Friday May 25 | The Brownsville Herald
Free passes for military in national parks, refuges
Just in time for Memorial Day, active members of the military can receive a free annual pass to visit national parks, refuges and other public lands.
San Benito board to keep superintendent
New San Benito school board members say they plan to work with schools Superintendent Antonio Limon, whose contract expires in 2014.
San Benito conducts elections today
In San Benito, voters will decide 17 proposed amendments to the City Charter and will cast ballots in three school board races.
TSC seats at stake: Voters will determine two races for college leadership
Tonight, two new Texas Southmost College members will be elected to the Board of Trustees to help guide the college through one of the most delicate periods in its 85-year history.
Tornado warning issued for Central Cameron County
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BROWNSVILLE HAS ISSUED A * TORNADO WARNING FOR... CENTRAL CAMERON COUNTY IN DEEP SOUTH TEXAS.
TSC elections to be held Saturday
Early voting to elect the next two members of the Texas Southmost College Board of Trustees ended Tuesday, with a total of 727 ballots cast through Monday.
Oliveira challenged by Dominguez for District 37
Seeking a 15th term in office for the state House District 37 seat has translated to big money for state Rep.
Four area students win Gates Millenium Scholarships
Brownsville area Gates Milenium Scholars are, from left, Rodrigo Fernandez from Rivera High School, Cynthia Ybarra from Pace, Deborah Sandoval from Los Fresnos and Paloma Abigail Rodriguez from Brownsville Early college High School.
90 years for football player who fatally stabbed girlfriend
Javier De La Rosa stares downward as one of his defense attorneys, Rick Canales grimaces as the jury sentence is read in the Cameron County State District Court in Brownsville, Thursday May 3, 2012.