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Cornyn: If feds can't fund bridge upgrades, let cities help
If the federal government can't fund critical improvements at the Rio Grande Valley's border crossings, local cities should have the ability to pay for the improvements themselves, U.S. Sen.
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All or Nothing Tattoo and Piercing Studio gives their all for McAllen
When you walk into All or Nothing, there's a barbershop feel to it. At first glance, the feint of heart might be intimidated.
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DJ Tonic live at the Old Ice House June 14
At 9 p.m. Thursday, June 14, DJ Tonic will bring his funky house music to the Old Ice House in McAllen.
Valley counties top state in early voting turnout
Luna, 61, went door to door in colonias surrounding her Mercedes home to encourage residents to vote for issues such as immigration, drainage and education that matter to them.
McAllen driver's license office closing for renovation
McALLEN - After Friday, teens eager to obtain or renew a driver's license won't be able to do so at the Department of Public Safety office in McAllen - not until next year.
Museum of South Texas History presents classic Mexican film "Derecho de Nacer"
The MOST History is featuring a new exhibit, La Epoca de Oro: The Golden Age of Mexican Cinema in the Rio Grande Valley.
Did vandals disconnect bridge security cameras?
McAllen plans to install wireless security cameras at the Anzalduas International Bridge after rodents and vandals damaged the bridge's fiber-optic cables.
Glenn D. Braunstein, M.D.: Home Values May Depend on "Location,...
Braunstein , Dr. Glenn Braunstein , Medical Care , The Dartmouth Atlas Of Health Care , Regional Health Care , The Darthmouth Atlas , World Healthcare , We all know that good health has a lot to do with genes, nutrition, regular exercise and smart decisions like drinking alcohol only in moderation and not smoking.
Southside planning iPads for students
Trustees in the Southside Independent School District, where cow pastures outnumber strip malls and where the term "hot spot" might more commonly refer to a popular restaurant, are backing a plan to put an iPad in every student's hands by 2016.
TigerText, the #1 leader in secure, real-time messaging, announced several new Rehabilitation Center customers in a sign of the growing importance for HIPAA compliant secure messaging across healthcare.
Worker shot outside South Texas polling location
Authorities say a drive-by shooting outside a polling place in South Texas sent a campaign worker to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Campaign Worker Shot Outside Texas Polling Site
A drive-by shooting outside a polling place Tuesday in San Juan sent a campaign worker to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.
'He Never Came Back': Woman Claims Zetas Cartel Kidnapped ...
Almost two months ago, three armed gunmen broke into a McAllen, Texas, home and kidnapped an American citizen in broad daylight.
Precinct 1 race driving Hidalgo County turnout
EARLY TURNOUT In the two-week early-voting period, about 44,000 Hidalgo County voters cast ballots in the Republican and Democratic primaries.
McAllen school board considers employee raises
The McAllen school board may approve pay raises for the district's more than 3,000 employees when it finalizes the 2012-13 budget next month.
Families mourn loved ones who 'paid a price for us'
Veterans and members of the Vermund G. Hansen American Legion Post 101 stand at ease during a memorial procession Monday, May 28, 2012, at Valley Memorial Gardens in McAllen.
Woman appeals for return of abducted husband
A South Texas woman is appealing for mercy from Mexico's brutal Zetas drug cartel, which she believes is behind the March 30 abduction of her husband by three gunmen who stormed into their home.
In Memorium: Locals tell how war has touched their lives
Melissa Rodriguez is spending her first Memorial Day without her husband, Sgt. Rodolfo "Rudy" Rodriguez , the Weslaco native who was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan in September.
Mission CISD teacher among state school board hopefuls
After 30-year State Board of Education incumbent Mary Helen Berlanga announced she would not seek re-election to her District 2 post, five contenders stepped up to vie for a party nomination, hoping to succeed the Corpus Christi attorney.
Health officials warn of food poisoning
"Specially holidays like this, it will be from like the potato salad, the chicken salad the things that should be refrigerated, and they're not and get too hot.