
• First-Class Treatment: New substance abuse facility a 'candle of hope' for drug addicts
• First-Class Treatment: New substance abuse facility a 'candle of hope' for drug addicts
• Students, national group praise UTPA medical Spanish program
• Students, national group praise UTPA medical Spanish program
• Eyed by credit rating agency, Weslaco works for financial health
• McAllen zoning plan could mean restaurants among homes southeast of 10th, Nolana
• Perry's remarks on Mexico are praised, dismissed
• VIDEO: CBP helicopter crash under investigation
• More hoops for Homestead Exemption
• Protest ban at veterans memorial may be legal
• Fire Fight: Numerous brush blazes strain volunteers
• Police: Visitor stabbed by his ex's boyfriend at Valley View High
• Source ties suspected Alton home arson to possible drug debt
• Valley's 1st Baby Café opens, catering to breastfeeding mothers
• McAllen: Construction near Nolana-Bicentennial winding down
• McAllen may glimpse spirit of Occupy Wall Street protest
• Pharr too sexy? Leaders mull moratorium on sexually oriented businesses
• Oklahoma woman sues Edinburg produce distributor after listeria outbreak
• 4 men charged after home invasion, chase, manhunt near Palmview
• Weslaco police union wants chief investigated
• Weslaco police union wants chief investigated
• Border Patrol seizes ammunition, nearly 2.5 tons of marijuana during weekend
• 6 get prison in AFLAC wire fraud case
• 3 siblings plead guilty in Gulf Cartel drug smuggling conspiracy
• Perry allies, critics: He's no racist
• Border Patrol agents arrest three sex offenders over the weekend
• Man charged in Friday shooting at ranch north of Mission
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies in NYC
• Friends, family tell all about McAllen girl in Ashton Kutcher sex scandal
• Open For Business: Basilica shifts pilgrim house to hotel
• New frontage roads to be added along U.S. 281
• Border Patrol: Agent dragged by car not injured; fleeing motorist sought
• Organizers: 6th annual PalmFest draws at least 35,000
• Community-engagement initiative features anti-trafficking substation in La Joya
• Bitter battle over same-sex benefits divides El Paso
• Shooting near Donna leaves 1 with minor injuries; suspected gang member sought
• Perry reformulates answer on immigration question
• Police chase, manhunt span 6 hours after home invasion near Palmview
• Study to size up border wall
• Perry says he's open to sending U.S. troops to Mexico
• HESTEC Community Day offers families fun chance to learn together
• Maryland woman suing Colorado farm, Edinburg distributor over father's death
• Filipino families in Valley bond over statue of Our Lady of Fatima
• Investigation into shooting near Edinburg continues; person of interest taken into custody
• Tournament promotes breast cancer awareness, raises funds for cure
• Rhodes Enterprises says Donna bridge will see commercial traffic in 12 months
• Raymondville police uncertain about motive in recent shooting, attempted carjacking
• JROTC competition draws cadets from throughout the Valley
• Mount Up: Border Patrol agents to patrol the Rio Grande on horseback
• Border Patrol seizes nearly $1M in marijuana, arrests man near Donna
• Mexican military discovers more than 3 tons of marijuana in bunker near Camargo
• Cake-decorating competition gives STC students chance to get creative
• Donna officials approve tax rate increase as former leaders offer advice
• Proposal could help expand Edinburg's park space
• Edinburg home invasion suspect charged
• Mother turns in 15-year-old suspect to police
• County squashes Pharr's plans for massive tax reinvestment zone
• Two sent to hospital after shooting north of Edinburg
• Toddler, babysitter unharmed during Brownsville home invasion
• Jury sends Reynosa man to prison for life after Pharr man’s murder
• Gang member sent to prison after San Juan shooting
• Hispanic students vanish from Alabama schools
• Weslaco blaze destroys home, vehicle
• Advocates for Valley's deaf community holding free celebration in Weslaco today
• Pharr police investigate drive-by shooting
• 5,700 pounds of marijuana seized in Rio Grande City
• 2,326 pounds of marijuana seized near Camargo, Tamps.
• Rains relieve dry Brownsville
• Still no answers 1 year after Hartley case broke
• McAllen mulls new zoning maps
• Students take to the air at HESTEC
• Jury: Medical equipment company owner defrauded Medicare, Medicaid
• Accident prompts bike safety rodeo in Edinburg
• Probe of possible Gulf Cartel hit in McAllen continues
• IDEA christens new College Prep San Juan campus
• Candidates say campaign signs being stolen, vandalized
• Single-vehicle rollover injures 12 in Starr County
• Edinburg police search for home invaders
• McAllen welcomes 1st senior class of its Early College High School
• Vote for McAllen's official 2011 cocktail
• PalmFest brings anime, fajitas, Ramon Ayala under one roof [Oct. 1-2, McAllen]
• Edinburg actor pops up on 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Lockdown'
• THE FESTIVA INTERVIEW: Never Shout Never [Thu. Oct. 6, Pharr]
• What it's like to be an extreme midget wrestler
• Study: Dementia patients suffer dubious hospitalizations
• PSJA schools join suit against state
• Levee system to be certified for 100-year storm
• Top cop on paid leave after she-male porn allegedly sent to constable’s phone
• Wal-Mart, H-E-B unaffected by ground beef recall, representatives say
• VIDEO: Woman not seriously hurt in Pharr drive-by
• Jury convicts drug smuggling leader of murder near Palmview
• Pharr police investigate shooting
• VIDEO: Staff Sgt. Estevan Altamirano laid to rest
• 90 Reserve soldiers return to Brownsville
• Funeral services pending for Brownsville-native soldier
• Osment’s Appliance Center owner dies at 86
• VIDEO: Staff Sgt. Altamirano's body arrives in McAllen
• Weslaco schools chief to retire; move pre-empts possible removal
• Straw purchasing ringleader convicted
• Pharr police: 64-year-old sexually abused child relative
• Hidalgo County taps reserves to balance 2012 budget
• Hidalgo County commissioners select interim judge for new court
• Grenade attacks throughout Tamaulipas; shootouts reported
• Sources: Fatal gunshots on McAllen expressway point to Gulf Cartel
• Brownsville-native soldier’s body returns to U.S.
• Constable: Primera police chief sent she-male porn via cellphone
• Constable: Primera police chief sent she-male porn via cellphone
• Investor behind amusement park wants a do-over
• Fossum, experiments delight students at HESTEC at UTPA
• VIDEO: Staff Sgt. Altamirano's body arrives in McAllen
• 1 dead, 1 wounded after gunman opens fire on Expressway 83
• Study: Dads less likely to die of heart problems
• Staff Sgt. Altamirano’s body to arrive Tuesday
• McAllen OK's tax hike, $260M budget
• Valley educators confront tough future at HESTEC
• U.S. Rep. Cuellar brings federal dollars for McAllen airport
• Rio Grande City mayor pro-tem appointed to Starr County commissioner seat
• Community pays last respects to Weslaco-native soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Community pays last respects to Weslaco-native soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Hidalgo County Sheriff Lupe Treviño announces re-election campaign
• Weslaco school board may dismiss superintendent
• Peñitas man sent to prison after fatal drunken wreck
• Cameron County soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Ex-probation officer gets 14 years for giving info to drug smugglers
• Jurors convict man involved in 2004 smuggling ring that killed 9 immigrants
• Face-off plays out in Willacy: Rosenthal, Solis contest $750,000 in referral fees
• Mario Lopez to meet and greet fans at local nightclub
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• Former attendee, comedian kick off HESTEC at UTPA
• Brainstorming session offers bold ideas for Botanical Gardens
• Perry works to show he's strongest GOP contender
• Harlingen seeks mural artist to create downtown tribute to local birds, habitat
• Lawsuit: Bass Pro Shops racially discriminated in Louisiana, Houston-area hiring
• Lawsuit: Bass Pro Shops racially discriminated in Louisiana, Houston-area hiring
• Free oral cancer screenings set for Saturday in Edinburg
• Report: Many Mexican police still get low wages
• One last dream comes true for Harlingen woman
• Maquiladora employees to see discounted tolls at bridges
• Harlingen officials want more help from TxDOT to draw in visitors
• Veterans in Valley record stories for future generations
• In politics, coming in second is about as good as finishing last
• SENTRI program could speed up security lines at airports
• Bike event helps promote use of renewable energy
• 'It's not a fad:' Will one decade of HESTEC usher in another?
• Family members, veterans pay respects as Rodriguez returns home
• Evolving law results in unequal pay for the exonerated
• Feds hold off on approving Texas voter ID bill
• 'All My Children' ends TV run, may return online
• Former La Villa officer awarded for role in fatal shootout
• Veterans raise flags honoring RGV soldier
• Feds claim McAllen state House seat violates law
• High bond set for four who allegedly kidnapped undocumented immigrants
• America’s Last Patrol collects for families of fallen soldiers
• Edinburg recognizes long-time housing advocate
• San Benito commissioners table ordinance banning demonstrations at veterans' memorial
• Weslaco soldier’s remains to return home Saturday
• Felon who worked with Mission police charged with impersonating officer
• U.S., Texas flags to fly at half-staff in Hidalgo County to honor fallen soldier
• Altamirano’s family sets up donations account to help fellow soldiers attend the funeral
• Follow the money: Newest Brownsville city office makes its mark with grant success
• Scientists: Derelict climate satellite to hit Earth today
• Texas prisons end special last meals in executions
• Fact check: Slippery assertions made during GOP debate
• Alamo native, missionary recalls spread of drug gunmen on Mexican villages
• Feds meet with Valley legislators to discuss state, congressional districts
• Mission leaders 'upset' after felon found working alongside police investigators
• Forecast: Warm, dry fall to come
• Two suspects shot in chase near Miguel Aleman
• Vets invited to share stories; histories to be part of Library of Congress project
• Raid at Roma business nets nearly 3 tons of pot
• Loved ones remember outgoing man whom police say was shot by ex-mayor's son
• Guatemalan family’s call uncovers possible human trafficking operation in Mission
• Sales tax mix-up correction creates more revenue for Palmview
• More than 800 attend RGV Food Bank fundraiser
• Mission school board taps cash reserves to maintain class sizes
• State lawmakers talk education, charter schools in McAllen
• Economics of Pulling Teeth: Drug war puts medical tourism under at Tamps. border, official says
• Health department offers safety tips in wake of listeriosis outbreak
• AP reporter describes witnessing Davis execution
• Republicans stepping up criticism ahead of debate
• Georgia executes Davis amid protests in U.S., abroad
• Felon working with Mission police could face new charges
• Cuellar's border security bill OK’d by panel
• Sharyland school board OK's tentative contracts for 2nd high school
• Sharyland school board OKs tentative contracts for 2nd high school
• Edinburg to launch curbside recycling program
• Conservative Hidalgo budget reflects uncertainty about Mexico
• Conservative Hidalgo budget reflects uncertainty about Mexico
• Firefight kills 2 gunmen in Reynosa; no one injured by 2 separate grenade attacks
• White supremacist executed for Texas dragging
• Dumping of 35 bodies seen as challenge to Zetas
• Trace levels of red-tide algae reported near Boca Chica Beach
• Cameron County may shed 6 sheriff’s deputies as stimulus dries up
• Options running out for Weslaco ag research center
• Riding Into the Sunset: Quintessential cowboy ready to retire
• Holiday season may be a bah-humbug for retailers
• Debt collectors say business isn't bad, but collecting is harder than ever
• Gunmen dump 35 bodies on busy avenue in Veracruz
• Hidalgo mayor, school officials locked in power struggle
• IDEA Public Schools set to expand into Rio Grande City, Starr County
• Mexican military kills 3 gunmen, seizes hundreds of weapons in Reynosa operations
• 23 pounds of cocaine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• $3.6M of pot seized at Sarita checkpoint
• Murderer among 15 illegal immigrants arrested near Mission
• Discovery Channel to air reality series about people who bid on foreclosures
• Doctors protest CEO at Knapp Medical Center
• Riding Into the Sunset: Quintessential cowboy ready to retire
• Donna faces tough talk on int'l bridge, proposed property tax hike to pay for it
• Weapon malfunction apparently killed E-E alumnus in Iraq, wife says
• Case of death, trailer fire near Sullivan City becomes homicide probe
• Democratic Party: Rep. Aaron Peña lied about redistricting
• Congressional hearing in Brownsville focuses on border security
• Events that occurred in sports on Sept. 20
• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• Down the Line: Commuter rail viable in Hidalgo County, study says
• Tiffany Hartley returns to Valley for Brownsville congressional hearing
• Mass. groups seeks school Pledge of Allegiance ban
• Pharr PD seeks suspect in drive-by shooting
• Trial opens after mass drowning of smuggled immigrants
• 1 dead after fire engulfs trailer near Sullivan City
• Will new rules reduce football-related head injuries?
• Former Edinburg mayor's son charged with murder
• Edcouch-Elsa High alumnus killed in Iraq remembered as outgoing family man
• San Juan police: State trooper assaulted wife
• Stop & Go: Rio Grande City rerouting downtown streets to add parking
• State: OK to have 4 McAllen residents on Regional Mobility Authority's 7-seat board
• State: OK to have 4 McAllen residents on Regional Mobility Authority's 7-seat board
• Hidalgo County schools compete for state energy grant
• Hidalgo County schools compete for state energy grant
• Donna fire chief, police officers recognized for heroic act
• Donna fire chief, police officers recognized for heroic act
• Mission to lower property taxes, raise city workers' pay
• Mission to lower property taxes, raise city workers' pay
• UT cancer center’s new president takes helm
• In Galveston, an alternative to the ‘Ponzi scheme’
• Criminal probe follows ethics complaint against Harlingen mayor, city attorney says
• Criminal probe follows ethics complaint against Harlingen mayor, city attorney says
• Man killed in drive-by shooting south of Alamo
• Former Edinburg mayor's son arrested on murder charges, sources say
• Convicted felon seen working with police arrested Saturdayon DWI charge
• Mission voters win their school district $7.6 million
• House committee to hold border security forum in Brownsville
• Impact of border wall discussed at meeting
• New Pharr school trains students in culinary arts
• Water district mulls boat ramp
• Man accused in smuggling ring that killed 9 in 2004 set to go to trial
• Water monitored after dead fish spotted
• UTB, STC sign articulation agreements
• Presenters for UTPA Distinguished Speakers Series announced
• LJISD workers sue school officials, Flores
• Valley Christian students pray for peace in Mexico
• LJISD workers sue school officials, Flores
• Grand jury: No evidence of recall petition fraud
• Budget cuts to force closures, layoffs at Planned Parenthood
• Public meeting will address border wall
• Incumbents unopposed in Progreso election
• Smith pushes to mandate use of E-Verify nationwide
• Commission on Jail Standards reprimands Cameron County facility
• Weslaco police investigating carjacking, armed robbery
• Fellow soldier recalls Weslaco native killed in Afghanistan
• Rockets seized near Matamoros; peaceful Diez y Seis celebration follows protracted firefights
• Mexican authorities seize weapons bound for Monterrey from Reynosa
• Pharr moves forward on tax increment reinvestment zone, lessens scope
• Postal Service mulls moving RGV processing to Corpus; McAllen center has 140 full-time jobs
• Do you owe Hidalgo County? Searchable online database lets scofflaws see their tab
• 100 gather on SPI to honor victims 10 years after causeway disaster
• McAllen hearing on proposed 1-cent property tax hike draws few residents, elected officials
• After all-nude club raid, Edinburg releases documents detailing arrests
• Plaintiffs make final push over Texas voting map
• Freshman Rep. Muñoz wants to return to Texas Legislature
• Feds: Man smuggled 30,000 ammo parts to Mexico
• Deadly outbreak traced to cantaloupes shipped from Edinburg
• Texas execution halted by U.S. Supreme Court
• Perry to 'Time': I'll be better every day
• San Juan mayor and commissioners spar over library staffing
• The best stuff to do this week! [Sept. 16-22, 2011]
• ART EXHIBIT: Art House Studio Artists [Through September]
• Friday Night Bites: The food of Valley high school football
• SPI bridge disaster: 10 years later
• Longtime Starr County commissioner dies of heart attack at age 61
• Mormons threaten to sue Mission after permit to build church denied
• VIDEO: Pool pro shares his knowledge with UTPA students
• After all-nude club raid, Edinburg refuses to disclose records detailing arrests
• McAllen mayor is CEO of company behind rejected theme park proposal
• Suspect links meth found in Falfurrias to Gulf Cartel’s No. 2 leader
• Hidalgo property taxpayers may lose discount as collection duties change hands
• Loved ones remember victims 10 years after SPI bridge disaster
• Surfer: Causeway collapse turned SPI into a family
• Bridge to Somewhere: Authority moving forward with plans for second SPI causeway
• SPI bridge disaster: 10 years later
• UTPA to screen documentary about causeway collapse
• Harlingen woman dies after police suspect she killed her husband, shot herself
• Starr County commissioner candidate arrested on DWI charge
• Spire sprints skyward at war memorial in McAllen
• Benefits fair aims to enroll veterans
• Budget could delay new county court's opening
• Public interest group to meet after McAllen rejects theme park
• Police reports show string of clashes between Brownsville commissioner, her husband
• Somber reflections 10 years after SPI causeway collapse
• Somber reflections 10 years after SPI causeway collapse
• Police: Harlingen man shot dead by woman neighbors described as his wife
• Police: Harlingen man shot dead by woman neighbors described as his wife
• Border Patrol: $7.2M in pot, cocaine seized in 4 days
• Starr County commissioner candidate arrested on DWI charge
• Border Patrol finds rocket launcher, grenade launcher, explosives near Rio Grande
• Border Patrol finds rocket launcher, grenade launcher, explosives near Rio Grande
• Edinburg responds after raid on Jaguars all-nude club
• Weslaco, McAllen school boards tinker with taxes
• Mexico-bound cash smuggler sent to prison
• Weapon of Choice: The AK-47's price, reliability garner fans on both sides of the law
• Weslaco mulls workers' compensation shakeup, eyeing serious savings
• Brownsville commissioner arrested after fight with husband
• Theme park proposal unanimously rejected by McAllen commissioners
• McAllen commissioners reject theme park, citing mayor's connection, unproven developer
• Decision on judge salaries delayed; 2 sought raises despite county's $13M budget shortfall
• Decision on judge salaries delayed; 2 sought raises despite county's $13M budget shortfall
• Enrollment fair in McAllen targets veterans for VA healthcare benefits
• Enrollment fair in McAllen targets veterans for VA healthcare benefits
• Win tickets to see Ralphie May
• Illegal immigrant held on federal gun charge after shots fired at Pharr motel
• Illegal immigrant held on federal gun charge after shots fired at Pharr motel
• Victim recovers after drive-by at Pharr home; shooter sought
• Victim recovers after drive-by at Pharr home; shooter sought
• Broadway returns to RGV in November
• Weslaco police: Burglar stabs homeowner
• McAllen Police investigate shooting
• All-nude club sues Edinburg, alleges strong-arming by police
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• Hope and heroism: Obama hails post-9/11 resilience
• World Trade Center I-beam unveiled at 9/11 memorial on SPI
• $4M renovation to create medical facility, nursing home in San Benito
• $4M renovation to create medical facility, nursing home in San Benito
• Amid bridge debt, Donna eyes even higher property taxes
• Amid bridge debt, Donna eyes even higher property taxes
• Man behind proposed McAllen theme park has history of unlucky investments
• Man behind proposed McAllen theme park has history of unlucky investments
• All-nude club sues Edinburg, alleges strong-arming by police
• World shares in painful remembrance of 9/11
• Texas colleges work to improve veterans' experience
• Mission police officer arrested on DWI charge
• Hundreds turn out to celebrate call to arms for Mexican independence
• Sept. 11 attacks lead Valley natives into wars
• Sept. 11 attacks lead Valley natives into wars
• McAllen woman organized bikers’ 1st cross-country tribute to 9/11 victims, recovery workers
• McAllen woman organized bikers' 1st cross-country tribute to 9/11 victims, recovery workers
• 9/11 paranoia led Valley to identify new ways to prepare
• 9/11 paranoia led Valley to identify new ways to prepare
• Pharr wastewater improvements finish $9M under budget
• Pharr wastewater improvements finish $9M under budget
• 9/11 raised emphasis, federal resources for border security
• 9/11 raised emphasis, federal resources for border security
• Memories of 9/11 still haunt Pentagon survivor
• Memories of 9/11 still haunt Pentagon survivor
• Immigration shift hasn't trickled down to Border Patrol
• Immigration shift hasn't trickled down to Border Patrol
• Sources: Five grenades thrown in Rio Bravo
• Sources: Five grenades thrown in Rio Bravo
• Drainage committee faces big questions as work begin
• After 9/11, American optimism remains ever persistent
• Deutsch & Deutsch robbery suspects facing federal charges
• Mercedes teacher wins Ivy League recogntion
• Sullivan City might raise property taxes
• Is Perry tough enough on immigration for Republicans?
• Mexican military finds close to 9 tons of pot inside cave
• National Guard tour extended along border
• Study: McAllen metro area 1st in job demand, worst in worker education
• 3 horses die in ‘suspicious’ stable fire
• 3 horses die in 'suspicious' stable fire
• Man gets 40 years after stolen bike leads to murder outside Pharr Boys & Girls Club
• Nearly 300 pounds of pot seized at Rio Grande City stash house
• Woman gets 2 years for smuggling $277,000 in teddy bears, pillows
• Peñitas to hold 2nd annual whitewing festival Saturday
• Gov’t mum as Matamoros copes with daily firefights
• Forecast: Valley to catch little to no rain from Nate
• Market strategist talks fads, cowering consumers
• Highlights of Obama's jobs plan
• Obama asks Congress for $450B — mostly tax cuts — to lift economy
• Human remains found near Mercedes canal
• Stash-house Faith: Local authorities note rise in signs of drug traffickers' mysticism
• Mission EDC sets budget for next fiscal year
• Conservative Edinburg budget emphasizes public safety
• Questions surround firing of Mission police chief's gun at McAllen school
• Brownsville int'l bridge opens Ready Lane
• Valley firefighters join statewide effort to battle massive blaze
• Man shot through the mouth in Alamo bar fight
• Sheriff: Sexual advance doomed deputy
• Sheriff: Sexual advance doomed deputy
• The best stuff to do this week! [Sept. 9-15, 2011]
• VIDEO: Mike Fossum captures footage of Texas fires from space
• VIDEO: Mike Fossum captures footage of Texas fires from space
• The best and worst of ropa usada shopping
• Tale of Two Boards: Letters show details surrounding UTB-TSC split
• Weighing the Options: Valley samples weight-loss surgeries
• Ringleader behind Gulf Cartel gun, drug trafficking ring in McAllen pleads guilty
• Pharr tries to create county's largest tax increment reinvestment zone
• FROM THE ASHES: Path forward charted with aid for families left homeless by apartment fire
• STC, UTPA to expand study pathway collaborations
• STC, UTPA to expand study pathway collaborations
• Texas inferno kills 4, destroys more than 1,000 homes; Valley firefighters join battle
• Mexican military: 3,700 pounds of pot seized near Camargo, Tamps.
• Mexican military: 3,700 pounds of pot seized near Camargo, Tamps.
• Border Patrol: Nearly 7,000 pounds of pot seized over weekend in Rio Grande Valley
• Border Patrol: Nearly 7,000 pounds of pot seized over weekend in Rio Grande Valley
• Alton teen remains incapacitated after driver pleads guilty to fatal drunken wreck
• Alton teen remains incapacitated after driver pleads guilty to fatal drunken wreck
• Hidalgo County sheriff honored by county for policing initiative
• Hidalgo County sheriff honored by county for policing initiative
• Why lawsuit over Texas' redrawn voting map matters
• The future of soda fountains comes to McAllen
• Criminal charges expected in McAllen apartment blaze
• Victims of Sunday fire face homelessness, other obstacles
• Victims of Sunday fire face homelessness, other obstacles
• Art show to spotlight special talents, qualities of former UTPA student Alvarez
• Area police receive JAG assistance to crack down on crime
• Former employees of Weslaco restaurant say bosses failed to pay overtime
• Starr County to cut budget, make up for mineral value decreases
• Starr County to cut budget, make up for mineral value decreases
• Gays, lesbians find a home at Harlingen church
• Gays, lesbians find a home at Harlingen church
• San Juan to create historic walking tour
• Commissioners deadlocked on judicial appointee for new county court
• Mexican Consulate to celebrate Grito Ceremony in McAllen
• No one killed in McAllen apartment fire
• Booms, busts, babies: These wars aren’t family-friendly
• Sources name new cartel boss in Reynosa
• Teen offenders held responsible for their actions
• Finding the Lost: New Jersey family searches for lost relative
• Settlement reached between First National, BBVA Compass banks
• First casualty of war? ‘Everything’
• Brownsville zoo's 40th anniversary draws throngs of visitors
• Roma leaders maintain city's property tax rate, mull pay raises for employees
• Insurer identifies McAllen drivers as among the safest
• Hispanic Tea Party clarifies DREAM Act position
• La Joya to build new library
• Mercury poisoning linked to Mexican beauty product
• Thousands of disabled Texans face service cuts
• San Juan officials say faulty reservoir liner threatens water treatment
• McAllen woman rings stock exchange’s closing bell
• Mexican officials report slaying of high-ranking Gulf Cartel leader
• Two men shot after dispute at North Edinburg gathering
• 2 wounded in overnight drive by north of Edinburg, 3 detained
• Louisiana-bound storm prompts closure of some South Texas beaches
• Mission school board approves small budget boost
• Mission school board approves small budget boost
• The Popular Crowded: More students, more taxes for new Sharyland high school
• The Popular Crowded: More students, more taxes for new Sharyland high school
• Veterans confront congressman over VA hospital
• Lady Antebellum to play State Farm Arena, boost local scholarships
• Police: Tip leads to stash house bust in San Juan
• Man charged after McAllen bust yields 4,600 pounds of pot, 2.4 pounds of cocaine
• Mission police set up hotline amid search for missing Alton man
• Former Channel 5 anchor Bert Lozano remembered for compassion, poise
• Broken pumps force Roma residents to avoid water usage
• Mexico: 5 Zetas arrested in San Fernando
• Mexican army: Gunman killed in firefight south of Falcon Lake
• What’s different about the border economy?
• Hall Acres construction stalled after Pharr fires contractor
• Guess who's playing at this year's STARS event
• Driver injured, traffic held up in San Manuel tractor-trailer wreck
• Officer sustains minor injuries in accidental shooting at Pharr police training
• Sharyland school board approves raises, bond election
• Mission man gets 50 years after pawned camera shows child’s rape
• McAllen musicians mingle with Grammys group
• Texas raises speed limits
• Texas Syndicate's Valley head gets 20 years; 5 fellow gang members also sentenced
• Texas Syndicate's Valley head gets 20 years; 5 fellow gang members also sentenced
• Mission man arrested on child porn charges
• Girlfriend of sex trafficking ringleader gets 21 months in prison
• Girlfriend of sex trafficking ringleader gets 21 months in prison
• Mexican troops seize 1.5 tons of pot across Rio Grande from Roma
• Rio Grande City cop chases, arrests alleged smuggler he recently saved from river
• Ex-auto dealer gets prison for $114 million check scheme
• University Center offering 8 campuses in 1 opens in Harlingen
• Dow up for a fourth day, turns positive for 2011
• Sullivan City hires consult for city manager search
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Texas nursing homes brace for higher costs, sicker patients
• Hidalgo school board approves new 2011-12 budget
• Mistrial declared in capital murder case
• Sullivan City PD sheds part-time cops
• Able to Walk: After debilitating illness, Brownsville student gets 2nd shot at graduation ceremony
• Hidalgo County to spend $385,000 to keep providing election equipment to cities
• 2 locals arrested for allegedly smuggling jaguar pelts into Florida
• Body found in southern Mission canal
• At Hidalgo bridge, Cornyn calls for $6 billion, 5,000-job package for border security
• Hidalgo County to spend $385,000 to keep providing election equipment to cities
• Investigated 9/11 charity's founder running for-profit troop-appreciation business in Weslaco
• Mistrial declared in capital murder case
• Sullivan City PD sheds part-time cops
• Able to Walk: After debilitating illness, Brownsville student gets 2nd shot at graduation ceremony
• 2 locals arrested for allegedly smuggling jaguar pelts into Florida
• At Hidalgo bridge, Cornyn calls for $6 billion, 5,000-job package for border security
• Judge strikes down key provisions of Texas sonogram law
• Castro brothers featured in CNN documentary
• Legislative Fallout: Border security funding will increase over the next biennium
• Drought scrambles Texas water utilities' finances
• Food Bank enlists businesses, volunteers in Hunger Action Month
• Empty Bowls fundraiser set for September
• Small tax, spending hikes in proposed Rio Grande City budget
• McAllen, fired firefighter reach deal
• Drained of Diversity: UTPA bucks national trend toward multicultural enrollment
• McAllen police unions renew sparring match
• Group marks 30 years of immigrant advocacy
• Food Bank enlists businesses, volunteers in Hunger Action Month
• VIDEO: What kind of jobs has Texas created under Perry?
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Texas cuts nursing education funding
• Mexico: Gulf Cartel lieutenant, his right-hand man captured
• Initiative aims to deter criminal activity at Rio Grande Valley businesses
• Small tax, spending hikes in proposed Rio Grande City budget
• McAllen, Fired Firefighter Reach Deal
• Hidalgo County to hire 50 to 70 workers for hurricane prep
• City employees and volunteers clean up Harlingen
• A hero in Iraq faces eviction
• Reactions mixed on proposed McAllen theme park
• VIDEO: Children paint colorful cupcakes at Tipsy Canvas
• PSJA voters overwhelmingly support school tax swap
• Sheriff's office receives major accolades for innovative, effective policing strategy
• Finding the lost: Mission funeral home owners help reunite families with illegal immigrants who die
• Airwave Turbulence: Format changes have fans defending their favorite genres
• Hidalgo County to hire 50 to 70 workers for hurricane prep
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Texas to require online retailers to collect sales taxes
• Legislative Fallout: Tort reform bill gives High Court new powers
• Despite risks, county lockups continue late releases
• PSJA voters overwhelmingly support school tax swap
• Children paint colorful cupcakes at Tipsy Canvas
• Legislative Fallout Day 27: State won't fund growing demand for HIV medicine
• Bush and Perry: Different times, different politics
• Sheriff’s office receives major accolades for innovative, effective policing strategy
• Finding the lost: Mission funeral home owners help reunite families with illegal immigrants who die
• Thousands of women to visit Pharr for religious conference
• Military sexual trauma is commonplace, women vets say
• Six people injured in two-vehicle collision
• Pharr city attorney to seek state House seat
• $10 million to fund a teaching hospital at the RAHC
• Days, services cut at state parks
• Valley school seeks state aid for Alex damages, budget boon
• Roberto Rojas granted life
• Conjunto crusader Lupe Saenz Jr. to thank for keeping Valley music alive
• GRAMMYs mixer comes to McAllen on Tuesday
• WIN TICKETS: Paul Van Dyk [Sat. Sept. 3, Pharr Events Center]
• Mexican police rescue 3 Indians, seize 1,540 pounds of marijuana
• UT regents approve $30M action plan for RGV
• Man, 50, charged with aggravated sex assault of a child relative
• La Joya faces $200K budget shortfall
• Drive-by wounds mom as she puts children to bed in McAllen
• Blood drive in McAllen to raise money for 3-year-old's cancer treatment
• 2 of 3 suspects arrested after fleeing cops investigating stolen vehicle
• Search for missing man continues - by land, water
• State of the Arts: 5 years later, regents approve new UTPA fine arts complex
• Longhorn Network hard for Valley viewers to catch
• Mexican police rescue 3 Indians, seize 1,540 pounds of marijuana
• Search for missing man continues — by land, water
• UT regents approve $30M action plan for RGV
• 2 of 3 suspects arrested after fleeing cops investigating stolen vehicle
• Police: Then-12-year-old sexually assaulted then-8-year-old relative
• State of the Arts: 5 years later, regents approve new UTPA fine arts complex
• Man, 50, charged with aggravated sex assault of a child relative
• Police: Woman beat jailed partner’s children
• San Juan argues over library staffing
• La Joya faces $200K budget shortfall
• Why the Hell not? Kinky endorses Perry for president
• No injuries initially reported in Reynosa explosive attack
• Judge sends Rio Grande City sex traffickers to prison
• Former Cameron County DA investigator indicted
• Class begins for new Catholic high school in Mission
• Edinburg school budget cuts central office, saves academics
• Starr County using state, federal money for infrastructure improvements
• Donna football marks 50 years since state title
• Closing arguments expected Friday in quadruple murder case
• Mexicans warned to beware of RGV
• Judge sends RGC sex traffickers to prison
• Steve Jobs, Apple CEO and creative force, resigns
• Federal grants to keep more Starr County deputies on street
• Former Cameron County DA investigator indicted
• Class begins for new Catholic high school in Mission
• Starr County using state, federal money for infrastructure improvements
• Jersey Shore star coming to McAllen
• San Juan breaks ground on Audi dealership, economic incentives to come
• Edinburg school budget cuts central office, saves academics
• Before UT regents meeting, groups call for higher ed changes
• Judge orders home detention, electric monitoring for Rosenthal
• 2 arrested at street-level cocaine store in San Juan, authorities say
• Mexican army: 5 gunmen killed, weapons seized in Matamoros, Nuevo Laredo
• New manager picked for $500 million in roadway projects
• STC board balances cuts, rising enrollment in new budget
• Sheriff: 14-year-old girl lied about kidnapping
• FBI: Alleged sexual predator may be in South Texas
• VIDEO: Search called off for Alton man lost in brush
• Investors propose destination theme park, retail development off Expressway 83 in McAllen
• Back to School for McAllen - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Edinburg businessman to run for redrawn House seat
• New manager picked for $500 million in roadway projects
• Sullivan City commissioners fire interim city manager
• Tax Tension: Hospital battles Appraisal District over property value
• STC board balances cuts, rising enrollment in new budget
• VIDEO: Search called off for Alton man lost in brush
• Sheriff: 14-year-old girl lied about kidnapping
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Prison schools lose classes, teachers
• Sullivan City commissioners fire interim city manager
• VIDEO: Expert: Diabetes may have affected Rojas’ judgment; jurors watch him return to massacre scene
• Pre-K's shaky finances cause rough first day
• Hidalgo County taking mix-and-match approach to tackle budget shortfall
• McAllen adopts bevy of new fees
• Gulf Cartel kingpin extradited to face drug trafficking charges in U.S. federal court
• Mexico: Military kills 20, arrests 141 in 'Operation Northeast'
• Massacre survivor testifies again in Rojas' capital murder trial
• Kidnappers take two women near Sullivan City; one released
• Gulf Cartel kingpin extradited to face drug trafficking charges in U.S. federal court
• Mexico: Military kills 20, arrests 141 in 'Operation Northeast'
• McAllen calls special election on raising hotel tax
• Massacre survivor testifies again in Rojas' capital murder trial
• Man charged with capital murder in execution of 'home invasion artist,' authorities say
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: State cuts mean fewer medical residency slots in Texas
• Even DJs have to go to class
• Prominent rancher receives degree as part of UTPA summer commencement
• Mission police search for Alton man lost in brush
• Alamo PD ticket printers down for more than a year
• 'Break's Over': Parents purchase school supplies as pupils peer over precipice
• New program to supervise inmates outside county jail
• MAP: Death penalty looms in Rojas trial as punishment phase begins
• Obama: Libya slipping from grasp of tyrant
• Tripoli falls to rebels; Gadhafi's son arrested
• A Little Bird Told Me: Feds monitor Twitter, other sites during crises
• 'Break's Over': Parents purchase school supplies as pupils peer over precipice
• DWI patrol stepped up before Labor Day
• Alamo PD ticket printers down for more than a year
• Suspect in fatal San Juan wreck has prior DWI arrests on record
• Diabetes campaign offers free eye exams in battle against blindness
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Lawmakers refuse to lift cap for new charters
• Manhole covers stolen from Brownsville streets
• Mexican soccer game suspended because of gunfire
• Conjunto legends inducted into hall of fame
• San Juan woman killed in suspected drunken wreck
• Prominent rancher receives degree as part of UTPA summer commencement
• Finding the Lost: Thousands of immigrants trek through Brooks County; only some survive
• More than 800 items available through RGVAuctions.com
• Police seize 315 pounds of pot in Sullivan City
• Olympic gold medalist to visit Edinburg gym
• Lawmakers help Texas charter schools build, expand
• Sullivan City commissioners hire police chief candidate with least leadership experience
• Water District drops $36,000 on public relations, website
• Legislative fallout Day 19: Iconic Sugar Land prison closes
• Texas peace officers to train Mexican law enforcment
• DHS to review, possibly halt some deportation cases
• Edinburg to send taxpayers to county office
• ‘Personal connections:’ McAllen chamber, EDC rely on word of mouth to attract business
• Rabid bat found in San Juan; officials urge caution with pets
• Shoppers, workers look for rest on tax holiday
• Sheriff: Home invasion ‘artist’ killed execution style
• Weslaco lays off 20 to 25 people
• ZZ Top to play State Farm Arena
• Olympic gold medalist to visit Edinburg gym
• Hidalgo man one of 2 Fort Bragg soldiers charged in teen's death
• Sheriff: Construction worker dies after falling into ditch, path of tractor
• Weslaco scrambles to up water treatment
• Tejano Thursdays an attempt to keep music alive
• Tejano Thursdays an attempt to keep music alive
• Edinburg eyes lean budget despite sales tax growth
• Sources: Zetas set off grenade in Reynosa, injure six
• UTPA professors awarded $850,000 in medical grants
• IDEA starts new year ready to work harder
• IDEA starts new year ready to work harder
• Death of pedestrian under investigation
• Rio Bravo man gets consecutive prison terms after Border Patrol agent assault
• Authorities identify found body; case may be drug related
• Authorities identify found body; case may be drug related
• Mission teen sent to federal prison after immigrant chase
• Mission teen sent to federal prison after immigrant chase
• Legislation aims to lure cruise industry to Brownsville and the coast
• Legislative fallout: Noodling for catfish now legal in Texas
• Drive for school supplies to benefit Edinburg students
• Come Flame or High Water: Company marks 30 years of restoring homes from disasters
• The best stuff to do this week! [Aug. 19-25, 2011]
• VIDEO: Ex-wife tells Rojas jury of murderous rampage she narrowly survived
• Beefing Up: Santa Fe Steakhouse expands as it approaches 20-year anniversary
• Sullivan City to hire permanent city manager
• Police: Man raped teen relative for 7 years; wife knew, kept quiet
• Police: Man raped teen relative for 7 years; wife knew, kept quiet
• Members of gun buying ring sentenced to prison
• Members of gun buying ring sentenced to prison
• Life sentence for mastermind behind baker’s ransoming, BP agent’s attempted carjacking
• Life sentence for mastermind behind baker's ransoming, BP agent's attempted carjacking
• Bodyguards of Gulf Cartel's 'El Negro' sentenced to prison in Reynosa
• Bodyguards of Gulf Cartel's 'El Negro' sentenced to prison in Reynosa
• Wounds mark body found near Alton; autopsy results awaited
• RGV schools' tax trick could negate state cuts; if tactic succeeds, it could catch on elsewhere
• RGV schools' tax trick could negate state cuts; if tactic succeeds, it could catch on elsewhere
• Legislative Fallout: Claims process gets makeover at Texas Windstorm Insurance Association
• LIVE BLOG: Roberto Rojas capital murder trial
• Will South Padre Island get a skate park?
• Brownsville mayor's kitchen may be headed for television
• 1 hospitalized, 2 arrested, 2 sought in Starr County firefight, authorities say
• Mexico: 2 tons of marijuana seized from streets of Reynosa
• 463 pounds of abandoned pot seized near Camargo
• Mexico: Would-be smuggler's load seized outside Matamoros
• Shooter gets 33 years after body found in Roma
• Police: Home invasion apparent message from Gulf Cartel
• McAllen Ponders Hotel Tax Increase
• Lawsuit alleges improper construction bidding in Donna
• FBI nabs Pharr man dubbed 'primary supplier' of black tar heroin in Texas
• VIDEO: Change of Subject: Doctors donate time to Brownsville zoo dwellers
• VIDEO: Talk of 'treason' shifts Perry off his jobs focus
• Donna city salaries chopped 10 percent
• Rojas pleads guilty to murders of 3 sons, mother-in-law in 2008
• Some 1,500 apply at Bass Pro jobs fair, official says
• Some 1,500 apply at Bass Pro jobs fair, official says
• Home invasion investigation leads to discovery of immigrant stash house
• Body found south of Alamo
• Driver charged with intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle
• Peñitas man pleads guilty to drunken wreck that left friend dead
• Peñitas man pleads guilty to drunken wreck that left friend dead
• Paralympics gold medalist inspired student vaccine mandate
• McAllen, water district ink $2 million deal
• McAllen, water district ink $2 million deal
• Woman pleads guilty in hit-and-run
• Woman pleads guilty in hit-and-run
• Bachmann, Perry talk jobs at Iowa GOP fundraiser
• Jewish community celebrates Torah's completion
• Jewish community celebrates Torah's completion
• Mission lowers sewer rates for some customers
• Mission lowers sewer rates for some customers
• Monday reception in Harlingen to welcome Miss Teen USA Danielle Doty home
• Reception in Harlingen to welcome Miss Teen USA Danielle Doty home
• Exposing Exhibitionism: An in-depth look at the sexual disorder
• Property tax will not go up in San Juan
• Property tax will not go up in San Juan
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Texas lawmakers give extra support to anti-abortion clinics
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Texas lawmakers give extra support to anti-abortion clinics
• Texas universities prepping for new meningitis prevention law
• Textbook affordability measures to kick in
• Weather could impact citrus production on both sides of the border
• Sanchez discusses reasons for entering U.S. Senate race
• Capital murder trial of man accused of killing three sons, mother-in-law, to begin Monday
• Stores prepare for annual sales tax holiday
• UPDATED: Modern-day gladiators test their skills in MMA competition
• Supreme Court is elected, but bears Perry's stamp
• Driver's license policy becomes law
• How does Texas voter ID law compare to others?
• ‘Poet from Boston’ rests at last
• Agua closer to learning about grant funding for Palmview sewer
• Donna bridge development waits for boom
• Edinburg resident accused of carjacking
• Prosecutors dismiss Pharr man’s child molestation charges
• Blown tire causes second minor crash at McAllen airport in 3 days
• Harlingen teen will be pop's next princess, even if it kills her
• Edinburg schools trustee opposes $5M for new high school
• Edcouch works to evict beaver
• Edcouch works to evict beaver
• Cardiologists allegedly handed off duties to unqualified personnel, bilking Medicare of millions
• Call center nears opening in Edinburg
• Call center nears opening in Edinburg
• Tensions run high before MMA fights
• Tensions run high before MMA fights
• Weslaco faces tough budget choices
• Stargazers invited to meteor shower party in Mission
• Stargazers invited to meteor shower party in Mission
• High school students glimpse the spy trade
• High school students glimpse the spy trade
• Texas Mexican Mafia members arrested in undercover FBI heroin sting
• Texas Mexican Mafia members arrested in undercover FBI heroin sting
• Sharyland schools prepare comfy budget
• Sharyland schools prepare comfy budget
• E-E schools wrestle with $600,000 deficit
• Police: Mission homeowner spotted dog carrying human hand
• Mexico trains in U.S. to respond to toxic emergencies
• Taking On the Trash: Hidalgo County to implement trash collection in rural areas
• Mission City Council passes RV restriction
• Female educators group donates 'treasures' for sick children
• VIDEO: Mission police find pot stash, the supernatural at residence
• VIDEO: Mission police find pot stash, the supernatural at residence
• Mission to lower property tax rate
• Mission to lower property tax rate
• Mother: Gunmen at Donna bridge fueled her, her daughter’s mad dash to U.S.
• Mother: Gunmen at Donna bridge fueled her, her daughter's mad dash to U.S.
• Crash landing at McAllen airport causes flight delays but no injuries, official says
• VIDEO: Crash landing causes flight delays but no injuries, official says
• Police: Child sexually assaulted by 2 relatives
• Police: Child sexually assaulted by 2 relatives
• 2 men sent to prison after gang-related home invasion near Edinburg
• Legislative Fallout: UT Southwestern Medical Center loses millions in state funding
• McAllen: Nolana-Bicentennial intersection should open Friday afternoon
• Valley band + nationwide tour + debut album = The Young Maths
• RGV Food & Wine Tasting event offers hope to battered women [Aug. 11, McAllen]
• Mission police seize more than 600 pounds of pot
• San Juan votes to repeal disputed ordinance, cracks down on harsh public comments
• A Grander Place to Play: Young Rio Grande City breaking ground on municipal park
• Hidalgo County targets $44.3 million in past-due fees, fines
• San Juan to repeal disputed ordinance
• Fleeing smugglers leave 2,400 pounds of marijuana near Abram
• Man arrested as some 5,000 pounds of marijuana seized in McAllen home
• Man arrested as some 5,000 pounds of marijuana seized in McAllen home
• Mission man indicted on child porn charges
• Mission man indicted on child porn charges
• 6 tons of pot seized by Border Patrol in 1st week of August
• 6 tons of pot seized by Border Patrol in 1st week of August
• McAllen Commission to Consider 1-Cent Tax Hike
• Mexico: More than 4 tons of pot seized near armored vehicle in Reynosa
• At least 2 Mexican soldiers injured in Reynosa chase after firefight, sources confirm
• Donna woman faces 6 felony counts in fatal wreck
• STC officially launches fully virtual campus
• Pharr's new H-E-B two-thirds complete; old location to close
• Cause of death remains mystery in bar-district homicide case
• Interstate link to Valley moves closer to reality, official says
• Hidalgo County deputies search for shooter
• Pharr’s new H-E-B two-thirds complete; old location to close
• States to get waivers on No Child Left Behind tests, U.S. education secretary says
• New generation of Valley Longhorns, Aggies set to continue family tradition
• Public hearing on development code overhaul canceled after too few McAllen leaders attend
• Elderly woman dies after smuggler's SUV crashes into her house
• 18-year-old gets 15 years for wreck that killed rural Edinburg man
• Jurors acquit Mission man accused of 13 counts of sexually abusing his daughter
• Jurors acquit Mission man accused of 13 counts of sexually abusing his daughter
• Mission police: 17-year-old raped 6-year-old relative
• Mission police: 17-year-old raped 6-year-old relative
• Suspect charged after shotgun-toting teen reportedly defended mother, home in Monte Alto
• Police: Man used phone to capture coworker, her daughter using restroom
• McAllen police: Men sought after beating woman with pipe in her home
• Sign of Pride: McAllen incentives push neighborhoods to work together toward monuments
• Legislative Fallout: Texas students switch to STAAR testing
• Possible homicide at McAllen downtown bar
• Hidalgo County political map balances politics with service demands
• Bass Pro Shops gives RGV contractors business
• Nolana-Bicentennial closure extended until at least Thursday
• Nolana-Bicentennial closure extended until at least Thursday
• Legislative Fallout: East Texas hospital downgrading its trauma center
• Autism study seeks genetic, environmental links
• Shotgun-toting teen defends mom, home from burglars in Monte Alto, official confirms
• Roma, Escobares open 1st fire stations
• State Rep. Gonzales to run for new House district
• IDEA, PSJA districts launch teacher boot camp
• Aviation club sends pupils on path to flight
• ICE detains Mexican national who murdered drug rivals two decades ago
• Rio Grande Valley’s largest local bank asks judge to stop takeover attempt by BBVA Compass
• Runners take on Palm View Golf Course
• Mental health programs miss some cuts, but some still lose out
• Feds rescind MOAs regarding Secure Communites program
• Speed limit increase on beach could hurt sea turtle population
• Federal judge’s legacy lives on
• Sea Turtle Inc. to expand, add new features
• Educators: U.S. grades schools unfairly
• Compass bank countering money laundering by restricting some cash deposits
• International fishing tournament draws young volunteers
• Los Ebanos still recovering from 2010 flooding
• Teens get an inside look at Border Patrol
• Four charged in connection with arson case
• Staying cool: Options abound to beat summer heat
• Alton Lions Club hosts festival to raise money for kids
• Drought damages Texas infrastructure
• Sullivan City hires new police chief
• Mexican national jailed for allegedly smuggling ammunition
• Feds: Progreso bridge employee allegedly smuggled teenage girl to have sex
• Los Ebanos still recovering from 2010 flooding
• Legislative Fallout: Budget cuts final straw for air ambulance
• Former Edinburg cop takes probation in corruption case
• Girl Scouts thank supporters
• Grant to help impoverished adults prepare for college
• H-E-B, Walmart pull recalled turkey
• H-E-B, Walmart pull recalled turkey
• Mission schools take risk in bid for $7.6M in state funds
• Mission schools take risk in bid for $7.6M in state funds
• Junior anglers take their turn at annual fishing tourney
• Trip On A Budget? Cost of Pharr's financial planning retreat in San Antonio tops $32,000
• Listeners upset over Que Pasa rebranding
• Polygamist leader convicted of child sex abuse
• Grand Designs: Jewelry-maker fashions career of her dreams
• Grand Designs: Jewelry-maker fashions career of her dreams
• Hot-car Deaths: 'If you can forget your phone, you can forget your child'
• Hot-car Deaths: 'If you can forget your phone, you can forget your child'
• Former Pharr cop tied to Zetas sent to prison
• VIDEO: Legislative Fallout: Less financial aid for Texas students
• Grass fire burns some 1,000 acres near Linn-San Manuel
• Grid On a Hot Streak: Texas sets energy demand record 3 days in a row
• Seguin Republican seeks to challenge U.S. Rep. Hinojosa
• Man fondled 12-year-old, Sullivan City police say
• Man fondled 12-year-old, Sullivan City police say
• Organizer expects 1,200 to 1,500 anglers at fishing tourney
• Organizer expects 1,200 to 1,500 anglers at fishing tourney
• STC, local schools get grant to help dropouts
• STC, local schools get grant to help dropouts
• McHi receives $25,000 to refurbish baseball field
• McHi receives $25,000 to refurbish baseball field
• Legislative Fallout: Exonerated Texans receive compensation
• Swim For It: 'The new orders for smugglers are to not give up their load'
• THE FOOD PALATE: Chocolate Cherry Cobbler and other dessert recipes
• How to bake a fancy cake like the pros
• Urine luck if you want to see a Broadway musical this week
• Mission police work to ID drowned immigrant
• Traffic Time: Work on Nolana 'bothersome' but 'for the best'
• Veteran district court reporter found dead
• Some $2.3 million in drugs seized at Pharr bridge
• Tamaulipas: 5 kidnappers captured in Reynosa
• Rolling shootout reportedly kills 5 in Reynosa
• Girl's kidnapping near RGC drug-related, investigators say
• Girl's kidnapping near RGC drug-related, investigators say
• Citizens turn out for National Night Out
• VIDEO: Citizens turn out for National Night Out
• RGV congressmen explain support for debt deal
• RGV congressmen explain support for debt deal
• San Juan leaders agree to start over on repealing agenda ordinance
• Business Leaders Urge McAllen to Rethink Development Code Overhaul
• After flames, ammo bursts, arson probe yields arrests in San Juan
• 3 workers sue Weslaco motel
• Veteran district court reporter found dead
• VIDEO: 6 Handy suspects formally charged; 3 still face arrest
• UPDATE: Reynosa’s “situation of risk” over
• Two men detained following Weslaco drive-by shooting
• 'Massive pile of tires' burns in San Benito
• 'Massive pile of tires' burns in San Benito
• Legislative Fallout: Thousands of Texas teachers losing jobs
• Legislative Fallout: Thousands of Texas teachers losing jobs
• Proposed transmission line could ease RGV's electricity woes
• Football programs guard against heat-related risks
• Football programs guard against heat-related risks
• Grant to help Mission police fight underage drinking
• Grant to help Mission police fight underage drinking
• Brownsville women who allegedly bilked Medicaid for $554K get bond in fraud case
• Brownsville women who allegedly bilked Medicaid for $554K get bond in fraud case
• Auditors knock floodway contractors' personnel procedures
• Auditors knock floodway contractors' personnel procedures
• Friends of McAllen's library donate $100,000 to UTPA
• Friends of McAllen's library donate $100,000 to UTPA
• Schools: Prepare early for registration next week
• Sylvia Handy and 9 others to face state felony charges
• 'A Guy to Emulate': Homer Salinas remembered as stern, compassionate judge
• VIDEO: 'Tenders Care: 'Throwdown' on 17th Street fights cancer
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Experts, volunteers talk red tide at SPI
• Experts, volunteers talk red tide at SPI
• Exec tries to quell doubts over wind turbines off SPI
• Texas raising fees for importing alcoholic beverages
• Texas raising fees for importing alcoholic beverages
• Saving the Savings: Legislature revises once-threatened rebates program for foreign shoppers
• McAllen's new development code draws widespread concern
• McAllen's new development code draws widespread concern
• Mercedes schools trustees seek probe by Attorney General's Office
• MTV turns 30
• Poker tournament raises money for McAllen hospice
• Hidalgo County in a tight spot amid rising costs, falling property tax collections
• Legal immigration increases in Texas, U.S.
• New ratings may complicate school tax elections
• Small bark, no bite
• Guerra enters race as field for McAllen House district narrows
• Local schools perform worse in new state ratings
• E-E school board elects new officers
• Weslaco entities shuffle into new homes
• Operation Lone Star concludes first week
• Tropical Storm Don brings rain, thunderstorms to Cameron County
• Cotton farmers hope for minimal rain and wind
• McAllen freight broker admits to bilking $50k from former employer
• Missing children among victims in videos uncovered in Mission man’s child porn case
• Tropical storm warning across Rio Grande Valley
• Amid debt ceiling jitters, advisers ask investors to keep their cool
• McAllen's elected officials grab markers, draw their own districts
• Kidnapping suspects named in Tamps.
• Coastal area expecting up to 1.5 inches of rain from Don
• Coastal area expecting up to 1.5 inches of rain from Don
• VIDEO: Group hid drugs in stack of 'empty' pallets, San Juan police say
• VIDEO: Group hid drugs in stack of 'empty' pallets, San Juan police say
• 2 charged with fraud in alleged $646K Medicaid scheme
• 2 charged with fraud in alleged $646K Medicaid scheme
• H-E-B recalling some dairy products
• State comptroller projects $62.1M in savings during upcoming sales tax holiday
• Borrowers, lawmakers grapple with payday loan services
• Development agency blends old and new in downtown Weslaco
• ROD SANTA ANA: South Texas cotton growers could do without tropical rains
• UTPA science camp combines learning, confidence-building
• The best stuff to do this week (Kevin Fowler, Abandon, hypnotist John Milton and more!)
• McAllen family asks White House to preserve Medicaid for daughter with disability
• For workers on the Rio Grande, caution follows close calls
• Tropical storm could threaten RGV cotton harvest; Brownsville eyes potential flooding
• Harlingen mayor’s home burglarized by 2 teens, police say
• Harlingen mayor’s home burglarized by 2 teens, police say
• Public hearing for Mission's budget to be held in August
• South Texas ISD may avoid budget cuts
• South Texas ISD may avoid budget cuts
• 2 sought after shots fired at bicyclists in Edinburg
• 2 sought after shots fired at bicyclists in Edinburg
• 56-year-old charged in alleged sex assault of relative younger than 10
• 56-year-old charged in alleged sex assault of relative younger than 10
• San Juan: Nature-watchers wanted
• San Juan: Nature-watchers wanted
• Edinburg schools trustee to join national Latino group’s leadership
• Edinburg schools trustee to join national Latino group’s leadership
• Feds bust alleged Mission-based drug associates with cartel ties in Houston
• 8 men sentenced to prison for roles in gun trafficking ring
• VIDEO: Elderly murder suspect: I was protecting my property
• McAllen police arrest indecent exposure suspect
• State, federal cuts spur 14 county layoffs
• More than 100 immigrants detained by authorities
• Source: South Texan chased by Mexican soldiers across border captured by U.S. authorities
• State Sen. Hinojosa to seek re-election to 3rd term
• Free bicycle helmets offered to kids in RGC
• Free bicycle helmets offered to kids in RGC
• Death of Sharyland schools trustee a 'total loss'
• Death of Sharyland schools trustee a 'total loss'
• Marathon Runners: Aaron Peña, lengthy campaigns lie between Dem hopefuls and Austin
• CBP: Mexican soldiers crossed Donna bridge onto U.S. territory
• VIDEO: Elderly man to face murder charges in shooting north of Elsa
• RGVino: Migrants' daughter puts down family roots with her own vineyard
• Car chase ends in crash, arrests of Edinburg man, 10 illegal immigrants
• Dozens of illegal immigrants arrested in Pharr, Mission raids
• RGC works to slow rise of speedy drivers on newly smooth streets
• Walmart, H-E-B stores pull papayas off shelves amid recall
• McAllen to pay 24 percent more for water from District 3
• McAllen to pay 24 percent more for water from District 3
• RGVino: Migrants' daughter puts down family roots with her own vineyard
• 12 abducted immigrants rescued in Reynosa
• Good-faith Counseling: Church offers free immigration law advice to community
• Former Falcon Dam officials get prison in $104K embezzlement scheme
• McAllen police seek suspect in indecent exposures near Convention Center
• Authorities: Men tie woman’s hands before stealing vehicle
• Robbery at Palms Crossing shopping center
• Artificial reef expected to boost tourism
• Feasibility study funded for int'l bridge in Sullivan City
• Reptile event educates about protection of threatened snakes
• Reptile event educates about protection of threatened snakes
• Edinburg opening animal shelter to shed stray costs
• Good-faith Counseling: Church offers free immigration law advice to community
• Weslaco boys baseball team wins USSSA World Series
• Weslaco boys baseball team wins USSSA World Series
• Can sewage help solve Texas' water problems?
• Can sewage help solve Texas' water problems?
• Wind farm developer to offer presentation on SPI project
• Wind farm developer to offer presentation on SPI project
• Migrants' testimonials reveal sophistication of Mexican crime syndicates
• Will "sanctuary cities" issue galvanize Texas Latinos?
• Partnership aims to address commercial fishing safety issues
• Car crash leaves gaping hole in Weslaco Public Safety Building
• Authorities say man walked into McAllen airport with loaded gun
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa, Hispanic Tea Party: Pass the DREAM Act
• Donors battle summer blood shortage
• Starr County governments join forces to bring down illegal gambling
• Operation Lone Star returns to Valley with free health services
• La Joya bypass offers economic promise for western Hidalgo County
• McAllen trade show brings together outdoors enthusiasts, equipment vendors
• Autopsy results pending for inmate who died while in custody
• Brownsville City Commission's action on travel policy questioned
• Texas Democrats attack GOP Rep. Lamar Smith over HALT Act
• Cost dispute further delays Hall Acres Road improvements
• Hidalgo County commissioners indicate choice for new judgeship — for now
• Local high schools’ ranks change in national Challenge Index
• DPS finds more than 3 tons of pot stashed in underground bunkers in Starr County
• Stepmom accused of punishing girl with pliers
• CBP arrests man on most-wanted list
• Boy Scouts gala dinner honors McAllen mayor, auto dealers
• Valley Baptist Health System lays off 44 workers
• Hunters expo comes to Convention Center
• Players in DPS driver's license-selling ring sentenced
• Counterfeit cash probe continues after arrest
• Oliveira announces bid for re-election
• State Rep. Oliveira announces bid for re-election
• Brownsville bank robber arraigned
• Alleged Brownsville bank robber arraigned
• 2nd inmate's death probed
• VIDEO: 2nd inmate's death probed
• RGC, builders reach deal on changes to wastewater plant
• RGC, builders reach deal on changes to wastewater plant
• PSJA schools chief to lend voice to state education body
• PSJA schools chief to lend voice to state education body
• Degrees of Uncertainty: Students' wits their only defense against 'diploma mill' scams
• An App for Apathy: McAllen teacher taps into smart phones to develop plugged-in parents
• Armed with census data, city leaders prepare to redraw McAllen's political map
• 33-year-old charged with intoxication assault
• WTC beam to be displayed on SPI
• $6.7 million in drugs seized by Border Patrol
• Borders liquidation to bring down local Waldenbooks
• Inmate dies while in custody at Hidalgo County jail
• Have you seen them? 2 men sought in Porsche carjacking in McAllen
• 17-year-old caught moving cash to Reynosa
• Agents nab man identified in La Familia meth trafficking probe
• Pharr animal-control costs run wild
• VIDEO: Pharr police reach out to youngsters on soccer field
• Handy's crew rehired: 7 fired employees return to Pct. 1 in settlement
• Handy's crew rehired: 7 fired employees return to Pct. 1 in settlement
• Pharr revises CDBG allocations
• Pharr revises CDBG allocations
• Jurors 'send a message' to drug smuggler with 40-year prison sentence
• McAllen negotiating $1.4 million water deal
• Mission EDC hires 1st executive director
• THE FOOD PALATE: Summer casseroles
• San Benito farm hosts some of Valley's finest dining
• La Joya bypass nears complete funding
• Border Patrol seizes assault rifles near Rio Grande in Fronton
• 67-year-old driver dies in single-vehicle wreck in La Villa
• 'A Notch Higher': McAllen Fire Department expands 'Special Operations Team'
• Pharr divvies up CDBG money
• STC opens health campus doors to intrigued students
• STC opens health campus doors to intrigued students
• Pharr woman accused of funneling drug smuggling cash through bank accounts
• Faith & Defiance: Caravan heads to Mexico to ship aid to Cuba
• Faith & Defiance: Caravan heads to Mexico to ship aid to Cuba
• Sullivan City firefighters, police to receive CPR training
• PSJA eyes $19M in state funds via complex tax maneuver
• PSJA eyes $19M in state funds via complex tax maneuver
• Sting leads to two arrests, local women charged with prostitution
• Arrow points toward new archery complex in Mission
• Trio arrested on drug charges
• Police: 61-year-old sexually assaulted girl under 14
• Policing Love & Hate: Sheriff's new program trains specialists to stop domestic abuse
• Man arrested on child sex assault charges, police say
• McAllen ISD launches fully online registration service
• ATF chief: Justice Department trying to shield officials in guns scandal
• ATF chief: Justice Department trying to shield officials in guns scandal
• McAllen to close Nolana-Bicentennial intersection Aug. 1
• McAllen to close Nolana-Bicentennial intersection Aug. 1
• McAllen, police union ink four-year contract
• McAllen, police union ink four-year contract
• Marijuana found in burned mobile home
• Pharr halts popular tire-cleanup incentives, claiming success
• Former sheriff’s deputy indicted on federal drug charges
• Harlingen beauty wins Miss Teen USA 2011
• Cattle rustler asks Texas court to hang him high
• Police investigate death of man in padded cell
• President of Pan American Airways arrested on child pornography charges
• Corrido Music: Art imitating life, death in Mexico's drug war
• Pharr pastor forms nation's first Hispanic Tea Party
• 'Just a shame': World Cup was America's to lose, Valley soccer coaches say
• Weslaco introduces downtown street jazz
• Weslaco introduces downtown street jazz
• State Rep. Gonzales receives 'Voice of the People' award
• State Rep. Gonzales receives 'Voice of the People' award
• Details emerge in San Fernando bus hijackings, rescue
• Details emerge in San Fernando bus hijackings, rescue
• Citrus growers guard against pest
• Citrus growers guard against pest
• In Texas, jailbreaks aren't like the movies — usually
• In Texas, jailbreaks aren't like the movies ... usually
• Salsa workshop, performance heats up Valley
• DAVID HINOJOSA: World Cup fever good for sports, but may be fleeting
• Authorities arrest three in bust at alleged meth lab
• Local coaches hope to ride momentum of U.S. appearance in World Cup final
• San Fernando survivor's statement detailed in human rights report
• Survivor shares memories of first San Fernando massacre
• Sources: Three buses hijacked near San Fernando; passengers found safe
• Fifth Disease often confused with rash
• Consulate Warns Cartels May Target Border Ports
• Texas Communities Struggle to Fund Public Safety
• Gunfire and blockades freeze traffic in Matamoros
• San Juan PD gets new gear
• Rising violence in Monterrey rivals that of the border
• Police seize 1,000 pounds pot, 70 grams cocaine in raid
• AeroMexico commences nonstop service to Monterrey
• Alton applies for USDA grant to create first digital library in RGV
• Forklift operator killed in Thursday night accident
• Perry's years as Democrat likely to be revisited
• Popular county park reopens after Alex damage
• Man claims drug cartels cut off toe; wife says he lost it to diabetes
• 59 escape, 7 die during Nuevo Laredo prison break
• Mission attorney, former bank chairman, pleads guilty to wire fraud charges
• Latest developments in debt ceiling standoff
• GOODBYE, HARRY: Fans bid farewell to fictitious wizard
• STC summer program gives kids chance to explore new avenues
• Two charged with capital murder in beating of 86-year-old veteran
• New air ambulance company coming to the Valley
• Mexican army raids Reynosa greenhouse
• Mexican army raids Reynosa greenhouse
• Tactical equipment seized from cartels to be used by police
• Tactical equipment seized from cartels to be used by police
• Grant to provide sewer service to 27 homes in Rio Grande City
• Water, sewer lines halfway finished in downtown San Juan
• Water, sewer lines halfway finished in downtown San Juan
• U.S. Rep. Smith: Obama administration trying to create "back door" amnesty
• U.S. Rep. Smith: Obama administration trying to create "back door" amnesty
• Texas voters to consider 10 constitutional amendments
• Texas voters to consider 10 constitutional amendments
• Heat advisory issued for Valley; rolling blackouts unlikely
• Former deputy constable not guilty of alleged drunken wreck
• McAllen firefighter reaches deal with city, returns to work
• Cross-border trucking program raises border policy questions
• Rural Weslaco man claims Iowans attempted to cover up hate-motivated beating
• VIDEO: Suspects may face capital murder in retired Border Patrol agent’s death
• Federal funds fill financing gap in border economy
• McAllen, police appear close to union contract
• Human trafficker sent to prison after kidnapping immigrants near Peñitas
• Human trafficker sent to prison after kidnapping immigrants near Peñitas
• Mission carjacker gets more than 15 years in prison
• Mission carjacker gets more than 15 years in prison
• Weslaco ISD close to completing budget
• Weslaco ISD close to completing budget
• Shots fired from Mexico at water district employees near Hidalgo, official says
• Shots fired from Mexico at water district employees near Hidalgo, official says
• Cross-border trucking program raises border policy questions
• McAllen murder suspect turns himself in, police search for second suspect
• Mission police investigate possible homicide
• Mexico probes Ciudad Mier firefight
• Mexico probes Ciudad Mier firefight
• Former deputy constable on trial after alleged drunken wreck in Alamo
• County agreement with Planned Parenthood draws groups' ire
• Mission looking into banning RVs from residential driveways, front yards
• Mission looking into banning RVs from residential driveways, front yards
• San Juan mayor takes on commissioners over special meeting
• Arbitrator: McAllen firefighter should return to work
• Arbitrator: McAllen firefighter should return to work
• City leaders approve design for McAllen's 2nd splash park
• City leaders approve design for McAllen's 2nd splash park
• Mission man convicted of kidnapping his wife, holding her hostage in Reynosa
• Mission man convicted of kidnapping his wife, holding her hostage in Reynosa
• 2 bystanders reportedly injured in Reynosa firefights
• 2 bystanders reportedly injured amid Reynosa firefights
• Pastry Passion: Baker brings a taste of France to McAllen
• 3 immigrants found dead in Duval County smuggled through McAllen area stash house
• Sharyland ISD to see lower state ratings due to change in procedure
• 2 Pharr road projects wrap up while others face delays
• Surgeons offer closer look at cataracts
• Former Reynosa mayor, his son rescued by Mexican marines after kidnapping
• Former Reynosa mayor, his son rescued by Mexican marines after kidnapping
• Courtroom 'gunslinger' Hector Villarreal remembered as friend, foe
• Courtroom 'gunslinger' Hector Villarreal remembered as friend, foe
• Levee work near completion
• Levee work near completion
• Body found near Alton may be abandoned immigrant, sheriff says
• Body found near Alton may be abandoned immigrant, sheriff says
• FBI raids Mission pharmacy
• FBI raids Mission pharmacy
• Texas orders McAllen insurance agent to pay some $20,000 restitution for fraud
• Texas orders McAllen insurance agent to pay some $20,000 restitution for fraud
• Bullet falling from sky injures 6-year-old girl riding in car near Donna
• 3 men sought in armed robberies of Mission-area stores, sheriff says
• Sprint confirms temporary disruption of service
• Sheriff: Brownsville son stabbed, ran over father with truck
• Shuttle's last hookup: Hugs, kisses and emotion
• Mexico rescues 20 kidnap victims in Monterrey
• Sheriff's deputies investigating robbery north of Palmview
• Body found north of Edinburg
• Tight budget to ground ambulance helicopter
• Tight budget to ground ambulance helicopter
• Brownsville volunteers 'felt like we helped, but Japan is so devastated'
• Brownsville volunteers 'felt like we helped, but Japan is so devastated'
• STC, Doctors Hospital target diabetes with healthy cooking classes
• STC, Doctors Hospital target diabetes with healthy cooking classes
• Federal program to aid homeowners behind on mortgages
• Federal program to aid homeowners behind on mortgages
• Recycling on the rise in RGV
• 8 gang members busted in San Juan, police say
• Program forces teens to get R.E.A.L. about life choices
• ICE director acknowledges arrest of Zeta leader but has little comment during Brownsville visit
• Costumed superhero conference gives attendees chance to relive special moments
• Vets: Try various methods and don't let up on fleas and ticks
• DPS makes most DWI arrests during Fourth of July
• Reconciliation sought for murder victims’ families
• Peñitas wastewater plant 70 percent complete
• Shelter pleads to save dogs, cats
• Air ambulance service may fall victim to budget cuts
• Mixed indicators for brown shrimp 2011-12 season
• Vanguard Academy gets initial approval for new school, despite mayor's opposition
• At least 40 killed in Mexico in 24-hour period
• Body-chilling procedure helps man live, celebrate best of life
• Police officers detained in Nuevo Leon
• Church raises old steeple, builds prayer garden
• Body-chilling procedure helps man live, celebrate best of life
• UTPA, TSTC awarded grants to help low-income students
• RGC mayor, engineering company differ on extra costs for water plant construction
• Redistricting fights move from Capitol to courthouse
• Police: Weslaco man forced cousins to perform sexual acts
• Cameron County officials discuss mystery authorization of clerks' portraits
• More than $460K worth of methamphetamine seized near Hidalgo
• Caltrops used by suspected drug smugglers to disable Border Patrol vehicles
• Wind turbine exhibit displays union of art, science at IMAS
• Source: Firefight kills 2 in Matamoros
• Mexican navy arrests 13 Gulf Cartel members
• Starr County Community Closet to host first festival
• VIDEO: Volunteers prepare care packages for troops overseas
• Rep. Gonzales will not run in new McAllen district
• Rep. Gonzales will not run in new McAllen district
• 'Notario público' scam artists continue to target immigrant community
• 'Notario público' scam artists continue to target immigrant community
• Dress like a cow, get a meal
• Dress like a cow, get a meal
• Test run for Brownsville-Monterrey flights extended into September
• Test run for Brownsville-Monterrey flights extended into September
• McAllen, Brownsville ranked in top 10 for job growth
• Something old in Weslaco library’s new name
• Proof of legal status now required for state IDs
• Authorities find pot, arrest man during raid near Donna
• Defying Conventions: Economy, drug war spoil McAllen events center's recipe for success
• Road work, worries in McAllen
• UTPA, STC ranked among most affordable U.S. colleges
• CBP agent gets 17 years for bribes, smuggling
• Captured Zeta boss talks gun smuggling, gov't corruption
• VIDEO: Captured Zeta boss talks gun smuggling, gov't corruption
• U.S., Mexico sign cross-border trucking agreement
• U.S., Mexico sign cross-border trucking agreement
• McAllen police share kudos at annual seminar
• Alleged smuggler caught trying to swim back to Mexico
• Raid on Pharr warehouse nets 750 pounds of pot, 3 arrests
• Weslaco introduces new management team
• Mexican court indicts 26 Zetas in San Fernando mass-graves case
• Mexican gunman sentenced to 8 years after Mier firefight
• $800K grant would help home cooks in Alton go pro, officials say
• DPS fugitive of the month last seen in Weslaco
• Pharr launches initiatives to become the "cleanest city in the Valley"
• Casey Anthony trial: Lack of evidence or good legal defense?
• 2 immigrant smugglers get 4 years in Reynosa
• Man who smuggled pot into Mexico gets 10 years in Reynosa prison
• Mexican Army seizes weapons, drugs, cash from Reynosa stash house
• Makeshift armored vehicle factory busted in Reynosa
• 4 tons of marijuana seized in Camargo, across from RGC
• Gunman gets 4 years in Reynosa after Rio Bravo firefight that killed 13
• Cameron County mom to be arraigned in death of baby found in hot van
• Reynosa's Santa Claus found safe
• Edinburg sees job losses, growth from call centers
• Auto wrecks kill 2 over July Fourth weekend
• Shooting victim likely to be charged with burglary, sheriff says
• Driver cleared in teacher’s death gets 40 years in prior case
• Motorcyclist dies north of Alton
• PHOTOS: McAllen Celebrates the Fourth
• Police: Armed men barge into McAllen home
• McAllen police search for stabbing suspect
• Veterans memorial opened in San Benito on Fourth
• Freebirds World Burrito to open in Mission this fall, bringing 75 local jobs
• Severe drought takes toll on Texas athletic fields
• Park will be 'income generator' for San Juan, official says
• Park will be 'income generator' for San Juan, official says
• San Antonio's high-profile mayor content with job
• Dismissed: Local teachers fear for jobs amid state cuts
• Police: Man who fatally beat elderly woman charged with capital murder
• Police: Man who fatally beat elderly woman charged with capital murder
• Valley school districts to guide dropout recovery network
• Valley school districts to guide dropout recovery network
• Mexico captures Zeta boss linked to slaying of ICE agent
• Hungry Mission man dethrones McAllen’s hot dog-eating champ
• Donations help Texas ex-cheerleader in legal fight
• Raymondville celebrates early Fourth; Willacy County kicks off centennial
• Naturalization: Hundreds of thousands of U.S. residents achieve citizenship each year
• San Benito celebrates 100th birthday
• Brownsville bishop expresses sorrow after priest killed in Matamoros crossfire
• Talks heat up over private spaceport in Willacy County
• Sheriff: Driver could face attempted murder charge after botched suicide pact
• Bikers band together for injured riders, troops
• Water district eyes USDA grant for help in Sullivan City
• Legislative session produces mixed results for Valley, border region
• E-E’s Dolly damage unresolved three years later
• Former Border Patrol agent sentenced in sexual assault case
• Four charged in alleged gang-related stabbing
• Water district may hire public relations specialist
• Family members searching for man known as 'Santa Claus'
• Local tomato growers submit product to taste test
• Symbol of Mission displayed at historical museum
• Imported fireworks often don’t meet U.S. standards
• E-E’s Dolly damage unresolved three years later
• Law enforcement to beef up patrols for holiday weekend
• FESTIVE FOURTH: Independence Day Events
• The Hottest of Valley Rock 2011, Part I
• Monterrey woman pleads guilty to cash smuggling
• Reynosa inmate gets more prison for drug, weapon charges
• Mexican Army finds 2 tons of pot across from RGC
• Mexican Army captures another Zeta tied to San Fernando mass graves
• Brownie's Feed & Seed closes its doors after 70 years
• 5 men sought in shooting south of Pharr
• 3 women hospitalized after car flies off highway
• Fugitive wanted on sex assaut charges arrested
• Reservoirs handle Arlene's rainfall
• TxDOT: Truck drivers, passengers resist buckling up
• Mission principal bids farewell
• Tornado touches down in Pharr, Hidalgo; senior injured; buildings damaged
• BUTT OUT: Legislature again flicks away smoking ban
• VIDEO: Stepdad arraigned in child's death
• PHOTOS: It takes a research village to raise a brainchild
• 2 Mexican nationals convicted on federal drug charges
• Mission police: Public's help sought after stabbing hospitalizes man
• VIDEO: Edinburg dad charged after baby girl shaken
• Valley gets set to get wet
• Valley gets set to get wet
• 'We were strong': Group celebrates demise of anti-immigration bill
• 'We were strong': Group celebrates demise of anti-immigration bill
• Arlene a test for Valley's flood, storm safeguards
• Arlene a test for Valley's flood, storm safeguards
• Agriculturalists try to save research center
• Officials urge firework safety for Fourth of July
• Officials urge firework safety for Fourth of July
• School boards grapple with next year's taxes
• NWS: Coastal flood watch begins tonight
• Brownsville, Cameron County prepare for rain from Tropical Storm Arlene
• UPDATE: Mission police reveal child’s identity, cause of death
• 6 station astronauts take shelter from space junk
• County to consider tollway's financial impact
• SPLASH SAFELY: Adult supervision crucial even with 'kiddie' pools
• McAllen City Commission might pick new friends for library
• None hurt in overnight grenade attack in Reynosa
• Sheriff ID's man slain in 'botched home invasion' near Donna
• Studies to restore Roma suspension bridge to begin in 3 months
• STC set to launch new, virtual campus
• Reynosa man pleads guilty to South McAllen kidnapping, botched execution
• Tropical Storm Arlene forms in Gulf of Mexico
• Police: Edinburg father to face charges after shaking baby
• Rain expected for rest of the week
• Sheriff: Man stabbed at a Weslaco party
• Be a Part Time Hero
• Planners hope $80K guitar image makes impression on McAllen bar district
• Texas lawmakers pass weakened airport groping bill
• Mission police: 1000 pounds of pot seized from abandoned van
• Heating Up the Plaza: Recent cartel violence a sign of turf war, sources say
• Sheriff's Office sees deadliest weekend of 2011; 3 homicides in roughly 2 days
• Water district amendment stripped from fiscal matters bill
• Water district amendment stripped from fiscal matters bill
• Edinburg chief tight-lipped on allegations against officer
• Edinburg chief tight-lipped on allegations against officer
• Mission still chasing its Economic Development Authority's assets
• Mission still chasing its Economic Development Authority's assets
• Removed from life support, beaten baby dies
• U.S. cost of living list: Harlingen cheapest, McAllen 4th-cheapest, Brownsville 7th-cheapest
• Man on trial after botched execution-kidnapping from South McAllen Walmart parking lot
• McAllen buys $150,000 SWAT vehicle
• 4 sentenced in immigrant kidnapping ring near Peñitas
• UPDATE: Six city employees laid off in La Joya
• Two men arrested following aggravated robbery
• Tropical wave headed for Bay of Campeche
• Police chief to discuss allegations against Edinburg officer
• Three dead after two homicides, auto-pedestrian wreck
• Mexico details La Familia extortion practices
• Pride parade celebrates passage of gay marriage
• Budding Valley artist finds himself in D.C.
• Budding Valley artist finds himself in D.C.
• Fans toast Jackson on 2nd anniversary of his death
• IDEA co-founder appointed to federal education commission
• IDEA co-founder appointed to federal education commission
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa: More money needed for adult education
• Weslaco moves forward on lengthening airport runway
• PHOTOS: Fans get into the Jackson spirit 2 years after death
• Road crews’ new hours to make bridge to SPI more welcoming
• Suspects in custody, but three 2008 murder cases remain pending
• Wastewater projects improving Rio Grande water quality
• Mexico to deploy additional troops to Tamaulipas
• Suspects in custody, but three 2008 murder cases remain pending
• STC receives early OK for third bachelor’s program
• Newsweek honors just two Valley schools
• SPI officials urge caution before jumping into Gulf waters
• Some legislators say 'Rainy Day Fund' already committed
• Biker event to benefit military personnel and fallen riders
• When it comes to local soccer fans, USA no match for Mexico
• Hinojosa: Choosing sides is difficult when U.S. and Mexico collide
• State Supreme Court overturns cemetery ruling
• County officials want better way to collect court fines
• Three arrested during home burglary
• Feds and police team up to keep border community safe
• Pharr to change name of Park Avenue
• Partnership between electric company, food bank helps feed children in summer
• Fugitive arrested in Mexico
• Detention center guard charged with sexual abuse of detainee
• Sanctuary cities bills remain up in air
• Edinburg baby who was beaten taken off life support
• State Rep. Peña to seek re-election as Republican
• Motorcycle driver dies in auto collision in Pharr
• Valley rain 'a drop in the bucket,' meteorologist says
• Valley rain 'a drop in the bucket,' meteorologist says
• Ag experts: Rain a mixed blessing amid Valley harvest
• Ag experts: Rain a mixed blessing amid Valley harvest
• Police: 2 women arrested for aiding gunman after San Juan shooting
• Police: 2 women arrested for aiding gunman after San Juan shooting
• Cancer Struggle: Cost among hurdles to crucial preventive care
• Cancer Struggle: Cost among hurdles to crucial preventive care
• Jury gives man 7-year sentence in McAllen shopping center murder case
• Josie Ayala tournament postponed until July
• La Joya to receive loan to build city hall
• New law aimed to prevent sexting among teens
• VIDEO: Students build rockets, dream up new planets at camp
• Down the Line: Possible int’l rail bridge touted as economic boon for RGV
• New book recounts McAllen's history
• State Rep. Pena to seek re-election in McAllen House seat
• Reynosa man convicted after son pulled trigger at N. McAllen shopping center
• Los Fresnos man convicted in child porn case
• Valley congressmen welcome Afghanistan troop withdrawals
• Valley congressmen welcome Afghanistan troop withdrawals
• Capitol Countdown: 1 week left in Texas Lege's special session
• Police: Man attacked woman, masturbated at parks
• Police: Man attacked woman, masturbated at parks
• Falfurrias area fire 90 percent contained
• Falfurrias area fire 90 percent contained
• Police: 2 brothers charged with attempted murder after shooting fellow gang member
• Police: 2 brothers charged with attempted murder after shooting fellow gang member
• AeroMexico to begin Brownsville-Monterrey service in July
• Long-anticipated rain brings power outages, flooding
• La Joya, PSJA to host new early college schools
• Economic developers' legal battle wears on in Mission
• Attorney indicted on racketeering charges, named as Person ‘D' in Limas case
• Ahumada receives probation for reckless driving charge
• San Juan police arrest second shooting suspect
• Police identify body found in Hidalgo
• Farmers choose courts rather than USDA compensation program
• Police: 18-year-old slit dog's throat; no evidence of 'satanic worship'
• From orbit, Fossum encourages youths in Rio Hondo to dream big
• City Hall facelift almost complete in Pharr
• Pharr's food festival recognizes its 20th year
• Leading Mexico drug gang suspect arrested, authorities say
• Leading Mexico drug gang suspect arrested, authorities say
• Court to emphasize rehab, counseling for veterans
• Farmers choose courts rather than USDA compensation program
• Police: San Juan shooting hospitalizes man
• Mission man sentenced to prison after smuggling rifle, 10,000 rounds of ammo
• Pharr mayor's son granted bond in drug smuggling case
• Perry wants Water District 3 audited
• WIN TICKETS: Willie Nelson [June 30, Mission]
• Former Brownsville mayor gets two years probation
• McAllen writer wins Texas Observer short story contest judged by Larry McMurtry
• Camp nurtures teens' creativity, addresses emotions
• Local departments assist in extinguishing 30,000-acre fire west of Falfurrias
• McAllen drops central argument in water lawsuit
• Valley forecast: Rain, storms
• Sanctuary Cities bill: Comply or lose state money
• Hispanic farmers seek compensation for USDA's discriminatory lending
• McAllen's evolution exhibit stuck in limbo
• McAllen's evolution exhibit stuck in limbo
• Hispanic farmers seek compensation for USDA’s discriminatory lending
• After son convicted, father on trial for same slaying at McAllen shopping center
• After son convicted, father on trial for same slaying at McAllen shopping center
• Judge denies Palacios new trial in official oppression case
• Mission PD now can’t confirm shots came from Mexico; woman charged in smuggling chase
• Pharr woman accused of transporting drugs
• 13 illegal immigrants rescued by Border Patrol
• Accident or arson? Children may be to blame.
• Ethics probes have cost Harlingen; $40K-plus spent on four complaints
• Man pleads no contest to murder of Brownsville museum director
• Allegiant adds 757s for McAllen-to-Vegas route
• Los Fresnos grads headed to national EMT competition
• Valley wildlife habitat low on water
• Fire destroys 4 run-down trailers north of Pharr; none reported hurt
• Kids learn health, safety at Mission museum
• Kids learn health, safety at Mission museum
• Bill calls for new border drone hangar in Texas
• New buses complete Valley Metro system's makeover
• New buses complete Valley Metro system's makeover
• San Juan library opening delayed; walkway sponsors sought
• San Juan library opening delayed; walkway sponsors sought
• VIDEOS: Illegal re-entry cases surge under Obama
• Mission PD: U.S. law enforcement exchanges fire with gunmen across border
• Father’s Day changes as traditional families decline
• Sources continue to claim Zeta kingpin Lazcano dead
• Little Miss Fourth of July crowned
• MISD board to vote Monday on $190m budget
• Legislation supporting Valley veterans hospital passes U.S. House
• Father’s Day changes as traditional families decline
• RMA to hire new executive director
• Sources: Zetas head Lazcano killed in Matamoros
• Pharr mayor’s son caught with 114 pounds of pot at checkpoint
• C.A.M.P. helps bridge gap for adults with special needs
• E-E school board approves new superintendent's contract
• Fundraiser to be held today for two victims of fatal wrecks
• McHi violinist flies to world-renown institute
• Texas AG joins Republican Women in honoring Peña
• Lucio: Southbound checkpoints would be effective
• LJISD could see millions in personnel savings
• Rio Grande City reinstates police chief, city manager
• Perry vetoes McAllen’s water district bill
• Mission allocates $45,000 more to housing program
• Zetas head Lazcano killed in Matamoros
• Rio Hondo mayor questions irrigation district water releases
• Education, awareness keys to fighting elderly abuse
• Conjunto legend Cha Cha Jimenez dies at 64
• Gambling-related charges follow strip-club raid near Donna
• Jury convicts San Juan teen of murder after fatal chase
• Perry urged to add anti-smuggling measure to special session
• Feds help feed local hungry
• UTPA officials rearrange budget priorities
• Mercedes, Donna voters out in force for runoff elections
• Bogus bruises? 19 people claiming minor injuries indicted on federal fraud charges
• Mom could be charged in baby’s hot-car death
• Jury convicts man of murder after fatal crash near Edinburg
• Man shot dead near RGC; investigators seek late-model, blue Tahoe
• Zetas bring violent night to Matamoros
• Café Mexico: Family looks to restore crumbling historic building
• VIDEO: Gambling gear seized at strip club raid, authorities say
• Mexican sweep nets 600 suspects in 2 days
• Mexican sweep nets 600 suspects in 2 days
• McAllen boots library volunteers over donations
• McAllen boots library volunteers over donations
• ATF busts man purportedly moving guns to Gulf Cartel across South Texas
• Warning issued over high heat
• Warning issued over high heat
• Jury convicts men in Rio Grande City sex smuggling case
• Four men charged with possession of more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana
• Person A named in civil suit; family seeks $5M from Rosenthal, others
• Man dies after Donna auto-pedestrian wreck
• San Juan pays the tab for recall petition attorneys and investigator
• Roadway firefight kills 1 east of Edinburg; gunmen sought
• 4 men charged with possession of more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana
• Cities poised to benefit from new SPI bridge
• Cuellar asks Coast Guard to help with security
• U.S. citizen among dead in San Fernando
• Feds could offer No Child Left Behind waivers
• Armed with court ruling, McAllen slashes police perks
• Armed with court ruling, McAllen slashes police perks
• Mormons’ 2nd try for a church in North Mission fails
• Cult fortune teller, carjackers get prison time after attack on Border Patrol agent in Mission
• Counties restrict sale of fireworks
• $93,000 of marijuana seized at Los Indios Bridge
• Bone Dry: No water restrictions yet, but conservation encouraged
• Firefighter: Homeless may have started small McAllen brush fire
• Firefighter: Homeless may have started small McAllen brush fire
• Mexico: 9 charged in connection with San Fernando mass graves
• Border Patrol: More than $11.2M in drugs seized
• Sheriff establishing new protocol for cases of children left in hot vehicles
• No Delivery: Valley pharmacists wary of state Medicaid plan
• Hospital-weary patients treated with power of pets
• Consultant: $48M, 3 years to build new McAllen theater
• Peek sneaker? Man aimed shoe-mounted camera at women's underwear, police say
• Peek sneaker? Man aimed shoe-mounted camera at women's underwear, police say
• Firefighters battle northern county blaze for 2nd day
• Firefighters battle northern county blaze for 2nd day
• Police: 40-year-old woman had sex with teenager
• Police: 40-year-old woman had sex with teenager
• Congressman: Threat to food aid 'disgraceful'
• PSJA North teacher accused of sex with student
• Trial begins in Rio Grande City teen sex smuggling case
• Agents arrest man who claims ties to Gulf Cartel, La Familia since he was 15
• Pilot sees drastic changes in Valley environment
• Fire chief: Landowner says immigrants started 3,200-acre fire in northern Hidalgo County
• Baby girl may be latest hot-car victim
• Baby girl may be latest hot-car victim
• Filipinos share culture on independence day
• Filipinos share culture on independence day
• Pharr to help Mercedes recycle
• Pharr to help Mercedes recycle
• Progress seen for women — in cartels
• Progress seen for women - in cartels
• Edinburg PD welcomes 5 officers, names new gang unit leader
• Edinburg PD welcomes 5 officers, names new gang unit leader
• UTPA, STC expect to win national graduation race
• 2nd man sought in fatal McAllen shooting
• Drug war hampers bridge revenues, Valley officials say
• Drug war hampers bridge revenues, Valley officials say
• Texas Lege rains some good news for Valley schools
• Leaders seek to attract more traffic to Donna bridge
• Infant dies after apparently being left in hot car
• Authorities search for suspect in McAllen shooting death
• Valley doctor offers tips for staying safe in the summer sun
• Fire station in north Edinburg part of budget talks
• Cities amend block grant budgets
• Man accused of masturbating at H.E.B. parking lot
• McAllen police investigate shooting death
• Locals pack Valley parks amid high gas prices
• DPS official clarifies information about shootout near Abram
• Democrats add small changes to $4B cut to Texas schools
• Sharyland voters may see tax election in fall
• County encouraging residents to prepare for hurricane season
• Feds still trying to find origin of machine gun ammo seized in San Juan
• Santa Ana tries to attract locals with summer programs
• Rescue group takes three Weimaraners to New Mexico to save them
• Visitors Pavilion at National Butterfly Center opens
• Feds still trying to find origin of machine gun ammo seized in San Juan
• Man charged with robbing pastor at gunpoint
• WIN TICKETS: Six Flags Fiesta Texas
• La Joya municipal judge resigns
• CBP head: Fighting corruption a challenge
• Change under way at 'tent city' for detained immigrants
• Sheriff: Drugs, domestic violence leading causes of homicides
• Mercedes soldier awaits return home
• Sources: U.S. authorities didn't come under heavy fire at border
• VIDEO: U.S. authorities didn't come under heavy fire at border, sources say
• Denim manufacturer begins hiring process in Edinburg
• Police: Man who pointed gun at BP agent smelled of alcohol
• Police: Man who pointed gun at BP agent smelled of alcohol
• Police: Man charged for masturbating at Starbucks in McAllen
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa: Teach For America key to raising Valley schools
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa: Teach For America key to raising Valley schools
• Former sheriff's deputy pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• VIDEO: 3 suspected smugglers injured in shootout near Rio Grande
• Cameron County likely to impose fireworks guidelines
• Cuban cigars tempt Americans south of border
• Man charged in sex crimes involving 14-year-old, 6-year-old
• Workshop to help parents address puberty with kids
• Mission school board affirms pay-cut measure
• Mission school board affirms pay-cut measure
• Developer charged under colonia prevention law near Port Isabel
• Developer charged under colonia prevention law near Port Isabel
• Cities buy fuel from La Joya ISD
• Cities buy fuel from La Joya ISD
• Fair to provide homeownership advice
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa: Medicare must be preserved
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa: Medicare must be preserved
• Two detained after shots fired in McAllen
• Two detained after shots fired in McAllen
• Mission teen admits to chase through rush hour traffic, crashing into cop car, house
• BISD superintendent resigns
• Roma woman to pay cops' medical bills after smuggling immigrants
• UTPA rifle alert a false alarm, police say
• Resacas fall victim to recent drought
• Progress reported in search for Zapata killers
• VIDEO: American, Mexican officials talk border security at mayors conference in Weslaco
• Coalition fosters healthful eating through gardens
• Two detained following McAllen shooting
• Rowe High alumna tapped to dance on ‘Colbert Report’
• DEA: Zetas-Gulf split likely boosting pot traffic through Valley
• McAllen wants new ideas for Boeye Reservoir
• High-powered ammo destined for Mexico found in San Juan
• Perry revives sanctuary cities bill
• Two men charged with sexual crimes involving children
• Cartel shootout reported near Los Indios bridge
• Annual healthcare project treats patients, trains authorities
• South Texas county leaders convening in RGV
• Headless bodies found along Reynosa-Monterrey highway
• Coalition fosters healthful eating through gardens
• Federal agents to search for bodies in Texas house
• Weslaco mails mass love letters to Chick-fil-A
• Brownsville police continue search for bank robbery suspect
• Harlingen could become sanctuary city for birds
• Seatbelt couldn't save Alamo motorist in 1-vehicle wreck, DPS says
• CBP: More than $1.2M of pot seized near La Joya
• Father, son charged after relative shot dead
• La Joya school board appoints new trustee
• Stimulus funds tapped for rural infrastructure projects
• Stimulus funds tapped for rural infrastructure projects
• Fires spark rinsing of dirty power lines in Brownsville
• Afternoon street battles disrupt western Reynosa
• Construction almost complete on Roma fire station
• Local teachers join day of action against budget cuts
• Local teachers join day of action against budget cuts
• Harlingen could become sanctuary city for birds
• University Center at Harlingen aims to open learning opportunities
• Judge: Atkinson needs state's help to continue Tetreau Kalifa lawsuit
• Drive gathering donations for U.S. forces overseas
• 89-year-old WWII veteran presented with diploma
• Man injured in Edinburg drive-by shooting
• Early voting in Donna, Mercedes begins today
• Sharyland filmmaker points lens at plight of cyclists
• Mexican Army finds 'Monsters' in Ciudad Camargo
• Fashion show targets childhood obesity
• Early voting in Donna, Mercedes begins Monday
• Source: Young Zeta foot soldiers hunted in Reynosa
• 89-year-old receives honorary diploma at Lasara High
• Lasara High’s first graduating class faces future
• Drive gathering donations for U.S. forces overseas
• Filibuster propels state Sen. Wendy Davis into spotlight
• Car accident causes Edinburg power outage
• McAllen graduate prepares for third space flight
• Hidalgo County legislators honored
• Five taken to hospital after rollover
• RGV seniors graduate this weekend
• Speller deflects pressure, likes competing
• Advocates of AIDS awareness say number of new cases is increasing
• Airport hosts benefit for Franklins
• Sources: Zetas responsible for two grenade attacks in Reynosa
• Special session could revive sanctuary cities bill
• McAllen graduate prepares for third space flight
• Federal grant reductions could hamper regional disaster response
• Authorities: 26 pounds of methamphetmine seized at Hidalgo Reynosa International Bridge
• DPS: Suspected smuggler identified
• Border Patrol seizes more than 16 tons of marijuana in one week
• ICE agents find more than 1,100 pounds of marijuana in bunker
• Federal grant reductions could hamper regional disaster response
• Rio Grande City native Hinojosa to receive top award for federal judges
• Schools to offer free breakfasts, lunches during summer
• Rio Grande City native Hinojosa to receive top award for federal judges
• Mission EDA asset dispute to be settled in court
• Two arrested on prostitution charges at Pharr gentlemen's club
• Suspect in fatal shooting hospitalized
• Border Patrol agents find body near Peñitas
• Brownsville police investigating bank robbery
• Final 2 defendants get probation in PSJA bribery case
• Border Patrol seizes 16 tons of pot in 1 week
• Mission schools look to trim vacation, holiday pay
• VIDEO: Troopers open fire during chase near McCook, catch false courier near Peñitas
• McAllen families mourn loss of historic Crockett Elementary
• Pharr debuts venue for medium-sized events
• Pennsylvania girl wins Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Brownsville speller goes far in national bee
• Jury acquits man accused of killing teacher during violent McAllen chase
• Agua SUD board members may get longer tenures
• McAllen families mourn loss of historic Crockett Elementary
• Demonstrators ask for larger education budget
• Pharr debuts venue for medium-sized events
• VIDEO: Troopers open fire during chase near McCook, catch false courier near Peñitas
• Ton of pot found amid rotten watermelons in Edinburg
• Agents find pot load outside Roma chicken restaurant
• Mission schools look to trim vacation, holiday pay
• Water supplier to add new office
• Marines detain 6 men with nearly half ton of pot, guns in Nueva Ciudad Guerrero
• ORC Industries loses contracts, lays off workers
• Police: Cousin shot McAllen murder victim
• McAllen’s new $25.7M library expected to open by year’s end
• New Zetas identified in San Fernando mass grave case
• Old, new guards at Elsa City Hall point fingers over disarray in operations
• Valley speller heads to semifinals in national competition
• New sheriff’s office substation in Weslaco expected to save time, money
• New Teach for America cohort prepares for classrooms
• La Villa schools may miss federal progress goals
• Local authorities find Mexican national who escaped federal custody
• Man claims smuggler he met at nightclub forced him into moving drug load
• About 12 pounds of cocaine seized in Hidalgo
• Man fatally shot near downtown McAllen
• 8-year-old girl electrocuted at home
• Harlingen City Commission to discuss EDC budget
• DPS troopers seize 46 bundles of marijuana
• Brush piles pose danger in hurricane season
• Hurricane season 2011 begins
• Bridge tolls increase at Hidalgo, Anzalduas border crossings
• Special session of Legislature holds mixed bag for local educators
• Teens arrested and charged in connection with senior prank at high school
• Decline in detainee numbers results in layoffs at ICE facility in Raymondville
• Elections fallout continues in Elsa
• Mexican military reports firefights, seizures
• Robber fires gun during three convenience store stickups
• Weslaco seeks entrepreneurs to fill downtown
• Auto dealer donates sculpture to McAllen’s airport
• Valley nets zero new congressional seats under GOP map
• Santana cancels upcoming show at State Farm Arena
• Lion dies at Gladys Porter Zoo
• Man busted in alleged cartel cash smuggling scheme
• A hike with U.S Border Patrol agents through an illegal immigrant trail
• NWS: Tornadoes created by hurricanes, weak and short-lived
• Spring brings rare bird sightings to Valley
• Baytown man drowns at South Padre Island
• Mission honors its fallen service members
• Local teen selected for Fox cooking competition
• Republicans try to avoid a special session
• Police academy closure averted
• UTPA, Teach for America win large federal grants
• 'Lest we forget ...'
• Veterans come together in cooking competition
• Officials: Preparedness key heading into Atlantic hurricane season
• Tornadoes spawned by hurricanes generally weaker than recent Midwest twisters
• 'Lest we forget ...'
• Catholic Charities to sponsor 25 additional summer food program sites in RGV
• Violent crime increases in Harlingen by more than 30 percent in 2010
• Valley’s national spelling bee finalist has a way with words
• Texas Legislature passes budget that cuts billions
• DPS list identifies spillover crimes in Texas; local officials dispute some cases
• Air Fiesta performer Amanda Franklin succumbs to injuries from crash
• County’s early college programs, students flourish
• CENTENNIAL: Former San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railway began in 1927
• Rare duck documented in Cameron County
• Marine Military Academy graduates 52 on Memorial Day weekend
• NICU helps give preemies a fighting chance
• Mexican authorities seize more than 1 ton of marijuana
• Water District will take bids for water rights despite city protest
• Edinburg Marine recovering in the U.S.
• Man sought for murder deported to Mexico
• Edinburg man receives 45-year sentence after shooting drug dealer
• Edcouch-Elsa selects new superintendent to guide district into future
• Cuellar speaks on federal budget, deficit
• Prison warden, guards charged in prison escape
• Federal jury convicts San Juan man of operating drug stash house
• What we love about South Padre Island
• Boom or Bust: Dry period follows rainy stretch as farmers struggle to adjust
• Mexican Army: 2 gunmen killed near San Fernando
• U.S. Consular Agency reopens in Reynosa
• McAllen to open Botanical Gardens once a month
• State funds to clear U.S. 281 bottleneck
• Pharr commissioners call for city beautification
• Mexico wants U.S. to extradite Reynosa prison escapee
• 21-year-old to face human smuggling charges after 20-minute police pursuit
• Project to ease traffic near Mission schools
• Ridge Against Hunger returns to benefit food bank
• Feds ask travelers to prepare as summer vacation begins
• STC wins place on Gates Foundation graduation grant
• The Business of Leisure: Students expect big returns from video game class
• South Texas Lyric Opera ends season with timeless 'La Traviata'
• Several hospitalized after multi-vehicle collision in McAllen
• 28 dead, 700 flee as gang battles hit west Mexico
• Donna expands sewer lines to colonias, eyes annexation
• 3 arrested after chase from Sullivan City to McAllen
• UTB student president's stay in U.S. remains in limbo
• New McAllen school trustees address factions, academics
• After high-speed chase with gunshots in McAllen, manslaughter trial begins for man fleeing attackers
• Jurors convict men after pot found mixed with building materials in Pharr
• Texas ranks 43rd on spending per pupil list
• Carjackers sentenced after attack in McAllen parking lot
• Rio Hondo firefighter searches for victims amid Joplin tornado's ruins
• Reynosa inmates dig their way out of prison
• Texas Senate blocks sanctuary cities bill
• Dropout recovery bill barely escapes its death
• San Juanita Sanchez takes office with strong words for commission
• Perry talks border security in Edinburg trip
• Rio Hondo firefighter delivers aid to tornado victims, including his son
• As hostile takeover by McAllen looms, District 3 mulls selling water rights
• Leaked IDEA Public Schools emails reveal private conversations
• IDEA Public Schools' marketplace approach shines in leaked emails
• Texas House passes bill to let McAllen dissolve water district
• Texas House passes bill to let McAllen dissolve water district
• Pharr police arrest man on indecent exposure charge
• Man arrested near Alton on sex charges involving pre-teens
• Top Colorado officials prod feds over Hartley case
• Final sentence given in Roma-based pot trafficking ring
• Capital murder trial begins in 2010 drug shooting case near Alton
• Mexican Navy: Tamps. State Police officers, commander who worked for Zetas arrested
• Edinburg police: Victim says home searched by fake cops
• STC Campus evacuated after mixing of chemicals
• How McAllen bled a water district dry
• Students put physics to work in 'Rowe Your Boat' competition
• Report: Services lacking at Harlingen center for residents with disabilities
• Edinburg Marine recovering after roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Local high schools make national list for college prep efforts
• Relatives on trial after 1,400 pounds of pot found in Edinburg
• DPS finds $3.8M of cocaine during undercover operation near Edinburg
• Brownsville native killed in Missouri tornado
• Edinburg U.S. Marine recovering after surviving makeshift bomb
• Analyst sheds light on rising, falling gas prices
• Brownsville breaks Guinness world record with 2,206 anglers
• Man charged with murder after fatal shooting outside Alamo bar
• Reality show contestant finds niche with Univision
• TxDOT: Motorcyclists dying in record numbers
• Energy efficiency touted for sales tax holiday
• Former Pharr mayoral candidate gets felony conviction
• Texas students wait for word on college grants
• Wreck closes northbound U.S. 281 north of Edinburg
• McAllen bridal fair excites many for the special day
• McAllen bridal fair excites many for the special day
• UTPA business incubator recognized as nation's best
• Med High students honored at national competition
• Bill would give Valley new federal judgeship
• Authorities help teens learn about the consequences of their choices
• Local ministers say Rapture hype stirred up unneccesary anxiety
• Investigators question rising numbers of drug smugglers claiming forced recruitment by Mexican cartels
• How Gulf Cartel plaza boss’ arrest may affect Miguel Alemán remains unclear
• Soldiers find 440 pounds of pot in Mier
• Authorities help teens learn about the consequences of their choices
• Local educator, teacher group win big H.E.B. awards
• San Juan police get 110 firearms off the streets through buyback
• Mission volunteers help with tornado relief in Alabama
• Analyst sheds light on rising, falling gas prices
• Planning in progress for research, education park in McAllen
• Authorities: Top Gulf Cartel lieutenant caught in Reynosa
• Sheriff’s office shuts down alleged eight-liner arcade, arrests owner
• San Juan Police Department gets tracking dogs
• Authorities to be on lookout for seatbelt violations
• Federal grand jury indicts more in gun ring
• Planning in progress for research, education park in McAllen
• TxDOT offers to move FM 755 realignment 10 feet farther from neighborhood
• Leaders: Agreement on $80.6 B state budget reached
• Mercedes gets ready for election round two
• Jewelry recovered; two suspects identified in Monday robbery
• TSTC grad ready for NASA
• Kids' fishing event slated for Saturday
• Alejandro recuses himself from Zavaletta case
• Hidalgo receives $6 million in federal funding for wastewater plant
• La Joya police look for suspicious person, find over 1,200 pounds of pot
• Mexican army confirms clash with gunmen near Los Indios bridge
• SBA names security company owner Small Business Person of the Year
• National journal honors STC, UTPA for Hispanic graduates
• Hidalgo County man charged with possession with intent to distribute
• Hidalgo County man charged with possession with intent to distribute
• Newly elected La Joya mayor, aldermen take office
• Newly elected La Joya mayor, aldermen take office
• Go Red for Women aims to empower women, improve heart health
• Go Red for Women aims to empower women, improve heart health
• Renaissance to offer free health screenings Saturday
• Renaissance to offer free health screenings Saturday
• Videotape leads authorities to alleged sexual predator
• Videotape leads authorities to alleged sexual predator
• Jurors convict mastermind behind baker’s kidnapping, Border Patrol agent’s botched carjacking
• Hidalgo receives $6 million in federal funding for wastewater plant
• McAllen mayor: Low election turnout “sad news” for city
• Mercedes police arrest barricaded suspect
• Edinburg house fire 'suspicious,' chief says
• Simon eyes second floor, food court expansion at La Plaza Mall
• Simon eyes second floor, food court expansion at La Plaza Mall
• Hinojosa amendment guts sanctuary cities bill
• Hinojosa amendment guts sanctuary cities bill
• Edinburg at forefront of economic boom, city officials say
• Police investigate threatening phone call made to San Juan city secretary
• Texas, Tamaulipas to restore suspension bridge in stages
• McAllen police gather to honor fallen brothers
• Vayven Del Amor percussionist shot in crossfire in Diaz Ordaz
• Appeals court rules notice of cartel kingpin's sentencing should have been public
• Appeals court rules notice of Gulf Cartel kingpin’s sentencing should have been public
• Cartel trafficking ring funneled tons of cocaine from RGV to Houston, prosecutors say
• Former Weslaco schools trustee pleads not guilty in extortion case
• McAllen man dies after wreck
• New Edinburg council members sworn into office
• Redistricting lawsuit moved to federal court in McAllen
• Texas Poet Laureate has kind words for craft
• Top Harlingen students blind-sided by younger student's ascent to valedictorian
• CBP: Calif. fugitive arrested at Progreso bridge
• Mexican Army seizes weapons, more than 2 tons of pot near Miguel Aleman
• County courthouse considered historic under statute
• Man hit by SUV on 10th Street in serious condition after going airborne
• Drug treatment facility named after Rep. Peña's son
• 2 workers rescued by Mexican Navy in Ciudad Mier
• New Edinburg council members sworn into office
• Redistricting lawsuit moved to federal court in McAllen
• San Juan police: Buyback program taking sawed-off shotguns, other firearms 'off the streets'
• Mission to seek court order eyeing assets of Economic Development Authority
• McAllen drops restraining order after striking deal with water district
• Woman allegedly kidnapped, now safe
• Therapy dogs to spread love to young patients
• DeLeon Middle School releases pioneering mobile app
• New details released on La Plaza Mall robbery
• Fallen heroes remembered, honored during ceremony
• Deputies find 7,500 pounds of marijuana, santisma muerte shrine in San Juan
• Deputies find 7,500 pounds of marijuana, santisma muerte shrine in San Juan
• Mission police pull body out of river
• Mission police pull body out of river
• Agents seize bird found in empty beer box
• Agents seize bird found in empty beer box
• Family mourns loss of second son in one month
• Rio Grande City man gets five years probation in child pornography case
• Fallen heroes remembered, honored during ceremony
• Community says goodbye to La Joya Police Chief
• Teens feel squeeze from job market demands
• Teens feel squeeze from job market demands
• Donna hopes longer bridge hours will woo traffic
• What Festiva saw at the Roger Creager concert
• Police searching for La Plaza Mall robbery suspects
• Apartment fire stirs emotions in McAllen
• Mid Valley Airport goes international
• Mission charities hope for grant money through city
• Mission charities hope for grant money through city
• Feds award $1.94M to enhance emergency communication among Valley responders
• Feds award $1.94M to enhance emergency communication among Valley responders
• Former migrant woman works to help others
• Former migrant woman works to help others
• Elsa victor awakes to vandalism at business
• Elsa victor awakes to vandalism at business
• Mid Valley Airport goes international
• More local students win coveted Gates Scholarship
• More local students win coveted Gates Scholarship
• Among western Hidalgo County elections, longtime mayor Billy Leo is dealt an upset
• Donna and Mercedes ready for run-offs
• Delta turnout high as winners vow changes
• Biggest cities, school board races have lowest turnout
• First-time candidate defeats Brownsville mayor
• Well-known Edinburg names win council seats
• McAllen voters give school board winners wide margins
• Voters bring change to Weslaco schools, keep Progreso school board incumbents
• Brownsville's Ahumada likely to lose race, says 'Don't feel sorry for me'
• STC highlights first-generation graduates
• UTPA awards posthumous degree
• Politicians’ visits to border, Washington brings back rhetoric on spillover violence
• County positions draw those with political ambitions
• County has abundance of public sector workers elected to public office
• McAllen kidney donor posthumously recognized
• Violence continues in Mexico
• La Joya chief Del Angel remembered as loving father, dedicated officer
• Agua SUD sets Sullivan sewer rates
• Hinojosa seeks state Democratic post
• Rio Grande City man sentenced to life in prison for drug trafficking
• Reynosa resident sentenced in gun trafficking scheme
• Two arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Pathologist: La Joya police chief's death a suicide
• La Joya police chief found shot to death
• Internet, social networking sites provide problems, resources for law enforcement
• NWS: Thursday's rain didn't help much
• McAllen opens Curtis Park
• 500 Mexican soldiers to join Tamaulipas police
• Texas House kills teacher furloughs, pay cuts bill
• House bill would allow districts to cut salaries, work days
• Former Weslaco trustee accused of soliciting bribe during construction bids
• Candidate alleges bribery in San Juan early voting
• McAllen opens Curtis Park
• FDA recalls dietary supplements that may be labeled as antibiotics
• FDA recalls dietary supplements that may be labeled as antibiotics
• More than 2,700 pounds of marijuana seized at abandoned ranch
• More than 2,700 pounds of marijuana seized at abandoned ranch
• McAllen, Hidalgo reach water deal
• Internet, social networking sites provide problems, resources for law enforcement
• CBP: Brownsville man tried to smuggle $806K in cocaine
• Edinburg man allegedly records girl undressing before shower, is charged with possession of child pornography
• McAllen-bound bus hits highway light pole; 1 dead, 21 hurt
• Child care conference to focus on fun learning strategies
• Nearly 3,500 vote early in McAllen
• Grass fires: a preventable burden
• McAllen school board reviews first official budget draft
• Officials: About 25 percent of La Joya residents vote early
• Former Edinburg schoolteacher charged with child pornography possession
• U.S. Senate candidate Sanchez a popular figure in hometown
• U.S. Senate candidate Sanchez a popular figure in hometown
• Local authorities weigh in on border security in Washington
• Local authorities weigh in on border security in Washington
• Man accused of raping elementary school student
• Sales tax payments bring mixed news
• Mexican officials warn of extortion attempts
• Zapata family poses questions about son’s murder
• Nearly 3,500 vote early in McAllen
• Border Patrol agents involved in a shootout near Mission
• Salary postings premature
• Brownsville a 'Texas treasure' for keeping history alive
• Brownsville port endures sea changes in economy over 75 years
• Quick thinking, technology help save woman from heart attack
• Valley leaders applaud Obama's call for immigration reform after El Paso speech
• Quick thinking, technology help save woman from heart attack
• Feds accuse man of being tied to De Alba bakery owner’s kidnapping, failed carjacking of Border Patrol agent
• Sanctuary cities bill puts schools in tough spot
• Sanctuary cities bill puts schools in tough spot
• Mexican immigration officials in custody on kidnapping charges
• Mexican immigration officials in custody on kidnapping charges
• Opponents spar over City of Hidalgo bond election
• Opponents spar over City of Hidalgo bond election
• Not guilty on state charges, feds try to pin man to De Alba bakery owner’s kidnapping, failed carjacking of Border Patrol agent
• Mexico looks to recruit officers for new force in Chihuahua
• Mexico looks to recruit officers for new force in Chihuahua
• SALCINES: Friendship a Heart Connection
• Opponents spar over City of Hidalgo bond election
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive set for Saturday
• Heroin load nabbed in Hidalgo
• After Texas Senate vote, UTPA president calls guns-on-campus idea 'frightening'
• Edinburg police celebrate 4 promotions
• Hidalgo, Anzalduas bridge tolls may rise June 1
• State-to-state pacts let Texas residents use other states' gun licenses here
• After Texas Senate vote, UTPA president calls guns-on-campus idea 'frightening'
• State Sen. Hinojosa named to budget conference committee
• Meeting to address sewer rates in Sullivan City
• Meeting to address sewer rates in Sullivan City
• Edinburg police celebrate 4 promotions
• 2 in custody after Donna police respond to 2 armed robberies
• Man sentenced to 5 years after sexually assaulting girl at McAllen community center
• What Festiva saw at the Randy Rogers Band show
• Who won the Cinesol 24-Hour Film Dash?
• Brownsville debates plastic bag ban
• Trustees defend travel expenditures
• One woman dead, 5 injured in McAllen collision
• After error, McAllen changes voting process
• Business, traffic makeover set for UTPA's 'front door'
• Valley residents celebrate dragonflies, Mother Nature in Weslaco
• Pharr eyes new role for convention center
• Pharr eyes new role for convention center
• After error, McAllen changes voting process
• Cameron County chase involves five law enforcement agencies
• Mexican Navy kills gunmen, seizes arms, drugs in Tamps.
• IDEA schools drawing students, funding from other districts
• Residents indulge in Harlingen parks
• Brownsville-based carrier in talks with St. Louis airport on air cargo deal
• Mariachi violinist celebrates moms through music
• Medicaid cuts could drive doctors from Valley
• McAllen man tangled in international pre-Columbian artifact smuggling case
• Scholarship created in fallen UTPA student’s honor
• IMAS switching to ‘green’ energy
• Grill masters clash at Cinco de Mayo festival
• Six charged after officials raid Reynosa stash house, free captives
• Students compete to assemble robots, navigate obstacle course
• Officials: No major injuries in charter bus crash
• Mission auto wreck leaves two adults dead, two children injured
• US-bred criminal accused in Mexico mass killings
• Officials look to curb underage drinking ahead of prom
• McAllen police arrest man suspected of kidnapping his girlfriend
• Rep. Hinojosa urges educators, students to speak out against budget cuts
• Donna police arrest admitted Zeta member on theft charge
• On eve of HBO concert, Gaga gives haters more to gag about
• Officials: Several seriously injured as bus carrying Donna schoolchildren crashes
• Four Reynosa cops arraigned on kidnapping and organized crime charges
• College Board bestows Inspiration Award on PSJA North High School
• Slain federal agent's name graces buildings, boat ramp, legislation and more
• Suspended, convicted JP Palacios requests a new trial
• New criminal justice lab named in honor of slain federal agent
• Jurors convict county judge’s assistant in connection with 2007 courthouse brawl
• Bill on UTB-TSC split passes Senate
• Former DPS employee admits to illegally selling driver’s licenses
• Car mishap leads to drug arrest
• Pepe's on the River for sale
• Red Cross collecting tornado relief donations Friday
• Ex-Willacy County judge jailed for perjury
• Matamoros shootout closes international bridge
• Teen girl is taken off life support, dies after near-drowning in Donna canal
• Planning committee evaluates arts in Pharr
• Suspect sought in San Juan home invasion
• 3 try to unseat Weslaco District 2 commissioner
• Texas DPS director speaks at annual Mission prayer lunch
• Immigration activists protest House bill
• Immigration activists protest House bill
• Edinburg train depot to be restored again
• Edinburg train depot to be restored again
• The faithful get into the spirit on National Day of Prayer in Edinburg
• McAllen, firefighters ink two-year, no-raise contract
• Rio Grande City expands smoking ban
• Teen faces 3-year prison sentence on drug, assault charges after Pharr drive-by shooting
• Expanding Web: Mission Chamber of Commerce connects with surge of new members
• Click here to read tomorrow's Festiva
• Woman reports $25,000 missing
• Donna teen to be taken off life support
• Cameron County files census lawsuit
• Large number of candidates yields strong early voting in Mercedes
• Nonprofit offering free help for home caregivers
• Texas Senate passes state budget
• RGV business, school leaders may sue Texas over funding law
• CBP: Some $800K of cocaine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• More than 13 tons in pot seizures announced by Border Patrol
• Cinco de Mayo: Experts explain 'Mexican Mardi Gras'
• New buses boost Metro McAllen to flashy ridership stats
• McAllen can't afford police raises, commissioner says
• Report finds more safety lapses at VA hospitals as lawmakers rip agency
• Texas Senate passes bill targeting flow of guns, cash into Mexico
• Longoria pleads not guilty to charges
• Rainbow halo seen around sun in Hidalgo County
• Gunmen sought in overnight shooting
• CBP officers seize $800,000 worth of cocaine
• Mexican Federal Police: 16 freed from Reynosa stash house
• Business, school leaders may sue state to fix education funding
• Former Harlingen official attempts to appeal termination
• Jailed man claims to be Mexican federal officer
• Summer of superhero movies puts spotlight on local comic book stores
• 'Tom' foolery earns Edinburg actors a trip to UIL finals in Austin
• Like Pop Tarts? Make your own toaster pastries at home
• Agency looking into sports bar's role in accident
• Early voting under way in San Juan
• Texas Senate honors slain ICE agent Zapata with resolution
• Palmhurst candidates want to preserve city's 'way of life'
• Federal grants open to college students this summer
• Regents chairman: University of Texas System needs more students, cheaper tuition
• Border Patrol's new RGV Sector chief takes command
• Grass fire threatens homes near Edinburg; residents complain of dumping
• $1.019M approved for Bass Pro parking lot bid
• Woman charged with manslaughter in death of 20-year-old
• Families, friends remember sacrifice of veterans
• Bin Laden, 9/11 changed Valley lives
• THE BOOK REPORT: Christmas Mornings, Arabian Nights
• Valley students learn ins, outs of Texas politics as legislative aides in Austin
• Weslaco DJ keeps tejano alive with online radio station
• WIN TICKETS: Randy Rogers Band at Las Palmas Race Park
• Edinburg swears in new police chief
• McAllen obtains temporary restraining order against water district
• McAllen Public Utility helps homeowner after struggle with water district
• McAllen Public Utility helps homeowner after struggle with water district
• 2 drivers arrested in separate fatal wrecks
• Police: Man tried to run over girlfriend before reporting her missing
• 3 slates vie to bring development to Donna
• Valley school leaders to host discussion on budget cuts' ripple effect
• Mexican national claims threats against family forced him into drug smuggling
• Mexican national arrested in DPS drug bust in McAllen
• Sheriff: Home invasion victim shot 2 gang members dead
• Official reaction to Osama bin Laden death
• Residents wary of noise, safety issues if FM 755 moved
• WTC beam to be a part of new SPI fire station
• Kemp's ridley nesting begins
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar releases statement on Osama bin Laden's death
• RGV vet on bin Laden's death: Feeling is 'kind of indescribable'
• Candidates vie for school-board seats in McAllen, Weslaco, Progreso, Roma
• Survey: McAllen residents support raises for police, firefighters
• Survey: McAllen residents support raises for police, firefighters
• Residents of quiet RGC street irked by plan for bypass
• Local workers sue McAllen over wage dispute
• Local workers sue McAllen over wage dispute
• Candidates vie for school-board seats in McAllen, Weslaco, Progreso, Roma
• Is Miguel Alemán the next to fall to drug violence?
• Privacy advocates question proposed supplemental passport form
• Western-themed museum fundraiser entertains people from around the world
• Man dreams of large book fair in Valley
• Valley residents hope beatification of Pope John Paul II followed by canonization
• Friends, colleagues react to former state Rep. Solis' guilty plea in Limas case
• Two killed in alleged home invasion
• Western Hidalgo County candidates call for progress, improvements
• Delta mayors try to hold onto seats
• Privacy advocates question proposed supplemental passport form
• McAllen PD searching for missing woman
• Four seek seats on Edinburg city council
• San Juan man charged with indecency with a child
• Woman arrested in connection with seizure of 123 pounds of pot
• County finalizing drainage projects in advance of hurricane season
• Cancer survivors take first lap at Relay for Life
• STC celebrates 12 years of academic achievement in Starr County
• Día del Niño celebrates high-risk children from colonias
• Local women celebrate the royal wedding in style
• Former Hidalgo County sheriff’s sergeant not guilty on sexual assault charge
• More than 170 kidnapping victims rescused in nine days in Mexico
• DPS seizes 9,440 pounds of marijuana
• Mercedes student receives $15,000 scholarship for diabetes research
• Jurors find former Hidalgo County sheriff's sergeant not guilty of sexual assault
• Mexican soldiers rescue 52 kidnapped immigrants
• 2 males charged with sexual assault of girl, 13, in Alamo
• Startup program in Mission picks students out of the cracks
• State Rep. Peña responds to redistricting-driven criticism
• San Juan man, 2 sons arrested in stabbing case
• 2 men arrested with $400K cash at Reynosa airport
• PSJA wins another national award for dropout campus
• PSJA wins another national award for dropout campus
• Rio Grande City Commission hires interim city manager
• Bloody clashes with Gulf, Zetas in Tamps. reported
• Bloody clashes with Gulf, Zetas in Tamps. reported
• National event Saturday aimed at safe disposal of prescription meds
• National event Saturday aimed at safe disposal of prescription meds
• Extracurricular expansion wins support in La Joya school board
• McAllen candidates discuss theater's future
• Police: McAllen man plots to kill his wife, stepdaughter
• Former ambulance company employee gets probation in fraud scheme
• McAllen City Commission candidate withdraws from race
• Man sentenced to jail time, fine in fatal drunken wreck
• Texas congressmen request drones for border
• Mission police: Men arrested after blinding helicopter's pilots with laser
• Math error in Bass Pro Shops project could prove costly for Harlingen EDC
• Zetas enforcers sentenced for roles in 2008 Rio Grande Valley abduction ring
• Company seeks to set up regional loan center to bring a hospital to Pharr
• Election-season Edcouch fight leads to charges
• Election-season Edcouch fight leads to charges
• Rotary Club: Thousands expected at Crawfish Boil at Convention Center
• Rotary Club: Thousands expected at Crawfish Boil at Convention Center
• 5 men arrested in Miguel Aleman are found guilty on weapons, drug charges
• 5 men arrested in Miguel Aleman are found guilty on weapons, drug charges
• Authorities quietly detain girlfriend of alleged mastermind in San Fernando mass-graves case
• Authorities quietly detain girlfriend of alleged mastermind in mass-graves case
• U.S. fans descend on London for wedding madness
• Kate's royal wedding dress still veiled in mystery
• Convicted drug smuggler to serve 30-year prison sentence
• WIN TICKETS: Kris Allen at Smokin' Aces
• Magic Valley: 1200 customers without power
• Alcohol sales, location boost Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen, Pharr sales tax revenues
• McAllen freezes 2012 theater reservations; Broadway shows could leave city
• Police, fire unions endorse Cabeza de Vaca for McAllen City Commission
• Hidalgo County settles suit with fired Pct. 1 employees
• Several McAllen school board candidates, Citizens League pull out of forum
• Alton police seize 220 pounds of marijuana
• Amigos del Valle can't support full green roof; San Juan looks at smaller scale
• Amigos del Valle can't support full green roof; San Juan looks at smaller scale
• Food bank prepares for annual ride fundraiser
• Food bank prepares for annual ride fundraiser
• STC employees may see drastic rise in healthcare costs
• McAllen addresses delay in pick-up of residents' brush
• More than a ton of pot found inside fake Dish Network van in Starr County
• San Fernando body count rises to 183; more violence reported in Tamaulipas
• Police rescued 51 abductees in Reynosa on same day municipal cops were arrested
• Famous Valley natives will judge 24 Hour Film Race
• Man charged with murder after allegedly opening fire on mob near his home
• Survey: McAllen residents want new fields, but split on taxes
• Small-city cops take on flow of drugs, people falling through the cracks of the border fence
• Limas raised eyebrows from the start
• Royal wedding offers chance to play dress-up
• Texas ends controversial school rating formula
• Survey: McAllen residents want new fields, but split on taxes
• Brownsville police: Roadside bomb found on highway didn’t pose ‘any danger’ to public
• Brownsville police: Bomb found on highway didn't pose 'any danger' to public
• Federal police arrest Reynosa cops one week after weapons seized for inspection
• Federal police arrest Reynosa cops one week after weapons seized for inspection
• Mission bans texting while driving
• Mission bans texting while driving
• Former, current officials sound off on ex-Judge Limas' conviction
• Brownsville zoo to highlight local species with new aquatic center
• Birders glimpse migratory spectacle on SPI
• Birders glimpse migratory spectacle on SPI
• Police: IED found on Brownsville highway
• Agencies battle brush fire near Progreso; no people, homes or businesses at risk, authorities say
• Valley worshippers celebrate Easter, rise of new life
• Valley worshippers celebrate Easter, rise of new life
• Holy Week visitors from Mexico cope with roadway perils to reach Valley
• STC president wins national higher education award
• Sen. Lucio wants to expand eligibility for school summer meals program
• Monterrey widow's lawsuit: Continental Airlines lost late husband's body
• Weslaco librarian wins $20,000 of graphic novels
• Christians throughout the Valley celebrate their principal holiday
• Tour of gardens brings back memories
• Second murder suspect in Pharr stabbing turns self in
• Christians throughout the Valley celebrate their principal holiday
• Plants can still thrive despite drought
• McAllen City Commission candidates to answer questions at two forums Thursday
• Palmview woman, infant son killed in Los Fresnos wreck
• Two arrested, weapons seized in San Fernando
• UTB-TSC distinguished lecturer to discuss child literacy
• Sources suggest Mexican drug cartels interfering with produce imports
• Stabbing victim's family pleads for help from public
• Agua SUD to host public hearing before setting sewer rates
• Jury finds McAllen oral surgeon not guilty in Medicaid fraud case
• Hundreds of faithful recognize Stations of the Cross
• San Juan wreck sends two to hospital
• Anzalduas Park still closed; Delta Lake Park open on Easter
• No injuries after tanker trucks explode in Nuevo Progreso
• Limas' role in lawsuit detailed
• Murder suspect deemed incompetent for trial
• Fingerprint program could expand to cities under state legislation
• Construction coming? Permits up across Valley as projects restarted
• Hidalgo County court employees plead guilty to bribery charges
• Former Hidalgo County court employees plead guilty to bribery charges
• Candidates split on how to negotiate with police, firefighters
• Candidates split on how to negotiate with police, firefighters
• Estranged girlfriend acquitted in Donna Lakes murder
• Estranged girlfriend acquitted in Donna Lakes murder
• Edinburg migrant students honored, heading to college
• Edinburg migrant students honored, heading to college
• McAllen police find 3,300 pounds of marijuana inside house
• Suspects sought in construction machinery thefts
• Senate budget proposal would direct money toward health care, education and public safety
• E-E school board appoints Layton’s sister to vacant seat
• San Juan to build on water plant
• Officials: Zetas go on rampage in Miguel Aleman
• FROM 2007: A Tender Heart
• Palmview shooting victim dies
• UTB to end open admissions after split with TSC
• Ex-Judge Limas’ guilty plea outlines connection to gaming arcades
• An Edinburg family channels grief into charity
• In attempt to name road after slain ICE agent, Brownsville leaders strike compromise
• McAllen candidates’ forum touches on legal fights, gay rights
• New B&G club expands space, adds amenities
• Today marks 22nd anniversary of McAllen war hero's assassination
• Mexican federal police rescue 68 from stash house in Reynosa
• McAllen oral surgeon’s Medicaid fraud case heads to jury
• HEART OF GOLD: An Edinburg family channels grief into charity
• Former Sullivan City police chief sentenced to 10 years in prison
• 2 tons of marijuana seized at McAllen house
• California guest vocalist to appear with jazz sextet
• Donna truck driver convicted of drug trafficking
• Pharr police investigate fatal stabbing
• Mexican military: 17 alleged cartel members killed, 4 abductees rescued in northern Tamaulipas cities
• Hidalgo County appoints temporary justice
• ICE, McAllen police seize pot
• Roma driver charged after 2 officers, 3 immigrants injured in chase
• House search nets 5,400 pounds of marijuana
• Hidalgo police: Fleeing smuggler fatally crushed against border fence by own vehicle
• Basilica takes on new changes
• E-E school board hesitates to cut athletics
• 31 Zetas arrested in probe of mass graves in San Fernando, Mexican authorities say
• Motel-slaying suspects charged with murder
• Lawyers: Donna schools cannot invest in filmmaker
• Mexican military: 17 alleged cartel members killed, 4 abductees rescued in northern Tamaulipas cities
• Basilica takes on new changes
• AG’s office warns of phone scam
• Harlingen Economic Development Corp. looking for short-term loan
• Deputies: Bees kill elderly couple at ranch outside Hebbronville
• McAllen school board candidates file first finance reports
• Rio Grande City city manager, police chief suspended amid federal lawsuit
• Mission accountant receives more than 2 years in prison in tax fraud case
• McAllen police arrest second hotel murder suspect, identify victim
• Former BISD trustee charged with reckless driving, evading arrest
• More Limas cases questioned
• Women attacked over a bottle of liquor
• Gladys Porter Zoo to highlight local species with new aquatic center
• AP IMPACT: Porn company is amassing 1-800 numbers
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• Syrian security forces open fire on sit-in
• McAllen police arrest hotel murder suspect
• Police: Man arrested after beating another man over drug transaction
• Border Patrol: 28 illegal immigrants rescued since Thursday
• Persons of interest sought after woman’s body found in McAllen motel
• Financial advisers say S&P warning no cause for panic
• McAllen schools may redesign resignation package
• Father says nonprofit exploited his cancer-patient daughter
• Memorial organizers to add veteran’s missing name and picture to family plaque
• Court records: Judge Limas bribed in sex-crime, intoxication cases
• RGV runners cross finish line in Boston Marathon
• Man charged with capital murder in baby’s death in Edinburg
• McAllen ranked one of worst U.S. cities for spring allergies
• Elsa man arrested after 39 pounds of meth found at Progreso bridge
• Bill would split UTB, TSC
• Eyeing drug abuse by teens, pharmacy offering to dispose of meds
• San Juan basilica draws special crowd for Palm Sunday, Holy Week
• Police: Roma man kills wife, self
• Police: Roma man kills wife, self
• Redistricting plan would give state Rep. Peña more conservative voters
• Redistricting plan would give state Rep. Peña more conservative voters
• Kids' Fun Day raises money for campers with disabilities
• Kids’ Fun Day raises money for campers with disabilities
• Highway Vandalism: Undoing road-sign graffiti proves a long, costly ordeal
• Hotel bookings lag as merchants pray for busy Holy Week
• Hotel bookings lag as merchants pray for busy Holy Week
• Details emerge of Limas’ cases: Court documents list lawsuits from judge’s tenure
• ‘Living in fear:’ Mexican violence spurs wealthy toward U.S. investments
• Several thousand 'vroom' to Island for Beach-N-Biker Fest
• Vida Verde provides green family fun
• Artificial reef at Port Mansfield could boost business
• Regional centers help broker deals
• Mexican Navy arrests a leading Zeta in connection with San Fernando case
• Local officials continue to urge caution during wildfire season
• Workforce grant to develop 239 workers’ skills
• Two men arrested with weapons in Miguel Aleman
• Retired general takes up cause of immigrant soldiers
• Cash for Trash asks public’s help in keeping northern SPI beaches clean
• Former FNB employee pleaded guilty to embezzlement
• Hidalgo County adds 2,000 jobs during March
• Former Weslaco police officer files defamation lawsuit
• Arrest made in triple homicide in Reynosa
• Tri-City Bombers charged in Edinburg shooting
• Forecasters predict dangerous wildfire conditions
• Elections commission hopes to curb voting fraud
• Undocumented immigrant deaths hit lowest level in six years in Rio Grande Valley
• McAllen school board votes to keep 58 teachers
• Mission to add 10 more police officers
• Brownsville mayor joins coalition to combat illegal firearms
• Authorities to get REAL on teenagers
• McAllen school board votes to keep new, young teachers
• Earth Fest to offer activities, entertainment
• Documents unsealed after ex-judge pleaded guilty to racketeering
• Border Patrol: $8.5M in drugs seized
• Fundraiser aims to boost Children’s Advocacy Center
• Congress sends shutdown antidote to Obama
• Source: In Reynosa, 3 killed in shootout, 3 victims of execution found
• Edinburg’s The Shoppes at RGV moving to grow to about 1/3 the size of La Plaza Mall
• Tamaulipas state officials: 23 more bodies found in mass graves in San Fernando
• Tamaulipas state officials: 23 more bodies found in mass graves in San Fernando
• Handful of UTPA volunteers hope to inspire more
• Edinburg slaying suspect in custody, warrant issued for 2nd person
• La Joya school board pushes dropout recovery
• Hartley-case witnesses’ statement corroborated widow’s, Zapata County sheriff says
• HOUSE OF GOALS: Indoor soccer comes to Pharr
• Mexican nationals get prison time after ammo bust at Hidalgo bridge
• Man gets probation after botched McAllen drug deal-turned-dragging
• Young Valley entrepreneurs get head start in world of business
• The best stuff to do this week (Vida Verde, Beach N Biker Fest and more!)
• New police, fire substations serving southern Mission
• Affidavits give details in Perez's slaying
• School heads to state championship
• Congress voting Thursday on budget-cutting plan
• More than $805K of cocaine seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Suspects sought after La Joya police chase ends in pot seizure
• Nonprofit could lose grants under federal budget proposal
• Job-training organization forced to do 'more with less' as cutbacks collide
• Young cancer patient seeks bone marrow donors
• Mexican authorities seize ammunition at Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge
• Lawyer fees top $810K for McAllen amid 2 years of wrangling with police, firefighters
• Suspect wanted since November in Mission slaying arrested
• Bullets that killed Rio Hondo teacher shoplifted, court records show
• New police, fire substations serving southern Mission
• Mexican national sentenced to 20 years in McAllen shopping center murder
• Last-minute tax filers get busy, more file online
• Savings on debt to fund more Edinburg school projects
• BISD employees cash in on resignation plan
• BISD employees cash in on resignation plan
• 16-year-old recovered at Veterans' International Bridge
• HPD: Toddler killed when father backed out of driveway
• La Joya police: Man arrested on drug, assault charges held immigrants for ransom
• 1 home burned, 40 threatened in Edinburg blaze sparked by illegal trash fire
• Mass-grave body count rises in San Fernando, Tamps.
• Budget deal could be windfall for local schools
• Budget deal that averted federal shutdown could be windfall for Valley schools
• Jurors convict man of murder at north McAllen shopping center
• Peñitas city officials visit Austin to ask for state funding
• Nolana to add 2 lanes, wider bridge to accommodate heavy traffic between Second, 23rd streets
• Trial begins for girlfriend accused of plotting man’s fatal stabbing, burning near Donna Lakes
• Mistrial declared in case of driver accused of killing former Mission teacher
• Sheriff: Shot, burned body identified, his slaying was gang-related
• Mission to file countersuit against former mayoral candidate
• WIN TICKETS: Clay Walker at Las Palmas Race Park
• Body found in Edinburg identified
• McAllen ISD may close Crockett Elementary to lower budget strains
• SJ city commish: Anger got better of me, but I didn't get physical
• USDA offers discrimination compensation to Hispanic and female farmers
• Officials: Alton home burned; toxic fumes released from 190K charred tires
• Motorcyclist dies after McAllen collision
• La Joya police: Teen who fled was smuggling immigrants
• La Joya police: Woman caught with 500 pounds of pot, her daughter in vehicle
• La Joya police: Woman caught with 500 pounds of pot, her daughter in vehicle
• Special-needs children get a shot at soccer
• Medicaid fraud trial of McAllen oral surgeon begins
• Power restored after outage at McAllen Police Department
• After apparent kidnapping, 'man without a country' arrested again
• Wedding planners open non-denominational McAllen chapel
• Teen detainees build home for Brownsville family
• Violence Against Women Conference set for this week
• Recall petitioners accuse San Juan city commissioner of assault
• Recall petitioners accuse San Juan city commissioner of assault
• Edinburg family promotes organ donation
• Seized-vehicle sales boost La Joya PD’s coffers
• Changes waiting in the wings at butterfly center in Mission
• TAKS season tests nerves
• Crash was a blow to Air Fiesta, but the show will go on
• Harlingen’s lease differs from other cities welcoming Bass Pro Shops
• Harlingen's lease differs from other cities welcoming Bass Pro Shops
• Santa Ana wildlife refuge still growing back from Alex flooding
• Santa Ana wildlife refuge still growing back from Alex flooding
• Warden Message to Inform U.S. Citizens about the Potential Dangers of Inter-City Bus Travel in Tamaulipas
• US citizen among bus passengers abducted in Mexico
• Valley pays tribute to Vietnam veterans with LZ-RGV event
• Chalk art event draws more than 100 competitors
• CENTENNIAL: Chance meeting leads Horn to make early contributions to McAllen
• Valley pays tribute to Vietnam veterans with LZ-RGV event
• Brownsville residents relieved that shutdown averted
• Lawmakers try to rename Alamo Road
• Senate bill would decriminalize some offenses by students in school
• More than 1,500 take part in March for Babies
• Volunteers gather trash along Arroyo Colorado
• PGR: 14 arraigned in connection with San Fernando mass graves
• McAllen city commission race begins to take shape
• Last-minute deal averts shutdown of government, parks
• U.S. Consulates General urges caution in three Mexico states
• Riding lessons help children with disabilities
• Guitar festival continues today
• Government shutdown threatens Arroyo Colorado clearing
• Judge Garza collection on exhibit at UTB-TSC
• Officials: So far, no victims found in mass graves are U.S. citizens
• San Juan recruits kids to up sales tax revenue
• Judicial commission orders convicted JP remain suspended without pay
• Colleague disputes story of professor who says he was ambushed in Mexico
• USDA to hold informational meeting on discrimination claims for Hispanic and women farmers
• Graffiti Wars brings taboo art into spotlight (McAllen, April 9)
• Trees planted in honor of Arbor Day
• STC speaker's colleague claims attack in Mexico never happened
• Brownsville mayor's DWI trial set after election
• Judge Garza honored by UTB-TSC collection
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Mexican families look for missing in pit victims
• NATO: No apology for hitting rebels in tanks
• McAllen curbs airport expansion
• Memorial wall helps veterans heal
• Facing deadline, school boards decide on jobs
• Professor: Mass grave discovery shows Zetas 'can commit atrocities with impunity'
• McAllen curbs airport expansion
• Group helps animals in need
• Federal gov’t shutdown wouldn’t halt CBP
• 2nd sister charged in alleged plot to murder one’s husband
• After La Joya police chase, 370 pounds of pot seized
• MARY ANN MILBOURN: 8 of 10 Americans know someone unemployed
• Wisconsin company brings 60 jobs to McAllen
• Cuts in education budget could have ripple effect
• City unveils Jaime J. Zapata Avenue street sign
• PSJA North's state weightlifting champ raised the bar for herself, her team
• Second woman to face capital murder charges in Mission slaying
• Local woman does part to help those in need
• Public debate over airline gets ugly in Brownsville
• Federal insurance program covers pre-existing conditions
• Brownsville ISD employees offered avenue to quit amid budget cuts
• Source: New mass grave near San Fernando, Tamps., is tip of the iceberg
• About 4,000 Rangers tickets stolen from vendor
• GOP prepares 1-week extension as shutdown looms
• Mission woman charged with murder in husband's slaying
• McAllen school, business officials brainstorm to 'transform'
• Hidalgo County Pct. 3 constable wins national recognition
• Hidalgo County cities to see tiny year-to-year rise in February sales tax revenue
• After little ones were served spoiled chicken, La Villa district seeks new cafeteria workers
• Man pleads guilty to fatal drunken wreck
• Author explains economics of ‘modern-day slavery’ to STC
• Murder trial begins in McAllen Buffalo Wild Wings case
• Street sign memorializing slain agent unveiled
• Federal insurance program covers pre-existing conditions
• Sheriff reveals amount of Perez's life insurance policy; gun recovered
• Bass Pro lease unveiled
• Los Fresnos schools may reduce tech spending
• As cost of living increases, more ask for help with food
• CBP announces new measures for poultry imports from Mexico
• Pharr takes action against vicious dogs
• New arrest in ICE agent’s slaying announced by Mexican authorities
• New arrest in ICE agent's slaying announced by Mexican authorities
• House’s Hispanic caucus files redistricting suit in Hidalgo County
• Human smuggling suspect remains at large
• Men don heels to spread domestic-violence awareness
• Men don heels to spread domestic-violence awareness
• Report details drugs, weapons and explosives seized by Mexican Military
• Former Texas National Bank heads, homebuilder, plead guilty in fraud case
• McAllen mayor talks international bridges on Capitol Hill
• McAllen school board moves to shave utility costs
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 6 killed
• Obama calls Boehner to White House to talk budget
• McAllen teen to be charged with attempted murder today
• Lower Rio Grande Development Council to find a new home in Weslaco
• Price of killing Rio Hondo teacher was $1,300
• San Benito mom: Car crashing into home 'sounded like a bomb'
• Economics Hit Home: Low interest rates push banks to charge schools more
• Rep. Peña breaks from GOP to oppose House budget
• Power outage shuts down Hidalgo County Courthouse
• Fires crop up around Valley
• Economics Hit Home: Low interest rates push banks to charge schools more
• Border Patrol agents seize about 2.5 tons marijuana over weekend
• Border Patrol agents rescue 15 illegal immigrants
• Texas House approves aerial hunts of hogs, coyotes
• Detention hearing Tuesday for ‘Person B’ in ex-Judge Lima’s racketeering case
• Water line break closes S. Main Street near La Plaza Mall
• Pharr police seize 440 pounds of marijuana
• McAllen, water district end showdown, refill reservoir
• Mexican soldiers arrest nine suspected kidnappers, rescue five victims
• Texas House approves 2-year budget
• Police: Man killed after driver plows vehicle into home
• Auto wreck causes power outage at McAllen airport
• STC seeks approval of third bachelor's degree program
• Home & Garden Show caters to families, encourages eco-living
• Prosecutors pool resources to combat border crimes
• PSJA North's state weightlifting champ raised the bar for herself, her team
• Roma students use pens to fight climate change
• Alamo truck driver killed in Reynosa
• Alamo truck driver killed in Reynosa
• Pharr bridge replaces faulty cameras
• Indictment details bribes, casts doubt over ex-judge's rulings
• Mexican army: 5 abductees rescued; 9 gunmen arrested after San Fernando firefight
• Pastor arrested in wife's slaying, charged with capital murder
• Constant leaks, repairs leave family thirsting for relief from water district
• Large weapons cache seized in Matamoros
• Education community takes to streets over proposed cuts
• Vehicular pursuit policies vary throughout Valley
• Constant leaks, repairs leave family thirsting for relief from water district
• Parents, students gather for IDEA’s first lottery
• City to charge higher prices for plots near Freddy Fender's grave
• Men in heels to bring awareness to domestic violence
• Mountain lion documented in Cameron County
• Fundraising run planned in memory of Zapata
• 'Healing Wall' helps Marine's daughter find closure
• Feds seize guns, grenades at Hidalgo bridge
• McAllen police searching for sexual assault suspect
• Border Patrol seizes more than $5 million in marijuana
• DPS choppers help put the dog in the fight against smugglers
• Stabbing suspect charged with attempted murder
• Pan Am chief asks city to table action on Mexico flights
• Coffee Port Road to be renamed for Zapata
• Suspect held without bond in Limas' racketeering case
• Parents find partner in autism-geared iPhone app
• San Juan develops new park, kitchen
• STC walk to honor former trustee, fund scholarship
• Donna home invasion probed by sheriff's investigators
• All but one MEDA employee to transfer to city
• Inspired By Life: Juanes gives students concert preview, reflections on music
• Police: San Juan man arrested for stabbing girlfriend; manhunt had locked down 2 schools
• Keeping 'Death Trap' Closed: Appeals court sides with family on Bicentennial overpass lawsuit
• Ex-state district judge pleads guilty to racketeering
• IDEA Public Schools to hold fundraiser Friday in Mission
• Superintendent: Donna student shot gun, still uncooperative
• Edinburg adding 2 middle schools
• Men plead guilty in Mid-Valley smuggling, money laundering ring
• Activists, students organize to remember César Chávez
• 3 local teachers win coveted H-E-B education awards
• STC event helps prepare students with disabilities for college
• Edinburg man wanted in Harlingen slaying
• Sullivan City chase reaches speeds of 120 mph, damages police vehicle
• Bank, NBA partner to revive McAllen school
• Returning Edinburg teachers face uncertain future
• 22 La Joya teachers may lose their jobs
• Thousands gather to sing Layton farewell
• Former state rep, five other dentists have charges dropped in Medicaid fraud case
• La Villa students fall ill after eating in cafeteria
• Man faces life prison sentence for role in fatal McAllen home invasion
• Possible gun incident at middle school probed by Donna ISD police
• VIDEO: Embattled Edinburg cop formally charged on felony counts
• Former Monitor photographer to have exhibit on display in Weslaco
• Fund-raising run planned in memory of Zapata
• Officials announce up to $5 million reward in shootings of ICE agents
• Police: Money seized from laundering operation
• U.S. gov't offers up to $5 million reward for info on shooting of two ICE agents
• Bank, NBA partner to revive McAllen school
• Officials move forward with Roma-Mier bridge plans
• McAllen teen pleads guilty to aggravated assault after crash pinned boy beneath car
• Colonia cleanup to honor César Chávez
• Pilot from air-show crash released from hospital; his wife still in coma, recuperating
• U.S. turns over custody of Cardenas-Guillen helicopters to businesses
• Edinburg hires new police chief
• Mexican Officials: 34 kidnapping victims freed since January
• Texas leads nation in minimum wage workers
• Driver in fatal SPI rollover being held on $85,000 bond
• 'Monitor' earns 12 statewide awards for 2010 journalism
• Hidalgo County redistricting must balance urban, rural concerns
• Body found in Alton orchard; believed to be suicide
• Police: Woman duped Weslaco Walmart into refund
• Tyson entertains crowd at UTPA, bemoans apathy toward science in U.S.
• Edcouch-Elsa memorializes longtime community icon
• Minimum wage claims more Texas workers in 2010
• Mission City Council revokes MEDA’s charge to bring in economic development
• Edinburg man faces jail time in intoxication manslaughter case
• Border Patrol agents seize Amazon parrots
• Details emerge in Weslaco collision that killed 69-year-old woman
• Four dead following Nuevo Laredo shootout
• Hidalgo County superintendents secured higher pay last year
• Planned bridge inspection facilities target produce, its preservation
• Planned bridge inspection facilities target produce, its preservation
• 9-1-1 dispatch boss fired after probe finds he harassed female subordinate
• As Layton's family grieves, E-E students prepare memorial
• Hidalgo County judge, DA differ on how to collect more than $40M in delinquent fines
• Astrophysicist to close UTPA’s speaker series
• Starr County commissioner says he’ll step down to let his brother step in
• World Water Day makes a splash with kids at IMAS
• Driver charged after SPI wreck kills 3-year-old
• Pharr Hub Phestival a family event
• Longtime Edcouch-Elsa educator, school board member Layton dies
• Vietnam vet has tough time analyzing war, coming home
• Lane to be closed on Anzalduas Bridge
• As season ends, Nuevo Progreso merchants optimistic, tourists happy
• Cities take on scrap tires
• DEA concerned about Salvia and bath salts
• Onion Festival features vendors, music and horses
• Despite multiple efforts, retired officer’s insurance status unchanged
• McAllen residents ask city to finish park project
• Automobile collision kills woman
• Sheriff: Operation Street Sweep has netted 100 gang members
• North Texas men indicted in 'straw purchase' scheme to get guns
• Authorities: Homemade spikes used to deter Border Patrol
• Border Patrol seizes 1,000 pounds of marijuana near Cuevitas
• Police release new details about Thursday pot bust
• Police: Marijuana found in Friday morning raid
• Audi to come to San Juan Corners
• Vets to try new approach for hospital
• Some TSC trustees point to possible violation of law
• Worldly Tastes: More than 3,000 attend food festival at McAllen Convention Center
• Details emerge in purported Rio Grande City teen sex trafficking case
• Police investigating credit card abuse case, ask for public’s help
• Bids for veterans memorial spire far exceed budget
• STC student group hosts Earth Hour celebration Saturday
• McAllen school board candidates meet for first debate
• Pharr readies for Intocable at Hub Phest
• Onion Fest returning to Weslaco with music, horses, cooking
• Planned Parenthood: Funding cuts would have major impact on local, low-income women
• RMA back in action after delays
• Donors bring in chicken to Food Bank RGV
• Lawyer says Mercedes-Benz steering defect may have led to crash at McAllen home
• FESTIBA celebrates six years of fighting illiteracy
• Future unknown for Mission Economic Development Authority
• Two men detained following morning pursuit north of Palmview
• Mexican cartels strategize to win hearts and minds
• New census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• Police: Alvarez crashes Benz into home, is charged with DWI
• Former district clerk arrested on harassment charges
• Reynosa shootout leaves one dead
• McAllen utility trustee: Local water district is a ‘cancer’
• Voter ID bill passes Texas House along party-line vote
• Kennedy dedicates PSJA’s new namesake middle school
• Ex-fugitive charged with murder more than 2 years after slaying
• Police chief: Officer shoots own leg at training session, sustains minor injury
• Teenage girls allegedly trafficked to work as prostitutes in Rio Grande City
• ICE rescues kidnapped immigrant in Pharr forced to work in restaurant
• IRS warns against cutting corners, disreputable accountants as tax day looms
• Police intercept cash headed for Mexico
• More than a ton of pot seized in Fronton
• Police confirm prominent attorney arrested on DWI charges
• Former Hidalgo County district clerk arrested for harassment
• Brazilian deported from Mexico is back in Valley to face murder charges
• Homeowner, witnesses: Prominent defense attorney crashes into McAllen house
• City council yet to seize reins of Mission Economic Development Authority
• Jury gives Palacios probation in official oppression case
• Cameron County DA to determine for himself what killed his assistant prosecutor
• Resigning teachers could save $3.9M for McAllen schools
• Firefighters respond to blaze at Donna restaurant
• Updated: Slaying suspect expected to arrive in Hidalgo County today
• Murder suspect to be extradited from Mexico today
• Donna-Rio Bravo bridge to open rapid-service lane March 28
• Two factions fight for La Joya alderman seats once again
• Mission man charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child
• Car wreck kills assistant Cameron County prosecutor, his mother says
• Hidalgo County proceeds with census challenge
• Texas House begins debating Voter ID legislation
• Texas House begins debating Voter ID legislation
• Former McAllen mayor criticizes current administration
• Former McAllen mayor criticizes current administration
• U.S. Rep. Cuellar to host veterans forum
• Revised state budget could lessen Valley schools’ pain
• Meth found inside Corona beer at Hidalgo bridge
• Customs officers arrest men who allegedly tried to take $240k on Mexico-bound bus
• DPS troopers open fire during chase
• Mission man arrested for aggravated sexual assault of a child
• Alton receives about $9.6M to expand sewer service
• Candidates: McAllen school board members lack crucial 'education'
• Slim Pickings: Texas lawmakers hope bills yield patch for farm-labor gap
• Spring break sunny for SPI economy
• Auction reaffirms Roma students’ metal-project success as 2011 Livestock Show ends
• Christian bands bring high spirits to last day of 2011 RGV Livestock Show
• Valley residents hopeful and fearful of Libyan war
• Mexico comes to El Centro
• Department of Defense awards $4 million to UTPA
• Police: Father shoots baby with B.B. gun
• Sale of Champions, scholarships net financial support for students
• Firefighters injured by attacking bees
• Valley medic says he was fortunate to serve his country in Vietnam
• JP Palacios’ sentencing set for Tuesday; Edinburg’s truancy cases move to municipal court
• Water supplier expands service, improves infrastructure
• Experts say radiation from Japan poses no threat to RGV
• Cops bust alleged human smugglers with teenage girl in Rio Grande City
• Stunt squad thrills at stock show
• Cyclists, shooters end land dispute
• Bass Pro Shops breaks ground in Harlingen
• Social service providers anxious about cuts to federal grant program
• Steering steers
• Sunburn can take fun out of spring break
• Second water playground in planning stages in McAllen
• Three dead after firefight in Nueva Ciudad Guerrero
• Man, 86, arrested for criminal sexual conduct with person under 13
• Fans celebrate basketball, St. Patty’s Day
• More smoke rises from Japan’s crippled nuke plant
• Mission Economic Development Authority board shrinks
• Pharr man charged after allegedly stabbing mother, 71, stepfather, 62
• McAllen skyline change in the winds?
• McAllen skyline change in the winds?
• RGV Livestock Show rodeo lets special-needs kids take part
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• Reynosa man charged after police chase ended in crash
• Texas donors told to be wary of Japan-aid scammers
• City of Escobares' first fire station could open in April
• Obama, Cuellar call for quick changes to education law
• Edinburg trucking company’s sales increase signals strengthening economy
• Pharr man charged after allegedly stabbing mother and stepfather
• 12-year-old McAllen boy walks to and crosses international bridge alone
• Chase ends in drug bust
• Police: Man points gun at his baby’s mother
• Texas House committee OK’s bill to allow guns on college campuses
• Alamo gives green light to 'green' lights
• Man arrested after allegedly stabbing his mother, his stepfather
• Regional Mobility Authority's issues await decision by Texas attorney general
• One last huddle for Roma High's Garza
• La Joya schools look to prevent truancy problems
• February figures on Tamps. seizures, arrests released by Mexican gov’t
• Man arrested for allegedly raping sister
• U.S. Rep. Cuellar: National Guard border deployment still needed
• NORA GARZA: Fix a Leak Week encourages homeowners look check for drips
• Roma man arrested in record drug bust in Central Texas county
• Livestock exhibitors form bonds with animals
• Feds arrest man who purportedly sent scores of guns to Gulf Cartel
• Mexico: US drones allowed over its territory
• Mexican Military seizes 5 tons of pot in Miguel Aleman
• New postage stamps honor Latin music
• Cameron Co. Sheriff's deputy gets nearly 5 years in prison for gun smuggling
• 4 arrested after police chase ends in crash
• Missing 12-year-old boy may be in Reynosa, police say
• Once-scandalized Evins juvenile center gets perfect score on audit
• Incense or drug?
• Roma unites to celebrate late basketball player Garza’s life
• State Rep. Peña: Budget decision by Perry, Legislature to use Rainy Day Fund a “good first step”
• In Austin, Hidalgo mayor testifies against McAllen rep’s bill to dissolve water district
• In Austin, Hidalgo mayor testifies against McAllen rep’s bill to dissolve water district
• LZ: RGV fundraiser set for April 9 at McAllen Convention Center
• Nuevo Laredo prison warden shanked to death
• Cameron County sheriff’s deputy gets prison for gun smuggling
• Horses strut their stuff for judges at RGV Livestock Show
• After fiery crash, married pilots get outpouring of donations
• FBI seeks help in cold Alamo murder case
• McAllen police chief promotes 4 to lieutenant, 6 to sergeant at convention center ceremony
• Man faces life in prison after stabbing and setting man ablaze near Donna
• 12-year-old runaway believed to be in Mexico
• CBP: Pot found in pickup’s tires at Hidalgo bridge
• Suspects sought after McAllen restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• ICE raid nets 4 tons of pot in Edinburg warehouse
• Border Patrol: 3 tons of pot seized in Escobares area
• Budget ax threatens valuable resource for local historians
• Youths compete in team roping contest at RGV Livestock Show
• McAllen man arrested after allegedly molesting 2 young sisters
• San Juan declines to order election on collective bargaining
• Spring breakers: From far and wide to SPI
• Brownsville air-show crash investigated
• McAllen police chief promotes 4 lieutenants, 6 sergeants at convention center ceremony
• 150 Valley teachers join 5,000-strong protest in Austin
• Plea deal gives gang member 50-year prison sentence after Weslaco murder
• Nearly 3 tons of marijuana seized this weekend
• Police concerned about 12-year-old’s whereabouts
• Hidalgo County ranked No. 1 nationwide for metro-area job growth
• Valley hospitals wary of funding losses
• State Rep. Oliveira battles sanctuary city bill
• Sanchez slate set for San Juan election
• Harlingen officials question proposed brush-clearing aimed at improving Arroyo Colorado drainage
• No Goats, No Glory: Little ones vie for sheep-riding crown at RGV Livestock Show
• No Goats, No Glory: Little ones vie for sheep-riding crown at RGV Livestock Show
• After fiery air show crash, woman's burns not as bad as first feared
• IB program at risk in McAllen schools
• IB program at risk in McAllen schools
• Veteran recognized for heroic deeds says there's no place like the United States
• Aerobatics couple severely burned during Air Fiesta 2011 act
• Animal showmanship teaches life lessons
• RGV Livestock Show parade draws people of all ages
• Roma teen collapses during AAU tournament, dies in Austin
• Water war heads to Austin
• Island draws spring breakers away from books, tests during Texas Week
• Police unions face off over collective bargaining in San Juan
• Garza remembered as loving, independent
• Bentley 'free and easy' during first Valley appearance
• Two fires damage homes and duplexes
• Raid at Zeta camp leaves 8 dead
• Community turns out for Laura Garza ceremony
• Man guilty in rural Donna murder that left corpse stabbed, charred
• Letters pour in for Vietnam tribute
• Valley Libyans protest for family back home
• Man guilty in rural Donna murder that left corpse stabbed, charred
• RGV livestock show kicks off with Beefmaster competition
• Jury finds Hidalgo County JP Palacios guilty of official oppression
• Gang sweep rounds up 31 on outstanding warrants
• Younkin-Franklin family to soar at Air Fiesta
• Mexican cartel renames itself 'Knights Templar'
• Gun-rights advocates in Legislature set sights on college campuses
• PGR claims no knowledge of Operation Fast and Furious
• Drugs found near Edinburg elementary school
• San Juan hires Austin lobbyist
• Gun-rights advocates in Legislature set sights on college campuses
• Mission schools may slash employee healthcare costs
• RGV Livestock Show revs up
• 5 killed, 1 kidnap victim rescued in Tamps. gun battles
• Mutilated-victim images shown to Sharyland students in push for safety
• Mutilated-victim images shown to Sharyland students in push for safety
• Memorial services for slain McAllen woman announced
• Cornyn questions U.S. spy chief on border security
• CNN, Discovery to feature cartels, border security
• Child is among 6 injured in Reynosa gun battle, Mexican military reports
• Kung 'flu' fighters teach students health tips
• Pot seizures: 2,850 pounds in 2.5 days, Border Patrol says
• Man arrested in McAllen home invasion
• Weapons seized at Hidalgo bridge
• Gunmen, military clash in Reynosa
• Man arrested after allegedly shooting stepfather in the foot in Weslaco
• Police: Man shoots friend over woman
• Zeta financial officer arrested
• Senator questions role of U.S. gov’t in its agents’ deaths
• Drive-thru Lent: Church puts convenient twist on Ash Wednesday
• Pharr Boys & Girls Club rakes in money for new facility
• Coalition asks for stricter RGC smoking ban
• SPI spring break: Sun, 40,000 visitors expected
• Police: Man admits inappropriately touching minor he met on MySpace
• Pharr to receive its largest-ever sales tax payment
• Christian-Muslim clashes in Egypt kill 11
• Young Mexican police chief seeks US asylum
• Tucson shooting suspect to be arraigned
• Officials reflect on guns brought to schools
• USBP rescues pregnant immigrant
• Authorities destroy 25,685 pounds of pot in Reynosa
• Edinburg officials emphasize education on Capitol trip
• Catholics set to observe Ash Wednesday
• 20 killed in days of Tamps. clashes
• Health system employees say severance packages are unfair
• Reynosa man accused of smuggling 13 assault rifles and 27 magazines
• ARISE mobilizes for International Women’s Day
• E-E workers worry about budget cuts
• McAllen schools offer $3K resignation package
• Man arraigned in brother-in-law’s fatal stabbing
• La Joya police seize 430 pounds of weed after high-speed chase
• Betting on Slots: Bill would bring slots to Texas racetracks
• Mexico-to-U.S. extraditions increasing, report shows
• Police group petitions for collective bargaining in San Juan
• U.S. Rep. Cuellar holds out hope for fourth U.S. House seat in Valley
• Man gets life in prison in death of Donna councilman
• DPS worker arrested in FBI sting
• Sheriff: Man sought after allegedly shooting stepfather in Weslaco
• Starr County man arraigned after cops say he tried to run them over
• Betting on Slots: Bill would bring slots to Texas racetracks
• Slain McAllen woman’s remains returned to family
• Slain McAllen woman's remains returned to family
• Hotels to pay fine for price gouging during hurricane
• Escobares, Roma to resolve six-year land dispute
• Nine Valley schools added to higher performing list
• Fire kills 6 at North Texas party
• Shuttle Discovery leaving space station last time
• AP Exclusive: Abusive priests live unmonitored
• Powder Keg: War between Gulf Cartel, Zetas marks one year
• Bill aims to help Valley dropouts
• San Juan police to accept unwanted guns
• 35 years of BorderFest rings in one couple’s own celebration
• After Gulf-Zetas split, Valley law enforcers ramped up "spillover" prep
• Mexican military: 7 gunmen killed over weekend in N. Tamps. cities
• Six killed in Valle Hermoso
• Vietnam veteran finds therapeutic benefits in writing about his war experiences
• Chicago man arrested at Pharr bridge in connection with drug seizure
• One injured as sheriff's office searches for shooter
• Rival political factions in Delta rile one another with dueling newspapers
• 'C-O-R-D-A-T-E' clinches regional spelling bee for Los Fresnos middle-schooler
• STC board approves higher fees, tuition for fall
• Alamo seeks to define its mission
• Document-shredding event helps consumers avoid identity theft, fraud
• Mission students mark school district's centennial with history exhibit
• McAllen police name suspect in Thursday drug chase
• McAllen man arrested on suspicion of indecency with underage female relative
• Higher gas prices affect government, food prices
• Mexican army reports firefights and raids throughout Tamaulipas
• Federal bill named for fallen ICE agent would expand task forces
• Former San Juan mayor’s slate readies for election
• Mission school system hosts history fair to mark its centennial
• McAllen school board, public discuss budget cuts
• McAllen school buses drive savings to district
• State warns that Edcouch-Elsa schools could lose accreditation
• Longtime pronouncer at Valley's regional spelling bee set to retire
• New salary list shows which supers took more tax dollars to the bank
• Academy Sports + Outdoors moves into Weslaco
• Dallas-area officer accused of stealing drug cash
• White House agrees to $6.5B more in budget cuts
• From cold case to red hot: Ex-FBI agent is alive
• Police revise info on alleged A/C thief in Weslaco
• Edinburg Conference Center to be an educational forum
• Border Patrol seizes almost 1.5 tons of marijuana
• Mexican official: Confused-gunmen theory gains momentum in ICE-agent slaying
• Supreme Court of Texas visits UTPA
• Drug-war author, ex-DEA official talk U.S.-Mexico ties
• Man fathered child with his granddaughter, court records show
• Chase ends in seizure of hundreds of pounds of pot
• Hidalgo, Reynosa mayors kick off BorderFest on bridge
• Sheriff: Indian immigrant caught with child pornography
• Private school celebrates 37 years of unique teaching
• Women’s expo coming to McAllen Convention Center
• Colo. boy, 12, in custody after deadly shootings
• Libyan warplanes strike rebel-held oil port
• Sheen says he's ready to fight to get kids back
• Police: AZ beheading tied to Mexican drug cartel
• Public's help sought in identifying truck-theft 'person of interest'
• La Joya school board ups pay for future second-in-command
• Sources: McAllen firefighters approve contract
• Social Security workers protest possible funding cuts
• Valle Hermoso gunmen used fake Mexican-marine vehicles
• Free paper shredding to protect identities
• State Rep. Muñoz appointed to multistate energy council
• Air-conditioner bandit busted, Weslaco police say
• Man to spend life in prison after fatal Weslaco home invasion
• As cross-border shipments increase, officials look at hazardous-materials plans
• Brown heroin found in Taxi
• CBP: More than $277,000 headed for Mexico
• McAllen school board wants to chat with the public
• Friction evident as Mexican president visits US
• Texas house committee to consider immigration bills
• Gunmen kill Christian Pakistan government minister
• No clarification in RMA eligibility question
• TB assessment to be done at Edinburg middle school
• Mexican marines kill 8 gunmen
• Gulf Cartel members given jail time
• Slain wife spoke to deputy before fatal beating
• McAllen cop on unpaid leave after DWI arrest
• 3 arrested after gun used in ICE agents’ attack traced to Dallas suburb
• Marchers speak out against UTB-TSC split
• Texas congressman to Clinton: ‘Fight hard’ to have ICE-slaying suspects tried in U.S.
• Parents criticize Edinburg district’s rezoning process
• Brownsville delegates not rushing to intervene in UTB-TSC split
• Ex-developer rebuked over hospital project
• McAllen company lowest bidder for access road to Bass Pro Shops shopping center
• Hutchison: Rules of engagement in Mexico need to be changed
• ATF: Gun in US agent's death traced to Texas man
• Officials search for fugitive in day care fire
• McAllen fires developer, reconsiders reservoir project
• 45 gang members arrested in countywide sweep
• Sen. Hutchison calls for "rules of engagement" change in wake of ICE agent's murder in Mexico
• Mission Council removes MEDC board president after he raises questions
• Restitution ordered in unemployment fraud case
• More than 5 tons of narcotics seized over weekend
• Pharr mom killed running into parked semi
• Plan to reopen Dolly Vinsant Memorial Hospital dead
• In Mission, March the month to pay outstanding fines without penalty
• 6 Mexico-bound guns seized during raids at McAllen dwellings
• Developer gets 20-year sentence in Gulf Cartel laundering, smuggling ring case
• Sheriff: Husband and his brother beat woman to death
• Mexico arrests 2 more suspects in US agent slaying
• Spacewalking day for astronauts at space station
• Oscars go young and hip, with traditional results
• West Texas wildfires burn 58 homes, cause 1 death
• Regional mobility board members at odds over ‘geographical diversity'
• 'Far from over': Veterans groups say center a step toward hospital
• 'Far from over': Veterans groups say center a step toward hospital
• Pharr Literacy Project attacks poverty through art
• Sellers hope for exposure at boat show
• Youth fishing group tries to catch child anglers at boat show
• Alton to build new fire station amid population boom
• Harlingen cop demoted last year now eyes chief post
• Border Patrol seizes 7,800 pounds of marijuana in two days
• Suspects arrested in murder of Maquiladora manager
• Area officials: Budget cuts to education could damage local districts
• DEA: Brush with state police mistaken for attempted kidnapping in Juarez
• El Piolín arraigned; officials question case
• Veteran fulfills Peace Corps mission in Vietnam
• Sharyland grad discusses Oscars, Portman and Hollywood casting
• Advisers: Apply for college aid early, today
• McAllen fires third firefighter, citing cover-up
• Census numbers give Harlingen officials pause
• Chase leads to drug bust and school lockdown
• CBP seizes 25 bricks of crystal meth
• CBP seizes $839,511 in cocaine
• After nationwide sweep, U.S. officials question suspects arrested in Zapata murder case
• VA opens outpatient surgergy center in Harlingen
• Federal authorities: Women tried to smuggle $1.4 in cash into Mexico
• Authorities to focus on abuse of the elderly
• San Benito ready to celebrate Texas Independence Day
• Without citizenship in only two countries he’s ever known, man struggles to take next step
• Teachers’ union begins fight against school cuts
• Hidalgo County decides not to lease election equipment next year
• Man’s body found near Palmview
• Zeta arrest not convincing to some
• Answers sought in deadly Houston day care fire
• New Zealand quake death toll rises to 113
• Edinburg officer arrested on DWI charges
• Mission EDA members meet after city council voted to stop funding
• Fugitive's driver allegedly tries to run over deputies in Harlingen
• San Juan breaks ground on another Walgreens, hints at bigger projects to come
• Gunfire draws Weslaco police into car chase, pot bust
• Capital murder trial underway in Edinburg
• Man claims to have smuggled more than 50 AK-47 rifles
• Boat show is ‘dream-building’ for marine enthusiasts
• Water wonks continue war of words in McAllen
• STC celebrates four decades of Chicana activism
• Fire guts mobile home in Edinburg, authorities say
• Officials round up cartel suspects, nab suspected National Guardsman collaborator
• CBP officers seize 7 assault rifles and ammunition
• Ed Blog: Edinburg schools receive negative attention from far away
• Deputies search for Weslaco home invasion suspects
• Assault rifles, grenades, ammunition and drugs seized in McAllen
• Assault rifles, grenades, ammunition and drugs seized in McAllen
• Judge: Assange can be extradited
• Poll: Texans Want Tough Immigration Laws
• Feds name building after Kika de la Garza
• At UTPA, adviser to four U.S. presidents bemoans D.C. partisans
• Hidalgo County unveils 'green' Pct. 2 headquarters
• Total of 1.5 tons of pot seized in 2 incidents, Border Patrol says
• CBP: $1.38 million in heroin seized
• Edinburg police: Tuesday shooting gang-related
• Texas AG sues 6 local notaries for alleged immigration scam
• For priest who police say hanged himself, funeral Mass is Thursday
• McAllen and water district to square off Thursday over control of water supply
• Electrical blaze leaves family homeless
• McAllen needs civil discourse, mayor says; nun’s activism honored at luncheon
• Sharyland board looks past cuts to future success
• The i(Pad)s of March: Apple plans tablet event
• Mistrial declared in 2009 McAllen murder case
• Tips lead to teen's arrest in Fla. cop killing
• Arizona jury sentences border activist to death
• Friends: Americans killed by pirates were careful
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• Federal leaders promise justice
• Priest’s death an apparent suicide, according to justice of the peace
• ICE agent laid to rest at solemn service
• Slain ex-McAllen woman’s remains to return to the RGV
• Edinburg mayor touts jobs in State of the City address
• County to ask for census adjustment
• McAllen renames Military Highway to honor Allen
• Hundreds of RGV immigration activists rally against bills in Austin
• CNN political analyst to speak at UTPA
• Man allegedly tried to smuggle heroin in bean cans
• Man arrested in purported Gulf Cartel carjacking ring now faces federal charges
• Edinburg shooting suspects use high-powered rifle
• Edinburg shooting suspects use high-powered rifles
• The funeral of Jaime Zapata: Updated 9:45 a.m.
• Witnesses report bodies on Libyan streets
• New Zealand earthquake kills 65
• Texas prison official acquitted of sex abuse
• 2 priests mourned by Catholic Diocese of Brownsville
• Hidalgo County could contest 2010 census results
• Loved ones mourn Zapata at vigil
• Pharr police search canal for missing man
• Fatal stabbing at Brownsville apartment ruled self-defense
• Peñitas city secretary fired over inability to complete job responsibilities
• Edinburg school locks down during police chases
• Recall petitioners allowed back into San Juan city meetings
• Family fears missing Pharr man may be dead
• Brownsville diocese mourns deaths of two priests
• Edinburg rollover ignites grassfire
• McAllen police seek suspect in aggravated assault
• Grass fire burns hundreds of acres north of Edinburg
• Visitation, rosary today for Zapata
• Two men shot after gang affiliation dispute
• Texas preparing to allow guns on campus
• 16 killed in Mexican gun battles
• Federal budget cuts could hit Valley cities
• Eight cows in Rio Grande City diagnosed with brucellosis
• Taxpayer to foot bill as McAllen fights water district
• Origin Trail: Controversy evolves from outdoor science exhibit
• Origin Trail: Controversy evolves from outdoor science exhibit
• Hair Care: Scores go bald for cancer relief in Pharr
• ‘It was mainly just work’
• La Joya board approves new administrator, weighs cuts
• Census shows growth in western county
• UTPA event hopes to instill tradition
• In Reynosa, Calderón sends more troops to border, pledges support for soldiers
• Zeta recalls his life, warns against it
• Bees commit to CHL
• City takes action on investigation launched nine months ago
• Circus entertains, raises money for Palmview Crime Stoppers
• Zapata's body arrives home
• Gulf Cartel: Zetas killed ICE agent
• San Juan election gears up amid political tension; Mayor decides not to seek reelection
• La Joya board votes down super’s contract extension
• “90210” star to appear at Vannie E. Cook Radiothon
• Border Patrol agents seize half a ton of pot in one day
• Police: Martial arts instructor sexually assaulted student
• Zapata's body headed home
• TSC Trustees vote 4-3 to split with UTB
• 83 bullet casings recovered after attack on ICE agents
• County population grew 36 percent in past decade
• Déjà vu averted at home once gutted by fire
• Feds find $165k stashed in stuffed animals near RGC
• Arrests, sentences in assault rifle straw purchasing cases
• "This is our foundation": Pre-K may avoid cuts in La Joya schools
• Bridge carjacking suspects identified
• Author predicts ‘very strong reaction’ to ICE agent killing
• Trial moved in death of diabetic teen
• Mission delegation takes case to Texas Capitol
• Circus visiting Palmview this weekend
• McAllen rolling out new buses in transit overhaul
• Fugitive wanted in connection with sex crimes arrested
• Valley residents, officials express concerns about ICE slaying
• Man dies sfter single-vehicle rollover
• Drive-by shooting suspect arrested
• Border Patrol seizes more than 2 tons of pot
• Edinburg ordinance requires safe passing on road
• Green light expected for new Pharr bridge inspection site
• Police: Motorists struck CBP officer, hijacked separate vehicle before fleeing to Mexico
• Obama’s budget could sustain Valley schools
• Slain Brownsville agent ‘had great core values’
• First-responders rehearse for 'mass casualty' event
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa issues statement on attack against ICE agents
• New chief: Weslaco Police Department ready for change
• New chief: Weslaco Police Department ready for change
• Amigos del Valle’s live roof awaits structural check
• Amigos del Valle's live roof awaits structural check
• Ultimate Electronics to close less than six months after opening
• Ultimate Electronics to close less than six months after opening
• As elections loom, school boards talk budget cuts
• Weslaco schools chief plans cuts to spending, not jobs
• Weslaco schools chief plans cuts to spending, not jobs
• Zetas likely behind fatal attack on ICE agents in Mexico; Brownsville agent killed
• Pharr woman arrested after cocaine found in vehicle
• Agents arrest three immigrants convicted or wanted for homicide
• More than a ton of pot found inside stolen trucks
• Weslaco super plans budget cuts away from jobs, academics
• County settles Hidalgo County Precinct 1 suit
• Blotter: 18 dead in central Tamaulipas town
• County TB program recognized for investigative techniques
• McAllen ends lease for Lower RGV Development Council
• Hidalgo woman faces kidnapping charge in Mexico after she allegedly bought baby boy
• Texas penalizes colonia developers in Cameron County
• Border Patrol seizes $3.6M of drugs in Starr County
• Mom of 'closet girl' could be free in two weeks
• Rollover closes intersection of 281 and Military Highway
• STC students offer free tax service
• Charges unlikely after mother runs over baby son near Alton
• Daily Blotter: Mexican authorities torch drugs in Reynosa
• San Juan petitioner arrested for alleged legal services scam
• Teacher couple recount lesson in love
• 'Heart of Alamo' crowned
• Police frown on Ciudad Juárez video game
• Police: Phone scam targets elderly
• City manager: Busy week for Weslaco police
• Cuellar: Small businesses key to jobs recovery
• 23 cartel members dead, 31 arrested, Mexican military says
• McAllen teacher dies after donating kidney to her mother
• McAllen: Three commissioners say they’re running for re-election
• Mission schools extend resignation program
• Case details South Texas smuggling network, possible Zeta plot to attack deputies
• Hundreds of sea turtles rescued
• Police: Body may be that of missing man
• Two men sentenced in San Juan slaying
• Man wanted for sexual assault of child
• Bieber fans celebrate film, shun the non-Beliebers
• Pickup truck ignites in Rio after fleeing deputies in Sullivan City
• Proposed science exhibit sparks evolution debate in McAllen
• Proposed science exhibit sparks evolution debate in McAllen
• San Juan digs into downtown infrastructure
• San Juan digs into downtown infrastructure
• Edinburg school district a finalist for statewide award
• More red tape needed for Valley gun sellers?
• Suspect arrested in Valle Hermoso candidate's slaying
• Science camp tricks students into studying
• Police: Man exposed himself to children
• Toyota dealer: Sales spike owes to incentives, more Mexican buyers
• Edinburg teen arrested on child porn charges
• No power outages reported early Thursday morning; conservation still urged
• Local delegate: ‘At least we have a voice’ in Austin
• Winter Texan gets truck back after smugglers’ theft, but dog still missing
• Rolling blackouts possible in RGV chill
• CBP officers find 23 pounds of meth in vehicle
• Pharr wins big during December, sales tax figures show
• IDEA parents flock to Austin for charters’ future
• Federal indictment targets 13 Tri-City Bombers gang members
• Woman charged with intoxication assault after striking cyclist
• Mission sues to keep fired firefighter off the job
• Firefighter must go to protect department's decency, mayor says
• Sen. Hinojosa eyes school-discipline reform
• Sen. Hinojosa eyes school-discipline reform
• Army soldiers rescue 47 alleged kidnap victims in Reynosa
• Democratic delegates like little of Perry’s message
• Democratic delegates like little of Perry's message
• Motorist arrested after collision puts cyclist in hospital
• Motorist arrested after collision puts cyclist in hospital
• Montoya takes old role as Hidalgo County emergency coordinator
• Montoya takes old role as Hidalgo County emergency coordinator
• County pushes back on unfunded mandates
• McAllen school board spares central office in budget workshop
• Impact on cable viewers unclear after bandwidth-related move
• Speed bumps coming to Pharr?
• Pharr police find 48 pounds of cocaine during traffic stop
• Border Patrol agents arrest MS-13 gang member, robbery suspect
• Mexican project likely to boost local produce imports
• Mission man shot in buttocks, shoulder after opening door to stranger
• Man in Mexico allegedly hires hit man to terrorize U.S. girlfriend
• Sea turtles rescued from last week's chill return to Gulf
• Teen says he didn't know about pot stash in borrowed car
• Mission tax preparer faces prison time after guilty plea for filing fake returns
• February brings the Valley another cold front
• Third arrest made in suspected cartel-related murders
• Man pleads guilty to 2009 slaying near Mercedes
• "Closet girl's' mom faces failure to appear charge in different case ionvolving son
• McAllen company recalls frozen breaded okra
• Mission man admits to preparing fake income tax returns
• Locals support Egyptian uprising
• Pharr sales tax revenues on the rise
• For some Winter Texans, Super Bowl all about the party
• Mission schools push tentative retirees to resign
• Edinburg taps landfill gas for renewable energy
• 'Shell' Game: New owner takes on semi-built Alamo Drafthouse
• 'Shell' Game: New owner takes on semi-built Alamo Drafthouse
• Liaison to work with local, state and federal law enforcement to combat human trafficking
• Texas public safety agency loses track of assets including guns and a boat
• Weather almost ideal for Edinburg 10k
• Officer sent to hospital after motorcycle accident
• Man might lose arm after rollover
• CHIP launches new website for clients
• Dredging will help shore up beach
• After teacher-student marriage hits the rocks, wife pursues charges
• Freeze hits tropical trees hard
• Jury still out on citrus crop
• Man may lose arm after McAllen expressway rollover
• Crews re-opening Expressways 83, 281
• NWS predicts ice melts by noon, chance of black ice tonight
• Monitor delivery will be late due to extended power outage
• Expressways close, flights cancel, as cold envelops the Valley
• Rolling blackouts to resume across the Rio Grande Valley
• Colonia residents brace for harsher weather conditions
• U.S. Rep. Hinojosa files for personal bankruptcy
• Schools give Friday class cold shoulder
• Edinburg superintendent gets raise, hopes to save others’
• Citrus growers cautiously optimistic
• Ex-CBP officer: U.S. had cartel kidnap, torture me
• One arrested, one at large after San Juan cell phone store burglary
• Weslaco truck driver sentenced in Alabama cocaine case
• 8 Rio Grande Valley men sentenced for roles in drug trafficking ring
• McAllen freight broker arrested, charged with wire fraud
• Hidalgo County tollway project clears impasse
• International Food Festival postponed
• Cold snap grips Valley; snow expected next
• Border Patrol agents seize $2.6 million worth of pot
• Cold snap grips Valley; snow expected next
• $3 million worth of cocaine seized at ports of entry
• Colonia family struggles to keep warm
• Vipers facility would double as hurricane shelter
• Valley's freeze history
• Valley's freeze history
• Brownsville 'pastor' arrested in check-cashing scheme
• Silver lining: Freeze hitting crops' pests too
• Science grant trains teachers, brings technology to E-E
• Is your child's class affected by arctic blast?
• Weather prompts La Joya, Valley View school schedule change
• Cold temperatures prompt blackouts across Rio Grande Valley
• Hard freeze could cost Valley farmers millions
• Violence in northern Tamaulipas continues
• Violence in northern Tamaulipas continues
• Man charged in slaying near Boys & Girls Club
• Dems, GOP spar over Hispanics
• $1.6 million worth of cocaine found in wooded area
• $1.6 million worth of cocaine found in wooded area
• Two plead guilty in connection to carjacking
• Two plead guilty in connection to carjacking
• Edinburg parade adds cash prizes
• 51 claim to have been fooled by San Juan petitioners
• Environmental group sues IBWC over withheld info
• Man killed in shooting near Pharr Boys & Girls Club
• McAllen contingent heads to Austin to push city’s agenda
• Davis meets with U.S., Mexican investigators day after wife’s funeral
• Lt. Gov. Dewhurst to be Border Texan of the Year
• Coast Guard seizes Mexican boats illegally fishing U.S. waters
• Sullivan City ex-police chief, 9 others, plead guilty in drug smuggling case
• Former assistant principal avoids jail on charges of soliciting sex from students
• 51 schools in county rated “higher performing” on national list
• Valley could see snow Thursday
• Former Sullivan City police chief, co-defendants, plead guilty to federal drug charge
• Police chief: Officer justifed in use of deadly force against knife-wielding man
• McAllen turns to state Legislature for help with water district
• Looming cuts have UTB-TSC weighing choices
• McAllen Car Fest raises money for children's charity
• Teach for America’s future uncertain in state, Valley
• Teach for America's future uncertain in state, Valley
• Bridges project addresses ‘crazy’ Mission traffic
• Bridges project addresses 'crazy' Mission traffic
• Grant to provide cancer screenings for women
• Tradition keeps families coming back to Parade of Oranges
• Palmview mariachi band sweeps state championship
• Police chief: “There will be arrests” in San Juan recall battle
• Stalled McAllen police union talks underway again without progress
• DAVIS UPDATE: Mexican authorities meet with Pharr police; new details revealed
• UPDATE: Pharr police report Davises were boxed in by three vehicles
• Man arrested in San Juan stabbing
• Local missionaries say Davis’ slaying won’t stop their work
• Delta resumes direct flights to Atlanta
• Delta resumes direct flights to Atlanta
• Street construction traps San Juan residents
• Street construction traps San Juan residents
• BP identifies hotspot for road spikes
• Border Patrol identifies hotspot for road spikes
• Edinburg school gives 134 students new 'vision'
• UTPA, STC bloc heads to Austin to fight cuts
• La Joya police seize marijuana after chase leads to Rio Grande City
• Delta resumes direct flights to Atlanta
• Border Patrol agents rescue dehydrated man
• Border Patrol agents rescue dehydrated man
• Site of U.S. missionary’s shooting questioned by Mexican investigators
• Mission district tempts employees to voluntarily resign
• 4 killed in Diaz Ordaz firefight; turmoil reported in Reynosa
• Valley Dems: ID rule unfair to minority voters
• Valley Dems: ID rule unfair to minority voters
• Pedestrian hit, seriously hurt in McAllen
• Pedestrian hit, seriously hurt in McAllen
• New water tower has San Juan set for years
• Better 'rainy day' fund cushions E-E schools’ budget talks
• McAllen police seek public's help to locate vehicle linked to shooting
• Pharr police release new details in fatal shooting of missionary in Mexico
• Valley Democrats laud Obama's call for unity
• Pedestrian killed in Mission accident
• Tollway planners feel 'growing pains'
• For the Record
• One of "America’s Most Wanted" arrested in Brownsville
• 10 gunmen die in Valle Hermoso firefight, Mexican military says
• McAllen bans texting while driving
• McAllen fire destroys medical supply warehouse
• Donna sergeant officially charged in pepper spray incident
• For the Record
• Cameron County deploys iPads to screen jurors; Hidalgo County sticks to traditional methods
• Mission mom arrested after kids hurt riding on top of car
• Donna police sergeant arrested in police brutality case after teen sprayed in jail
• Donna police sergeant arrested in police brutality case after teen sprayed in jail
• Lucios amass more than $600,000 in campaign contributions
• 17-year-old boy accused of having sex with 11-year-old girl at quinceañera
• Psychiatric exams ordered for teens accused of sodomizing friend with cell phone
• Pharr tries to speed up Hall Acres Road work
• Driver may have been drunk in fatal rollover
• Sentencing set for today in PSJA bribery case
• Brownsville woman accused of selling son's identity
• Man arrested after downtown McAllen stabbing
• Alcohol suspected after Pharr woman dies in weekend rollover
• 3 auto-wreck deaths reported across Valley
• Cartels a cause of Valley's street-gang effect, cops say
• Man shot in downtown McAllen
• Price tag jumps $1M for Pharr Convention Center renovations
• Joint training unifies law enforcers against spillover violence
• La Joya opens new campus, closer to home
• Sheriff: Man accidentally shot on Falcon Lake
• Mexican troops kill 4, seize numerous weapons and drugs
• Men in ski masks rob Alton drive-thru, officials say
• Weslaco hires new police chief
• Task force arrests woman in 'closet girl' case
• McAllen police want help finding car
• Agents find 87 pounds of weed, arrest two men
• Investigators seek member of marijuana mail ring
• Mission shooting may be drug related
• Four teens charged with sexual assault
• Investigators release description of wanted man
• CBP: 87 pounds of pot found in gas tank
• Police search for vehicle of interest, offer reward
• PSJA: 6th-grader brings gun to school
• Delegates fear proposed budget would hit Valley schools hard
• Feds seek adoptive homes for mustangs at auction in Mercedes
• Free health fair returns to Mission this Sunday
• 2 women charged in McAllen sting
• Pot seizures top 2 tons near RGC, Border Patrol says
• Budget, construction and pay keep Mission trustees busy
• Produce company to bring 800 jobs to Edinburg
• La Plaza expansion isn't final
• More than ton of pot found in tunnel near Reynosa
• Teen charged with credit card abuse
• Pharr Aquatic Center stalled awaiting federal funds
• Texas budget fix may mean fewer teachers, bigger classes
• Harlingen crowd can't save ex-top cop's job
• Valley developer ranked among top Texas powerbrokers
• McAllen fires 2nd firefighter in accident 'cover-up'
• Police: Walmart masturbator arrested
• Sheriff: Man tries to run over deputy during drug sting
• Mexican army seizes ton of pot in Miguel Aleman
• Woman arrested after marijuana found in SUV's tires
• Marshals supervisor avoids jail after guilty plea
• Police identify vehicle model in McAllen cyclist's fatal hit-and-run wreck; reward announced
• Family, friends, strangers say final farewell to Pfc. Laningham
• 'Guys and Dolls' to christen Edinburg school’s new fine arts center
• Hidalgo County chiefs brainstorm revenue ideas
• Legal bills mount in McAllen
• Feds: San Juan man confesses to role in Gulf Cartel tactical gear smuggling ring
• Police need help identifying man seen with alleged McAllen motel shooter
• Facebook effort supports ousted Harlingen chief
• County tax office leaves McAllen, moves to Pharr
• McAllen teams with Valley Land Fund to determine future of Botanical Gardens
• Fallen Zapata soldiers visitation packed; Baptist group threatens protest
• Soldiers kill suspected cartel member during Reynosa shootout; 8 dead in Valle Hermoso
• Mexican fishing boats seized in U.S. waters
• Police, feds seize ammo and tactical gear in San Juan
• New finance head to guide Edinburg school budgets
• Mission school district hopes to save energy, money
• McAllen native to oversee alcohol issues for TABC during Super Bowl XLV
• Police, feds seize ammo and tactical gear in San Juan
• Teen killed in Pharr drive-by shooting
• Women trustees react to their scarce presence
• Medical records technology helps with drug recall
• Obama designates January as stalking awareness month
• Trolley takes Pharr visitors on historical tour
• Police union opens its first Valley office
• Maquiladoras predict better fortunes in 2011
• Robbery suspect receives $600,000 bail bond
• Family shocked at alleged Zeta’s arrest
• UTB-TSC reconciliation possible?
• IDEA plans state expansion
• Winter Texan Calendar for 01.16.11
• Zapata soldier's body arrives in Valley
• Is reconciliation a possibility between UTB and TSC?
• Group paints anti-immigration bills in economic terms
• ‘Babes’ fishing tournament rebuilding Falcon Lake image
• Police: Man robs 5 businesses, 3 in one day
• Warning signs missed before teen brings gun to school
• Mission resident appointed to DPS commission
• Knife-wielding robber may have struck again, police say
• Border Patrol sweeps up 3,200 pounds of pot
• Fallen Zapata soldier to return home
• San Juan library construction begins
• Over $2.5 million worth of pot seized
• Police: Robbery suspect strikes again
• Mock trial students need volunteer “judges”
• McAllen saw less crime in 2010, police say
• Mission teacher dies in single-vehicle accident
• Smugglers burn drugs following La Joya pursuit
• Population growth drives Valley unemployment
• Pilot program aims to reduce bridge wait time
• 13-year-old boy brings gun to McAllen middle school; no injuries reported
• Police: Man robs store at knife point
• Agents transfer Zetas cartel member to Mexican authorities
• La Joya schools save millions, grow cash reserves
• Police issue warrant in hotel shooting
• Alton, San Juan reflect annexation strategies that leave ‘islands’ of land
• Identities released of suspects in Hidalgo arms smuggling case
• 15 high-powered rifles seized after traffic stop
• Reform of Texas Youth Commission could be on tap
• Home invasion suspects nabbed
• Ousted Harlingen police chief says he is victim of politics
• Hinojosa: Country should tone down political rhetoric
• Recall petitioners seek federal lawsuit, city seeks restraining orders
• McAllen buys 24 new police vehicles
• South Texas magnet schools to accept applications
• McAllen sales tax revenues down, other cities up
• Mission resident appointed to DPS commission
• Local promoter, Pacquiao dispute contract
• Suspect in rural Donna murder gets 55-year sentence
• McAllen mulls smaller, 1,600-seat theater
• Former Killer Bees center arrested after alleged urination inside Arizona bar
• Sex for smuggling leads former CBP officer to 30 months in prison
• Cold front takes toll on poor students
• Transportation agency says upgrades to Highway 77 will start this year
• Bomb threat made from McAllen Walmart
• CBP: Women strapped cocaine to thighs
• McAllen firefighters reject contract during second vote
• Border Patrol agents seize nearly $10.2 million worth of drugs
• Palmview man shoots home invader
• Sergio Muñoz Jr. looks to develop his own reputation as a new legislator
• Valley lawmakers must tackle tough issues in the next 140 days
• Cortez: McAllen eyes smaller theater
• McAllen buys 24 new police cars
• McAllen firefighters reject contract during second vote
• Expired license leads to big Cameron pot bust
• Harlingen police chief forced out
• Youth stock show seeks five year city contract
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• "Today Show" to feature local drug counselor
• Three teens behind bars after McAllen bar stabbing
• Zapata soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Caravan to Austin protests immigration bills
• Six killed in Arizona shooting
• Mission chief’s seized items giveaway was ‘poor judgment,’ fellow law officers say
• Man injured in drive-by shooting
• Domestic violence programs see increase in demand
• Fire destroys booths at Alton Flea Market
• Valley lawmakers condemn Arizona shooting
• Two to vie for Mercedes mayor’s post
• Fire sparks at Alton Flea Market
• After second sighting, officials set trap for bobcat
• South Padre Island could ban some plastic bags
• Disaster prep meetings scheduled across the Valley
• Civic, business leader dies after battle with cancer
• CBP inspector arrested for taking bribes
• Man pleads guilty to three murders, sentenced to 35 years
• Edinburg aims for record breaking performance in 10k
• Local activists react to stalled gun restrictions
• McAllen leaders to meet with theater consultant
• All but one murder case solved last year across Hidalgo County
• DNA leads to suspect in 2005 murder case
• U.S. Marshals supervisor remains at work after guilty plea
• Alida Hernandez, local civic and business leader, dies of cancer at 64
• Adios, manifiestos? Tax exemption program could see changes by Legislature
• RGV sees development pick up in the new year
• Sheriff’s deputies investigate drive-by shooting
• $1.4 million worth of pot found in abandoned building
• 3 Texas Syndicate members get life sentences without parole
• More Mexicans visit Valley via air to avoid violence
• Valley representatives in new Congress emphasize government reforms
• Local U.S. Marshals supervisor pleads guilty to fraud charge
• Plastic bag ban begins in Brownsville
• Bobcat suspected in Cameron County kitty killings
• Farenthold ‘excited and nervous’ as he takes seat in Congress
• Sharyland teacher wins all-paid Egypt educational trip
• BP agents seize more than 6,400 pounds of pot
• BP agents find assault rifles near river
• Rowe High ends holiday break one day early
• Man sentenced for straw purchase of guns
• Wealthy Mexicans fleeing violence may affect Valley
• Party begins response to Rep. Peña’s GOP switch
• Message hints at split in Mexican drug cartels
• Cornyn says he’ll continue push for border security funds
• San Juan recall petition deemed insufficient; city alleges fraud
• Bank employee arrested on embezzlement charges
• CBP: Fugitive arrested at port of entry
• Drowning victim identified
• House committee clears Ortiz of alleged misuse of travel funds
• USDA lifts ban on Texas citrus shipments
• Sheriff: Man shoots attackers during botched kidnapping near Mission
• Man arraigned in New Year's shooting incident
• Rio Grande City man makes state's Most Wanted list
• Pharr works to revitalize area around El Centro Mall
• Pharr works to revitalize area around El Centro Mall
• SPI police investigate likely drowning
• Huge wildfire burns 10 square mile near King ranch
• Cascos sworn in for second term as Cameron County judge
• Fire Lieutenant axed for accident cover-up
• Starr County to have ‘drive-thru’ flu shot clinic
• Black & Decker maquiladora manager found dead in Reynosa
• Housing development opens in Elsa
• Rare birds spotted at local state parks
• Pharr applies for three hurricane shelters
• Local widow's case scrutinizes Texas cemetery rules
• Joseph Palacios continues father's legacy as he takes Pct. 4 office
• Winter Texan Calendar for Jan. 2, 2011
• '12 Days' raises money, donations for families featured
• Night shift: It takes a city to put together New Year's Eve party
• One dead, four injured in New Year's Day accident
• Carjacking suspect accidently shoots himself
• Police still searching for shooting suspect
• 2010 Year In Review
• Food stamps keep local consumer economy fed
• Auto crash injures two officers in Weslaco
• Masked men, toting guns, rob Edinburg store
• Stray bullet hits 10-month-old boy
• Weslaco man arrested for sex with minor
• Man found dead near Rio Grande
• Investigators: Two "suspicious" fires may be linked
• Border Patrol intercepts 1,600 pounds of weed
• Fugitive murder suspect arrested in Reynosa
• Funding finalized for Bass Pro Shop
• National report indicates strong local job growth
• Baby apparently grazed by bullet in Abram
• North Carolina man extradited from Reynosa
• Agents arrest suspected smuggler at McAllen bus station
• Border Patrol agents disrupt burglary
• Local businesses hopeful with passage of Obama tax law
• Science bill could bring federal money to the Valley
• Harlingen company fined $87,000
• Suspected drug smuggler rescued after falling into 20-foot crevice
• Truck veers into raspa stand
• Retired cop, told military service doesn’t count, faces insurance bills
• Retired cop, told military service doesn’t count, faces insurance bills
• Mission man claims $1 million lottery prize
• Reynosa christens Mike Allen Avenue
• Local produce tests positive for salmonella
• Teen out of hospital, father still critical in carbon monoxide incident
• Valley airports mildly affected by national weather woes
• McAllen parents still searching for daughter two weeks after disappearance
• New Border Patrol chief has Valley roots
• La Joya school board approves pay stipend for 4,000 workers
• Border fence nears completion in Cameron County
• Local veterans struggle to find jobs
• Attorney: Proposed fire contract isn't good for McAllen
• Police union to open Valley office
• FBI: Drug money threatens to corrupt Valley cops
• Man hit, killed by Dodge Ram in Weslaco
• Weslaco police release names in fatal auto rollover
• Retailers' Last Hurrah: Vendors hope to coax more sales out of gift returners
• Tireless volunteer feeds masses in Mission
• 19-year-old man killed in Weslaco auto rollover
• Tamale Diva: Gloria Brooks shares a few cooking tips
• New security measure hurting truckers
• What’s in your wall? Insulated concrete shrinks energy bills, distributor says
• IBC Bank, H.E.B. reach out to needy families for Christmas
• DA: Funeral processions should be banned
• Santa Brings cooler weather to Valley
• For Cowboys fans, a Christmas quandary
• Monitor office closed Friday
• Starr County police arrest one of three shooting suspects
• Sharyland football team honors ailing devotee
• Joy spread to county’s poorest children
• Constable’s deputy involved in fatal accident during funeral procession
• Couple in money laundering case released on bond
• Tip leads to arrest of Game Stop thief
• Man shot to death outside Starr County store
• Despite drug violence, Winter Texas committed to helping children
• Mexican police nab cartel lieutenant
• Wanted robbery suspect arrested after enlisting in Marines
• Two men arrested in connection with fatal motorcycle wreck
• Holiday spirit spreads to help county’s poorest children
• Officials investigate Starr County shooting
• South Texas may gain House seat
• Already facing state charges, feds bust former sheriff’s deputy
• San Juan fires back at recall claims
• Former McAllen cop faces 27 year prison sentence after drug smuggling conviction
• Analysis: More carjackings likely as Zetas outfit recruits
• Man robs Weslaco video game store at knife point
• Auditor to investigate Harlingen water discounts
• Mexican army seizes weapons in Tamaulipas border towns during weekend sweep
• Final day for donations to ‘12 days’ families
• After pleading guilty to child's murder during World Cup game, man faces 45 year sentence
• Former McAllen officer sentenced to 27 years in prison
• Police believe alcohol played role in fatal Elsa crash
• Census triggers start of redistricting season today
• Petitioner tries to turn himself in amid San Juan’s clash with activists
• One killed and several injured in three-car crash
• La Joya bypass maybe back on table
• Satellite county tax office reopened with new funding
• Reynosa manufacturer recognized for excellence
• Chinese restaurant owners targets of home invasions
• More than 9,000 pounds of pot seized in weekend Border Patrol busts
• Reynosa man faces gun smuggling charges
• Bill may provide breathing room at Valley's packed colleges
• Chinese restaurateurs targeted in McAllen home invasions
• No injuries reported after San Juan home invasion
• Border travelers describe drug war's impact
• Students learn from professionals at McAllen music conference
• Cameron County Sheriff’s deputies get assault rifles
• Bass Pro Shops deal raises economic hopes for Harlingen
• Winter Texan Calendar for 12.19.10
• 12 Days: Edinburg family clings to faith, each other as son battles cancer
• Project will replenish South Padre dunes
• Valley schools face significant budget cuts as state wrestles deficit
• Mother accepts son’s posthumous UTPA degree
• Death of DREAM Act, muffles joy of new, immigrant college grads
• Proposed legislation calls on local law enforcement to check immigration status
• San Juan police implement auto theft unit
• Senate votes to overturn ban on gays serving openly in military
• 12 Days: Family copes after cancer takes father
• Firefighter dies after struggle with cancer
• Autopsy yields few clues in baby's death
• Man killed Wednesday night was illegal immigrant, authorities say
• Sheriff’s deputy pleads guilty to smuggling
• Charter school advocates visit South Texas
• Man killed in home invasion identified, brother arrested
• State Rep. Kino Flores keeps office until term expires
• McAllen urologist, wife, indicted with funneling money to Iran
• Autopsy pending for baby girl found dead in McAllen warehouse
• Sheriff: Illegal immigrant on the run after allegedly killing home invader
• Mexican aerial drone crashes in backyard of El Paso home
• Progreso school workers arrested on suspicion of abusing official capacity
• DPS urges holiday travelers to avoid Mexico
• Missing McAllen toddler found in Reynosa
• Infant found dead in used clothing shipment in McAllen
• Mission police trying to identify homicide victim
• Man missing after shots exchanged during attack near Weslaco
• 12 Days: Pharr mom, six children battle disability, poverty in tiny home
• Thousands of toys given at Ayala Posada
• Peña defends defection
• Police continue search for missing McAllen toddler
• There's still time to finish your Christmas shipping
• Activists file second petition to recall San Juan City Commission
• Man who sued Knights of Columbus alleging sexual abuse comes forward
• McAllen plans New Years Eve bash
• Special ed, Spanish-speaking students “fall behind” in some schools
• Man accused of killing baby recants confession
• Man gets life sentence in strangling of McAllen High graduate
• Woman charged with DWI after crashing twice
• Sensitive documents dumped in Harlingen
• Peña switches to GOP
• Fire rages through two-story McAllen home
• McAllen business expands restaurant delivery options beyond pizza
• Sources: ‘Zetitas’ killed Matamoros in prison riot
• Mexican president helps inaugurate Donna-Rio Bravo bridge
• McAllen man indicted on weapon smuggling charges
• STC officials hope early payments, hiring freeze saves finances
• Doubt cast on McAllen’s deal with fire union
• Juvenile stabs rival gang member, sheriff says
• Pharr police arrest alleged car thiefs at bridge
• State Rep. Peña's party announcement expected today
• Brownsville mayor calls for Valleywide resolution on humane animal treatment
• Convicted Rep. Kino Flores gets probation
• McAllen, firefighters ink new contract
• Legally obtained guns flow from local dealers into Mexico, probe finds
• Man gets probation after alleged shots at deputies
• McAllen city leaders table texting ban, for now
• Agents find pot taped to man at McAllen bus station
• Kino Flores gets probation
• Med High receives top national honors
• Soldiers seize fake Mexican army trucks, drugs in Miguel Aleman
• McAllen could ban texting while driving tonight
• Washington Post: Valley stores source of many of Mexico's guns
• Sex offender pleads not guilty in Garza's death
• Kino Flores to be sentenced today
• Two local youth football teams win championships in Waco
• TubaChristmas in McAllen draws hundreds
• San Juan aims for economic development through films
• McAllen library’s winter reading program begins today
• Local healthcare guide to help uninsured
• San Juan celebrates centennial with snow, song
• 12 Days: Mission family asks for prayers as mother battles cancer
• Harlingen officials OK Bass Pro Shop lease
• Drinking and driving? Expect to be arrested
• McAllen Library's winter reading program begins Monday
• Mexican investors look to U.S. for opportunities and safety
• McAllen fire union accepts new contract, source says
• Valley health care and economy could be devastated if state opts out of Medicaid
• Rep. Kino Flores’ sentencing set for Monday
• 12 Days: 8-year-old's brittle bones plague her, her mother
• Winter Texan Calendar for 12.12.10
• Man accused of murdering Laura Garza to be formally charged Monday
• McAllen police investigate attack on jogger
• On his birthday, man gets 15-year sentence after slaying
• Illegal immigrant leads La Joya police on 30-mile chase
• Border Patrol discovers 1,000 pounds of marijuana near Donna
• Two women caught with $500,000 worth of cocaine, meth
• Winning La Joya candidates present election workers’ defense
• San Juan ready to celebrate centennial
• Children of fallen soldier get weekend treat
• Edcouch-Elsa board selects new interim superintendent
• Elsa courts big business, starting with veterans community
• Peñitas hires new city manager
• Cameron County jury convicts man of intoxication mansalughter
• Mexican army seizes fake military trucks near Camargo
• Teen arrested on home burglary charges
• BISD board hires interim legal counsel
• 5th Annual 2010 Fiesta Relay Marathon
• Mission police officer hurt apprehending runaway teen
• Weapons stolen from DPS trooper's car recovered
• Driver of truck involved in fatal motorcyle crash arrested
• Mexican prison escape arrested stealing car
• Possible Texas turtles wash up cold on Cape Cod beaches
• STC students host first Christmas drive, family night
• Harlingen may OK Bass Pro Shops lease Saturday
• Sales tax revenues mostly stagnant across Valley
• Los Ebanos Ferry back in operation
• Police recover stolen DPS weapons
• Wildfires will have plenty of fuel after tropical storms
• Businesses with longest TABC permits recognized
• San Benito mother struggles to care for disabled daughters
• Texas drivers can now access records online
• 2 shot near 17th Street in McAllen
• Winter Texan Calendar for 12.05.10
• Hispanic farmers watching USDA disputes
• Mier refugee shelter closes
• Man stabbed multiple times outside Weslaco restaurant
• Boggus Ford president honored for community work
• UTB-TSC official resigns following ethics complaint
• Make your holiday a bit brighter with Monitor’s new Christmas lights map
• Most Valley “dropout factories” improve in past three years
• Boeye Reservoir boasts prime real estate for developers
• Hundreds in holiday spirit at Candlelight Posada
• Search for Brownsville shrimper suspended
• Tree lighting ceremony kicks off Edinburg tradition
• McAllen area not quite dead last in national 'brainpower' ranking
• Donna cancels bridge-opening dedication
• Leaked cables paint gloomy picture of Mexico’s drug war
• Mexican, U.S. agencies prepare for natural disasters
• As family marks anniversary, suspect set to be released
• Man held on $46,500 bail for assaulting cop
• CBP agents seize about $1 million worth of pot
• Shell seeks to sell South Texas gas fields
• Sharyland schools receive nomination for prestigious national award
• Some legal immigrants having a hard time obtaining a driver’s license
• Suspect, victim identified in fatal chase at Pepe's on the River
• Former Hidalgo school finance director allegedly stole $111K from district
• Police: Man stabs woman to death after manhood argument
• Weslaco police arrests alleged armed robber
• Metallic-ink underwear urges TSA 'perverts' to read Fourth Amendment
• Deputies investigate fatal pursuit at Pepe's on the River in Mission
• Edinburg police arrest murder suspect
• TxDOT launches 'telenovelas to reach Hispanic audience'
• Autopsy reveals woman’s death was homicide
• Lacks takes over Whalen's San Benito furniture store
• Accountant get 4 years in prison for bilking paraplegic client
• Mexican navy captures 12, seizes weapons and cash
• Litter superheroes talk trash to students
• Weslaco employees upset over sudden departure
• Residents return to cartel-ravaged Ciudad Mier
• McAllen firefighters consider no-raise contract
• Sharyland ISD to conduct vaccination clinic
• Congress passes up deadline to extend emergency jobless benefits
• Cascos declared winner; Wood says he may pursue legal action
• Zeta lieutenant pleads guilty to immigration charges
• Officials OK final levee-wall segments
• Cornyn meets with Tamaulipas governor-elect in Washington
• Regional Mobility Authority takes on risk under new plan
• Workers put final touches on Hidalgo’s Festival of Lights
• Police find 'fake' grenade in Mission storage
• Dismissed after failing alcohol test, firefighter sues McAllen
• Ticketmaster close to deal with McAllen
• Border Patrol rescues two immigrants near Falfurrias
• Weslaco man arrested in $45M meth bust in Georgia
• McAllen elementary students learn how to become model citizens
• Deion Sanders visits Valley
• VALLEY ADULT DAY CARE HAS SUCCESS IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS
• RMA cuts ties with developer
• Some Valley residents cyber shop
• Two law officers arrested in separate incidents
• Mexican military actions in Reynosa result in "aggressors" killed or arrested
• State Senate committee hears Valley veterans' health care horror stories
• Conservative group backs Dream Act
• PSJA School Board sentencing delayed again
• Preliminary autopsy released in four-fatality mobile home fire
• Man accused of chasing relatives with a machete
• Thanksgiving fatal crash survivor returns home
• McAllen, school district approve settlement with Time Warner Cable
• Hospital urges Valley residents to become organ donors
• Attorney General: County must allow electronic access to land records
• Local man dies in rollover car accident
• Hundreds attend service for healing, prayers
• Asylum-seekers get legal counsel in South Texas program
• Winter Texan Calendar for 11.28.10
• Alleged repeat drunken driving offender kills two on Thanksgiving
• Mission outlaws metal facades on new main road businesses
• McAllen schools seek unused instrument donations
• Backed up immigration courts provide slow processing
• Backed up immigration courts provide slow processing
• Valley shoppers in full Black Friday mode
• San Juan ponders new bus shelters and long-term city plans
• Fitness fans work off stuffing and guilt
• Vipers serve community Thanksgiving feast in McAllen
• Weslaco airport improvements expected to help attract new business
• Union firefighters, McAllen may have a deal
• Cold front to hit Valley early Friday
• Family, schools grieve for Donna girl killed in hit-and-run
• Valley bargain hunters may battle elements, crowds
• Losing La Joya candidates call for new election
• Weslaco creates council to head cultural venues
• More Winter Texans flocking to the area, spending more
• Air travelers urged to arrive early Wednesday at McAllen airport amid holiday rush
• Local groups mobilize to fight immigration bills
• City of Mission to stop paying for health insurance for employees' dependents
• Student killed in hit-and-run south of Donna
• Both sides dig in heels on day two of hunger strike over DREAM Act
• Religious group helps local families recover from hurricanes Dolly, Alex
• Soldier surprises siblings on trip home
• Rep. Ortiz tosses in towel after recount
• Retail consultant meets with McAllen officials
• Cameron judge's race continues to see-saw in recount
• Petition urges McAllen leaders not to sell auditorium without replacement
• Probe still underway in trailer fire that killed four
• Woman at San Juan bar faces prostitution charges
• Man charged in rural Mission murder
• Ciudad Mier residents move out, move on in nearby areas
• Schools empower parents with vital technology skills
• Friendships bridged at international border race
• Refuge biologists hope to find "new" ocelets
• Fire claims four lives in Harlingen trailer park
• Texas climate study predicts permanently higher temps
• Special-needs students get a taste of gridiron glory
• New technology detects retinal disease
• Diwali festival draws crowds for Indian food and events
• New appointees will help board shape tollway’s future
• Turmoil still swirling over Cameron County election
• Sales tax revenue returns indicate Valley economy up swing
• Drug war makes cross-border ties tricky for law enforcement
• Lawmaker's sentencing delayed
• Abused baby’s fate remains uncertain
• New business celebrates opening, culture
• Sheriff hands out Turkeys at parent fair
• McIntyre Street kicks off downtown plan
• Carjackings, armed robberies prompt new travel warning in Tamaulipas
• Clad in combat boots and camouflage, suspected Mexican cartel member washes up near Salineno
• Federal suit filed against Family Dollar stores for alleged wage theft
• Cornyn: U.S. cannot ignore escalating violence in Mexico
• 4 charged with murder in Sharyland student’s slaying
• Carjackings, armed robberies prompt new travel warning in Tamaulipas
• Mexico: 11 Zetas killed in Nueva Ciudad Guerrero
• Snowbirds missed flooding, border violence, corruption
• Empty Bowls fundraiser helps feed area needy
• Reynosa switches location of Saturday's Revolution Celebration, but officials deny change is due to violence potential
• Failed La Joya candidates face libel suit
• Guns, pot seized after drug convoy chase
• New County Commissioner Quintanilla bids farewell to post as Mercedes mayor
• PSJA schools receive transparency award
• Feds seize cocaine at Anzalduas bridge
• Group works to reform labor laws for migrant children
• Sharyland High School student killed in Mission golf course shooting
• State lawmaker proposes law to ban sexting among minors
• 4 in custody after man killed in Mission
• Gang members arrested after drive-by shooting near Edinburg
• Deputies believe La Grulla man drowned
• Moonlighting Mission principals drained after day on the job
• McAllen businesses honored at annual chamber award ceremony
• Lacks — not the Valley furniture chain — to seek bankruptcy protection
• Edinburg launches webcasting for council meetings
• Deputies identify man found slain near Mission
• McAllen mayor to speak, listen about performing arts at ‘fireside chat’
• Still not here, but citrus greening could wipe out industry
• Body recovered from Rio Grande
• Sheriffs deputies identify body of man found on Mission road
• DPS targets cartel-enlisted U.S. gangs
• Eager to learn, Afghan delegation tours Pharr customs facility
• Quintanilla resigns Mercedes school post
• Guerra: Quintanilla can't be county commissioner and hold Mercedes school district post
• Tamaulipas drug violence likely to continue escalation
• UTPA hosts international panels, cultural events
• Only 13 county schools earn place on prominent honor roll
• City dumps ticket seller, moves to Ticket Master
• $4.1 million lotto ticket still unclaimed in McAllen
• CIties, Time Warner reach access channel agreement
• 4 ‘attackers’ killed in Mier shootout
• McAllen, Time Warner Cable, reach tentative deal
• Teen hospitalized after hit and run
• School buses to become “rolling billboards”
• Mercedes school board upset over auditorium renovation
• Thousands enjoy H.E.B.’s Feast of Sharing
• Tribute to Vietnam veterans planned
• Weslaco EDC may seperate from city
• Families wanted: Foster children featured at photo gallery
• Turkeyfest draws support for local Catholic school
• Former dealer sentenced to 25 years in prison for auto financing scam
• McAllen’s migrant administrator receives top nod
• Effectiveness of ATF's Project Gunruner questioned
• U.S., Japan, China make pledge to free trade
• Man charged in fatal wreck
• Ortiz-Farenthold recount expected next week
• Suspect commits suicide on grandparents’ grave, officials say
• Police searching for hired gunmen tied to cartel-ordered hit
• College-University split good for students, UTB-TSC president says
• McAllen seeking man for robbery, hit-and-run
• Marijuana, illegal immigrants discovered in Rio Grande City
• 23.5 pounds of cocaine seized at Hidalgo-Reynosa bridge
• Boards shuffle leadership with new, old trustees
• Bomb threat at McAllen airport appears to be false alarm
• 17-year-old could face life in prison on robbery charges
• San Juan hardware store’s closure reflects struggling economy
• Valley military veterans recall their time in the service
• 60 years later, America honors humble McAllen vet
• McAllen soldier home from Afghanistan for Veterans Day
• Deputies investigate carjacking near Palmview
• McAllen police look to ID armed robbery suspect
• Feds seize more than $2.8M in marijuana in Sullivan City
• Quintanilla takes office as Hidalgo County Precinct 1 commissioner
• Arts community warns sale of McAllen Civic Center could spell end of Broadway shows in the city
• Quintanilla takes over Precinct 1
• Immigration reform advocates weigh in before lame-duck session of Congress
• Four violent crimes reported Tuesday night, but deputies doubt any actually occurred
• Third suspect in fatal Edinburg home invasion to surrender to authorities
• Police: Man was kidnapped, robbed and raped
• U.S. Rep. Ortiz to amend recount request after state rejects initial filing
• UT System regents to end partnership with Brownsville's Texas Southmost College
• Deputies bust alleged burglary ring
• Killer Bees take a shot at the flu
• After successful convention, Baptists depart McAllen
• Man arrested after crash, manhunt in McAllen
• Feds seize meth from Pharr home
• La Joya police find pot inside abandoned vehicle
• Hidalgo County Judge Garcia kicks off term early with interim appointment
• Chase ends in Pharr with arrests, drug bust
• Mier evacuates after Zetas threaten to kill residents
• Ortiz makes deposit for recount
• Matamoros braces for more violence
• Man gets 25-year sentence in Edinburg iron works murder
• McAllen schools join shift to online testing
• UTB-TSC to remain open 'vigilant' despite Matamoros violence
• No injuries after teen opens fire at McAllen carnival
• Ballots to be recounted in tight Cameron County judge race
• Ortiz calls for recount in close congressional race
• First batch of legislative bills filed hit hard at immigration issues
• STC head: Unions, tenure hamper learning
• Deputies arrest mother, gang member accused of beating baby nearly to death
• Former bank president, developers indicted on bank fraud charges
• Rough economy spares local niche restaurants
• Hundreds compete in martial arts tournament
• Departing Marines 'part of something big'
• Charity gives Edinburg family a new home, hope
• Local foundation aims to help neglected, abused children
• Politics surrounds Mercedes veterans memorial
• $30 million lawsuit against DEA agent heading to trial
• Contractor sues Mission district for final payment on school
• Bass Pro Shop still on track for Harlingen
• Election results reduce Valley congressmen's influence in Washington
• Death toll mounts in Matamoros shootout as sporadic fighting continues
• International bridges re-opened after dozens die in Matamoros violence
• Reporter killed in Matamoros shootout
• FBI tip leads to 17 illegal immigrants
• Cornyn, veterans discuss Valley hospital
• Nueces County finds 7 ballots, all for Ortiz
• Charities struggle with less to give for more in need
• Pharr murder suspect extradited from Mexico
• Investigators: Man fights off alleged machete-wielding kidnapper
• Edinburg School District suspends, investigates assistant superintendent
• Ortiz says race is not over yet, no concession
• Explosive detonates near Reynosa H.E.B.
• New Texas House creates challenge for Valley legislators
• Deputies bust burglary ring near Edinburg
• Mission building being restored to house Catholic high school
• 6 McAllen employees hurt in rollover near Corpus Christi
• State awards new education ratings for Weslaco, McAllen
• After extradition, Reynosa man faces capital murder charge
• After truancy violations, Edinburg man arrested as part of burglary ring
• Cameron County deputy denied bail
• Agents seize 44 pounds of cocaine
• Cameron County sheriff's deputy arrested in weapons smuggling sting
• One Edinburg schools trustee sits pretty, while another bids farewell
• Despite GOP gains elsewhere, Hinojosa, Cuellar cruise to another term
• Rep. Veronica Gonzales trounces GOP challenger
• School board incumbents: Mercedes keeps 'em, Donna boots 'em
• E-E, La Villa and Monte Alto take to the polls to elect school board members
• Quintanilla tops Cuellar in rollercoaster race for Hidalgo County Precinct 1
• Incumbents’ team sweep La Joya school board election
• PSJA voters keep school board incumbents and welcome a new face
• Pharr man found stabbed to death inside home; truck missing
• County Judge steps down
• Progreso mayor wins re-election
• Republican revival stops short of Hidalgo County
• CBP officers at Hidalgo-Reynosa bridge seize $1.6M in drugs over weekend
• Feds charge 3 with attempting to smuggle arms cache to Mexican drug cartel
• Two men stabbed in McAllen’s downtown area
• Voters cast ballots; Control of Congress at stake
• UTPA tackles campus wildlife
• Republican wave unlikely to wash away Valley Dems
• Pharr’s back tax probe similar to Hidalgo County’s
• New Mexico man leads Valley lawmen on 40-mile chase
• White vs. Perry: A battle for Valley Hispanic vote
• Teen charged in Pharr drive-by shooting
• Police: Donna man expected to survive after friend shoots him in abdomen
• Valley bands prepare for state competition
• City events a safe haven for trick-or-treaters
• Pharr teen dies in auto-pedestrian accident on expressway
• E-E election to impact district’s uncertain future
• Brownsville biofuel firm announces further progress
• Local officials train with assault rifles
• PSJA School Board candidates speak out
• Man charged with capital murder in Edinburg slaying
• "Closet girl" trial to begin Monday in Brownsville
• Despite controversy, Pro-Medic wins Mercedes ambulance contract
• Desegregation offers lessons for gay troops debate
• Confessions shed light on purported Gulf Cartel carjacking ring in McAllen
• ‘Political activists’ encourage elderly to vote
• Voter assistance perplexes elections administrators
• Felony conviction may end Flores' career in public office, but his political influence remains
• NASA taking applications for high school science program
• Authorities: Baby drowns in bathtub
• McAllen church offers blessings to those in medical field
• No charges filed in Alamo baby drowning
• Texas A&M on lockdown, suspected gunman on campus
• Mission police seize $350K worth of marijuana
• DREAM Act’s supporters rally on UTPA campus
• Law enforcement officials take precautions for Halloween
• Hidalgo County Election Day Polling Locations
• 7th Annual Halloween Festival
• Mission schools bring back after-school tutoring
• Valley to see civil-rights documentary before prime-time debut
• Palmview officials probed after credit card abuse alleged
• Prosecutor: State Rep. Flores wanted to 'line his pockets'
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• Former Hidalgo County detention officer sentenced to prison for receiving child porn
• Former Hidalgo County commissioner reports to prison minutes before deadline
• Police investigate bank robbery at IBC
• Sheriff's office probing possible credit card abuse by Palmview officials
• Gingrich endorses local Republican candidate
• Union wants judge to penalize McAllen
• San Juan police department revamped
• VA dental clinic expands
• Hartely’s family remains hopeful despite no official developments
• Early voting for area elections begins Monday — check where and when to vote
• Amber Alert issued for 6-year-old boy
• U.I.L. Region 15 Pigskin Jubilee Results
• Students apply math, science in high school salon lab
• Cancer activist’s approach: Real, a bit irreverent
• Private detective: ‘Zetitas’ killed Hartley
• Early voting for area elections begins Monday — check who's on the ballot
• Hartley’s mother pleads for recovery of son’s body
• Edinburg call center to hire 800 new employees
• McAllen files objections, skips mediation meeting
• Three men arraigned for possession of marijuana, cocaine
• McAllen hires new bridge director
• Marchers gear up for annual Pigskin contest
• Valley natives return to send high school students to college
• Hidalgo County murder suspect found dead in Austin jail cell
• PSJA North student volunteers to leave the country
• Cameron County candidates asked to avoid politiqueras
• Woman fights denial of U.S. passport
• KMBH-FM resumes broadcasting for Lower Valley
• Report: Zetas may have mistaken couple for rival cartel members
• McAllen officials undecided on mediation meeting
• Religious leaders call for immigration reform
• Intelligence analyst predicts more killings, beheadings if Hartley search continues
• Three at the Top
• Hillary Clinton defends federal efforts in Hartley case
• Reynosa police confirm shooting near highway to Monterrey
• Wreaths by Rebecca capture holiday spirit
• Phishing scam targets BBVA Compass customers
• Tiffany Young-Hartley: 'No, I will not go to Mexico'
• Mediator will help resolve dispute over Mission bike trails
• 101 years later Brownsville woman becomes U.S. citizen
• FOR THE RECORD: Illegals arrested; drugs seized
• County reaches partial settlement on jail construction
• City leaders brainstorm McAllen's future
• Forensics team still analyzing blood from Hartley vest
• Mexican authorities confirm beheading of lead investigator in Hartley disappearance
• STC happy with results from fundraiser
• Cameron County residents file lawsuit against 8-liners
• McAllen residents upset, angry over neighborhood plans
• Teen busted with prescription drugs at Sunrise Mall
• DPS trooper charged with indecency with a minor
• New law would limit gaming
• IBWC awards final levee contracts days before deadline
• Mexican officials: No suspects in Hartley death, despite reports
• Quinceañera dresses dazzle crowd
• Violent crime cut 40 percent in Lopezville area
• Hundreds of Winter Texans become ‘converted Texans’
• 365 pounds of marijuana found in La Joya
• Thousands learn about environmentalism, health
• Jury: Man planned, ordered brother’s murder
• Valley residents honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Sheriff: Suspects haven't been identified in Falcon Lake death
• Trash to treasure
• Father, son charged with murder
• County Census campaign receives statewide award
• Border Patrol seize drugs near La Rosita
• Missing man’s family protests in Denver
• Ford sales surge in McAllen
• Two men shot dead in Las Milpas
• Mission PD searching for alleged identity thief
• Inn the Money: Hotels, restaurants cash in on conventions
• Sheriff appeals to criminals in search for body at Falcon Reservoir
• Fans cheer on Rockets, Magic in Hidalgo
• Search for David Hartley intensifies after alleged pirate attack; nothing found
• Police searching for Pharr bank robber
• Man bound and held at gunpoint as criminals raid his San Juan business
• UTB-TSC student killed in passenger bus hijacking
• Former Weslaco mayor joins suit of CVS
• Search intensifies on Falcon Reservoir; nothing found
• Pakistan officials: 8 German militants killed
• Perry seeks Calderon help in Falcon Lake probe
• Harlingen man arrested on charge of assaulting neighbor with machete
• Explosion at plaza injures 15 in Monterrey suburb
• Regional economic development council hires pitchman
• Thousands celebrate culture and diversity at 5th Annual Palmfest
• “Lack of communication” frustrates some Progreso taxpayers
• Economedes teaches parents of undocumented students the college process
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Police: Major accident sends three to the hospital
• Man faces arrest in hospital bed on attempted murder charge
• Study: McAllen metro lags behind in available park space, nature areas
• Mission police provide free child ID cards
• Breast cancer fundraiser held at Sharyland volleyball game
• Half full: McAllen's budget situation could be worse
• Grant brings 380 temporary jobs to South Texas
• Lawmakers acknowledge new Harlingen VA clinic, push for hospital
• Man shoots at wife, misses, stabs self
• HESTEC gives students a taste of space
• FEMA deadlines nears for disaster assistance
• After arrest, undocumented PSJA North student faces deportation
• 18 law enforcement officers to be hired in Hidalgo County under federal grant
• Judge to consider McAllen police union negotiations
• 500 pounds of marijuana seized south of McAllen
• Police: After cartel attack, 'nothing to fear' from spillover violence
• Authorities: Murders related to Mexican cartels
• Ghost hunters to descend on San Benito middle school
• CBP: Mexican troops crossed into U.S. territory
• Monday is final day for voter registration
• Man charged with murder in Las Lomas drive-by
• Hidalgo County commissioner's son charged with two felonies, injuring police
• Former Weslaco mayor, EDC president, dies at 84
• McAllen man presumed dead after pirate shooting on Falcon Lake
• Search resumes for McAllen man shot in Mexican waters on Falcon Lake
• Weslaco passes budget without layoffs, pay cuts
• Incentives may benefit small businesses in Valley
• Mission carjacking suspects arrested
• Students, foundation ask for donations to help hurricane victims
• Commissioner's son charged with two felonies, injuring police
• Caution urged for Valley drivers, cyclists
• Federal judge sentences members of Starr County drug smuggling operation to prison
• Latina Day prepares mothers, daughters for big dreams
• Gang sex offenders arrested near Edinburg
• Budget cuts force closure of Alamo tax office
• Contest winners ready for Bret Michaels concert in Donna
• 14 aboard tour bus allegedly try to smuggle $3.1 million into Mexico
• Police: Son stabs father outside McAllen home
• Grenade strikes Matamoros city hall; 30 cartel gunmen arrested
• Three injured in grenade attack at Matamoros City Hall
• $3.1M found in tour bus at Hidalgo-Reynosa bridge is CBP's largest cash seizure in almost a yea
• Fugitive arrested at Hidalgo bridge
• McAllen union accuses city manager of scuttling negotiations
• Hidalgo County approves lean budget, looks toward next year
• Census survey: Hidalgo County poorest in Texas
• Work resumes on levee upgrades in eastern Hidalgo County
• Senators: U.S. must invest in infrastructure, personnel at international bridges
• Mike Allen’s STC seat could remain open eight to twenty months
• Jailbreak reported in Matamoros; violence continues
• Police: 4-year-old tried to sell pot in San Juan
• Father, son kidnapped in Mission, released unharmed
• Gunman opens fire at UT in Austin; no one hurt
• First high school, new taxes in sight for Monte Alto
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• Mission mayor immortalized in sculpted homage to labor
• Recent health reform provisions have little Valley impact
• Healthcare reform means new rules for Valley businesses
• Football fans learn about prostate cancer
• Local constable receives statewide honor
• San Juan balances budget, cuts not expected
• Football fans learn about prostate cancer
• Libraries band together to improve searching and borrowing in Hidalgo County
• Healthcare reform means new rules for Valley businesses
• ICE agents make arrest in drug bust
• Gang-fueled drive-by injures two east of Edinburg, investigators say
• IBWC: Floodway diversions still likely
• Progreso school board approves county's second highest tax rate
• Edinburg budget includes raises but no tax hike
• Man sentenced to 40 years for ex-girlfriend's murder
• Texas House, judicial candidates meet with McAllen voters
• Dispute over Mission bike trails to be settled in court
• Mission bar owner convicted of sex trafficking in connection with pimping of underage undocumented i
• McAllen school teacher charged with molesting young relative
• Dispute between McAllen, Time Warner Cable heads to court
• New end-of-life program inspires STC nursing students
• Census: Hidalgo County has largest percentage of Hispanic-owned firms
• Border Patrol nets more than one ton of marijuana in Wednesday seizures
• UTPA receives nearly $1 million in engineering grants
• Doctors Hospital to offer free prostate cancer screenings
• Still in hospital, man charged with wife's fatal stabbing
• McAllen officers reject city contract offer as deadline looms
• Man charged in fatal wreck has criminal past
• Man arrested after alleged fondling of girl
• Officials urge child passenger safety
• Man convicted of manslaughter for fatal 2009 auto-ped wreck
• Border Patrol nets more than half ton of marijuana in separate raids
• Distinguished speaker series kicks off with sustainability lecture
• Mission police bust alleged credit card fraud ring
• Experts: Home sales likely to drop as year ends
• Weslaco police: We’ll give up our raise, if you stop cutting officer jobs
• Weslaco East cleans deep after discovery of four Staph infections
• Man charged after crash kills Edinburg teacher, family
• Still hospitalized, man charged in wife's fatal stabbing
• More rain, more flooding for Brownsville
• UTPA student dreams of path to U.S. citizenship
• STC awarded grant for new Starr County program
• More rain, more flooding for Brownsville
• Pharr police continue investigating fatal crash
• McAllen's plan to rent out park picnic tables rubs some the wrong way
• Weslaco man convicted on child porn charges
• DEA hosts nationwide prescription drug drop off
• Dispute between McAllen and Time Warner Cable heads to FCC
• Edinburg school grieves after teacher's death
• White meets with Border Coalition
• Teacher identified as victim in fatal wreck near Donna
• DEA raids ranch near Palmview
• Deputies attacked during bust at colonia stash house, authorities say
• Dispute between McAllen and Time Warner heads to FCC
• Alleged victims testify in rural Mission bar sex trafficking trial
• Starr County drug busts net $2.5 million
• Boom in UTPA, STC enrollment continues
• Sheriff: Man suspected in wife's slaying remains hospitalized with self-inflicted stab wound
• Woman convicted of murder in husband's 2008 slaying in Edinburg
• Alamo girl fighting facial disorder pines for normalcy
• House wife turns camera from oil rigs to 'pilgrims' in trafficking corridor
• Woman dead after apparent domestic dispute
• Allstate safety stats may be skewed by low number of insured Valley drivers
• Green fees: Price to use most Edinburg facilities to rise
• Law enforcement officials learn about child abuse
• “Green” expert to commence UTPA speaker series
• Ex-teacher seeks allies in boosting English-learning students
• Border Patrol agents in Valley seize more than $8M worth of pot in single day
• Collision involving McAllen police vehicle lands woman in hospital
• Man found guilty of murder in slaying of Sharyland teacher
• Dangerous flooding possible in some areas of Valley as region gets drenched over weekend
• McAllen Police Vehicle involved in accident
• POLICE: KFC employee charged with assaulting co-worker while on the job
• Still no verdict in Sharyland schoolteacher murder case
• Man not guilty in Mercedes bar murder case
• Census: Poverty rate up in 2009
• Weslaco announces cuts in police, fire forces
• Donna searching for new city manager
• McAllen Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Former Alton police chief not guilty on lewdness charge
• Two injured in drive-by shooting in Pharr
• 7 indicted in federal drug investigation, including Roma policemen
• FibeRio receives $1.5 million grant
• Alamo, fire department upset at black hydrants
• Iran frees U.S. woman; 2 men still held
• Family invites public to contractor's viewing
• Brownsville man sentenced to 10 years in manslaughter case
• ICE: Couple smuggled women to work as barmaids
• Feds arrest two Roma officers on drug charges
• Forecasters: Tropical storm over Caribbean could pose threat to Valley
• Drug violence kills dozens in Matamoros this week
• Students at new charter campus look to the future
• Students at new charter campus look to the future
• Border Patrol agents net Nearly $1.5 million in marijuana
• Edinburg school board approves tax hike
• Man wanted on a felony warrant busted at McAllen bus station
• Family that dug up patriarch’s skeleton believes he was hunted for Nazi gold
• Body found in river near Rio Grande City with no head or hands
• Funeral set for Valley contractor killed in Afghanistan
• Jury to continue deliberating in murder case over car stereo
• Appeals court deals blow to Cameron DA's fight for legal division
• Agents shot into Mexico in self-defense, Border Patrol says
• Board takes disciplinary action against prominent Edinburg doctor
• Mercedes to decide municipal judge's fate
• White knocks Perry jobs ad during Valley stop
• McAllen real estate developer mulls plans for 4-star hotel
• School leaders tire in waiting for millions in federal aid
• Edinburg police selling anti-theft invisible ink kits
• Mexican residents fear cartel violence at independence celebrations
• Two weekend home invasions reported in Mission
• On 200th birthday, Mexico battered but not broken
• Mexican marines arrest presumed drug kingpin
• Rising number of strays pile costs onto cities, shelter
• UT Austin artists to host Fine Arts Showcase
• Nilgai a monster problem in Valley
• Valley Boxing coach to be featured on The Ultimate Fighter
• Hundreds say good-bye to fallen soldier
• Several taken to hospital after five-vehicle crash
• Hundreds say good-bye to fallen soldier
• Hurricane Alex's effect shows need for second Valley drainage canal
• Employment agency helps thousands in the Valley to improve their job prospects
• Mission rethinks health insurance subsidy for employees’ families
• Cousin remembers slain military contractor as man who cared for soldiers, Afghan civilians alike
• Border Patrol agents in Mission return fire from attackers in Mexico
• At least 85 inmates escape state prison in Reynosa
• Contractor with Valley ties killed in Afghanistan
• Mother of fallen soldier escorts body home
• Experts: Local golf courses fare well despite national decline
• New curriculum in Mission troubles burdened teachers
• Kidnapper pleads guilty to attacks on agent, bakery owner
• Pharr consolidates EDC operations into city
• Charter schools show progress for English-limited students
• ICE nets $3M of marijuana in Starr County
• Few respond to city survey on McAllen trash, recycling pick up
• Trial begins for man accused of killing neighbor in fight over stereo
• ICE seizes nearly two tons of marijuana in Starr County
• Mexico access to international bridge reopened
• Five injured in school bus collision
• Pappadeaux restaurant opens in Pharr after hurricane delay
• Mexican mayor killed; key security official quits amid security fears
• Sheriff: Man found in make-shift Palmview grave is Economedes High School student
• Body of fallen soldier to return home Thursday
• State tuition program ties down college costs
• Denim manufacturer starts construction on Edinburg facility
• Zetas' gift? 3 dead suspects in migrant massacre may have been 'handed over' by carte
• LeMasters retire after decades of transforming UTPA
• McAllen-born soldier killed in action in Afghanistan
• County opts for tapping reserves over ordering furloughs, salary cuts
• Man arrested in connection with Alamo drive-by shooting
• Teen arrested in connection with convenience store holdup
• Area Border Patrol agents seize more than 3,700 pounds of marijuana over Labor Day weekend
• Fishing vessels run ashore; Mexican navy searching for one ship
• EDEN website offers reliable disaster information
• Sandbags available for Edinburg, Hidalgo County residents
• 3 suspects in Mexico migrant massacre found dead
• Lower Valley gets brunt of Hermine's rainfall
• Edinburg police chief to retire
• Sandbags available for Edinburg, Hidalgo County residents
• Hermine cancels flights at Rio Grande Valley airports
• On short notice, Mexico prepares for Hermine
• 2 in critical condition after shooting, stabbing near Alamo
• Port Isabel witnesses decline of shrimping industry
• Family, friends seeking peace after Brownsville teen’s slaying
• FEMA representatives promote disaster assistance
• Families turn off TVs, movies for interactive circus
• Outdoors groups fight over Mission land
• DPS: Get Licensed, Get Smart
• State’s proposed cuts would worsen schools’ budget woes
• Latest track puts Hermine over Hidalgo County
• Cyclists, shooters dispute the right to use Mission land
• Mid-Valley officials prepare for Hermine
• Taxpayers' burden: Jailed scofflaws
• McAllen honors firefighters with statue
• Car strikes, kills pedestrian in San Juan
• Man treated for self-inflicted gunshot wound, charged with crime
• Man arrested on suspicion of leaving child in locked car
• Thunderstorms cause problems for Valley residents
• Border Patrol agents seize about 800 pounds of marijuana in Hidalgo
• Valley soldier killed in Afghanistan
• 'Grow'n Growers' preps for 2010 farmers market
• 286 Texas National Guard troops to arrive in Valley this month to help secure border
• Congressman unveils new security measures at Pharr-Reynosa bridge
• UTPA plans to reboot 'medical Spanish' program after low response prompts its cancelation
• Gubernatorial hopeful White says he would increase law enforcement ranks along Texas-Mexico border
• McAllen police union, city optimistic on reaching accord before labor contract expires
• Rowe High to open Friday
• New study sheds light on the assimilation of immigrants
• Edcouch, La Villa waiving late penalties for unpaid tickets this month
• Bodies of 16 victims of San Fernando massacre taken to Reynosa airport
• Man shoots self, involved in head-on crash in McAllen
• Mexican navy helicopter reported over Hidalgo County
• Bodies of 16 victims of San Fernando massacre taken to Reynosa airport
• McAllen doctor climbs Europe’s highest mountain
• McAllen doctor climbs Europe’s highest mountain
• Valley nonprofit group donates $1 million for UTPA scholarships
• Police bust suspected auto theft ring
• Rio Grande City investigators continue sorting out events leading up to murder-suicide
• Harlingen-based company comes home
• 911 National Day Of Service
• CBP: Juveniles forced to carry drug loads in exchange for food, water
• Boys & Girls Club of Pharr receives aid from the state to fight childhood obesity
• Harlingen officials approve proposed lease agreement with Bass Pro Shops
• Nesting bird delays KMBH-FM's return to airwaves
• McAllen city officials receive no public input during hearing on proposed tax rate
• Mission school district approves tax increase, budget deficit
• Aerial surveillance drone based in Corpus Christi to start patrolling Texas-Mexico border today
• Maquiladora industry picks up after recession
• Mexican officials: Teen arrested in San Fernando massacre is an adult
• Rio Grande City Police: Murder suicide stemmed from domestic violence
• Four killed in Rio Grande City shooting incident
• August heat sparks record electricity use
• Toddler hospitalized after accidental runover
• Autopsy: No foul play on body found in rural Hidalgo County
• A lesson for all
• 'Rambo' turns self in on McAllen murder charges
• Time Warner Cable, Disney appear close to deal
• Inmate attempts suicide after sentencing for sexual assault
• Sheriff's deputies bust copper theft ring
• Plan would change trash, recycling collection in McAllen
• Long lines, new services greet returning college students
• Grenade attack diverts weekend bridge traffic to Brownsville
• SUV's drunk driving mechanism captures photo of murder suspect
• Man down in rural Hidalgo County
• Plan would change trash, recycling collection in McAllen
• Weslaco sex offender wanted for allegedly failing to register address
• Man faces manslaughter charge after rollover drowning near Weslaco
• Tamaulipas mayor killed; Mexican government vows to improve Reynosa security
• Valley residents gather to ‘restore honor’ to America
• ICE urges field offices to drop some deportation cases
• Escaped prisoner found in McAllen
• Three arrested in connection with fatal shooting
• Weslaco police officer arrested on DWI charge
• Friends watch as man drowns
• Police: Man 'fine' after being struck by bullet in Alamo drive-by shooting
• Explosion reported at downtown Reynosa bar
• La Grulla football team's debut brings winning feeling despite loss on the field
• Capital murder suspects arraigned on murder charge in second death
• Cornyn calls for greater expenditures along the border
• Hidalgo County loses final appeal before state Supreme Court in Precinct 1 election dispute
• Catholic-owned PBS station bumps Frontline report, prompting censorship accusation
• Judge rules McAllen school district must pay scheduled raises
• Ground zero’s boundaries evolve in Islamic center debate
• STC plans Valley tour for national educational investors
• Edcouch chief remains in limbo after mistrial
• Pharr looking for funding for possible 'I' Road repairs
• City officials deem trial run of ban on plastic bags a success
• Harlingen police believe suspect in car theft also involved in rash of other crimes
• Purported Zeta lieutenant appears in federal court in Brownsville
• McAllen police hunt for suspect in shooting that left one dead, one in critical condition
• Inventor's brainchild weaned on grant from McAllen Chamber of Commerce
• Harlingen resident who gained international renown as WWII fighter pilot dies at 92
• State data point to major decline in fatal auto wrecks on Texas highways
• Man dies in wreck west of San Manuel
• McAllen gave bridge director $44,000 severance package, records show
• Officials in Brownsville investigate death of female stabbed up to 23 times
• Brownsville man indicted in stabbing death of estranged wife's friend
• 6 charged with capital murder after deputies unravel suspected smuggling ring
• Community cleanup: Edinburg employees take to streets to remove debris
• Police look for suspects in McAllen drive-by slaying
• State obscures elite Texas Rangers' border work
• Former McAllen business leader Mike Allen has died
• Mexico allows payment of bridge tolls with U.S. currency again
• One dead, one seriously injured in shooting in South McAllen
• Cornyn to view levees, land ports Friday during visit to Hidalgo County
• Hidalgo County Precinct 1 ballot set as filing deadline passes
• Local, federal officers seize 100-plus pounds of cocaine in Hidalgo
• Questions surround San Juan kidnapping case as victim remains stuck in Mexico
• Several reportedly dead in Reynosa violence
• Mexican bridges accept U.S. currency again
• Four arrested in February homicide; another body may be on property
• 2010 dietary guidelines recommend plant-based diet
• Fewer than 50,000 U.S. troops left in Iraq
• Marines find 72 bodies in Tamaulipas state
• Credits, not grades, accepted for transfer students under new UTPA policy
• Ultimate Electronics to open first South Texas store in McAllen
• Travelers frustrated as Mexico restricts payment of bridge tolls with U.S. currency
• TABC busts 17th Street bars suspected of selling to minors
• Coming back from Mexico? You may now need pesos
• Education begins at home
• South Texas College leans more heavily on tuition
• WIC promotes breastfeeding awareness campaign
• McAllen passes on park, sports fields propositions
• Testimony begins in trial of man accused of accident that killed teen
• Plaintiffs return to drawing board after dismissing suit against city of San Juan
• Parents, teachers may be happier for school’s start than their kids
• Brownsville police asking for public’s help in double-shooting
• Attention to Spans: Upper Valley cities crave own bridges
• Teen arrested after alleged stabbing in McAllen
• Mercedes man arrested in fatal hit-and-run accident
• Police: Pa. woman gave son, 6, to stranger on bus
• 3 dead, 4 wounded in shootout in central Virginia
• Police: San Juan teen randomly kidnapped, found in Reynosa
• Vacationing Obama can’t shed White House entourage
• 2 charged after man dumped in McAllen neighborhood
• Grenade attack at attorney general's office in Matamoros
• Weslaco woman dead after one-car crash
• Bodies found in, along Rio Grande
• 8 killed on hijacked Philippine tourist bus
• Edinburg man faces kidnapping, burglary charges
• Three Texas Syndicate members convicted, face mandatory life sentences
• Nonprofit organizations strive to increase voter turnout for November elections
• La Joya and Edcouch-Elsa schools promise change after poor grades
• With filing deadline looming, few have registered for Roma's ballot
• Valley company painting the way toward environmental responsibility
• Federal money supports local police
• Family digging for skeletons
• Sold for scrap, thefts target area gravestone vases
• Age, disability held no UTPA graduate back this summer
• Weslaco teen charged, faces one year in jail
• Some formerly flooded roads still closed while TxDOT inspects them
• Tax-free frenzy draws plenty of crowds to local mall
• Men who allegedly supplied drugs to La Villa mayor face judge
• Weslaco offers buyouts to city employees
• White visits Valley to promote education, border security
• Tax-free frenzy draws crowds to local mall
• Appeals court affirms injunction against special election
• Gang members await jury decision
• McAllen, Texas cities hire attorney to fight cable company’s digital plans
• Health care, administration sectors strong through recession, study says
• Texas students make strides to success on college admissions test
• Tax-free weekend starts today
• Jury clears Alamo man in 2008 fatal robbery
• Infrastructure woes complicate opening of PSJA schools
• Valley police chiefs lobby governor for greater say on border issues
• DA fights conventional wisdom in Precinct 1 case
• McAllen: Mayor reverses course on Westside Park
• Police issuing Amber Alert for 10-day-old baby
• Police: Man beaten and dumped in McAllen neighborhood
• Into the Valley: N. Mexico businesses pulled by growth, pushed by drug war
• Decline in local property values leads to leaner government budgets
• Reynosa isn't safe for visitors, city's economic secretary says
• Mercedes man killed in hit-and-run accident
• Smugglers improvise; officials adapt
• Teen gang members arrested on felony charges
• School bus drivers take a course in safety
• Districts work to draw students back
• Slain federal informant’s death prompted by underworld controversy, witnesses testify
• PSJA North principal out to change people’s minds
• ICE program tracks immigrants in Valley jails via fingerprints
• State warns of drunken driving crackdown
• La Villa Mayor Charged with Prostitution, Official Oppression
• County commissioners likely to decide tollway’s fate
• McAllen mayor will hold meeting on Westside Park Tuesday
• Edinburg: Deputies find 42 pounds of cocaine
• U.S. Marshal: Drug traffickers rely on Tweety, saints to keep police away
• Witnesses: 2003 Texas Syndicate hit a botched job
• VIDEO: Trio charged in fatal Donna bar beating
• Police: Man stabbed during attempted carjacking in Mission
• A Little Help from Their Friends
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• MY OPTIONS ADULT DAY CARE SERVES THE MENTALLY DISABLED
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Hidalgo County
• IMAS Christmas Tree Forest: They Came To Texas
• Fiesta Marathon
• IMAS Says Thank You For Supporting Youth Education
• IMAS Announces New Board Officers
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008

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