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H.E.B. feeds thousands at annual feast
The line of patrons waiting to be seated to a hot Thanksgiving meal never seemed to end at the McAllen Convention Center Sunday.
Mission hotel accused of price gouging after disaster declaration
The Texas Attorney General's Office this week charged two Rio Grande Valley hotels with price gouging during Hurricane Dolly, according to an attorney general news release.
Motel Price Gouging Victim Speaks
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Rio Queen Citrus works to rebuild after fire
Six months after a fire destroyed its main office and main citrus packing shed, Rio Queen Citrus Inc., Mission, Texas, expects to be in the new facility it's building on the spot of the old building, said Mike ...
A Roma man's bond was set at over a million dollars. The 27-year-old suspect led police on a high-speed chase that went through almost 10 cities.
Austin prosecutors probe slaying on Flores' ranch
The Travis County district attorney's office is reviewing more than just travel records in its ongoing criminal investigation into state Rep.
Sheriff: Penitas infant drowns in bucket
An 11-month-old baby boy died after he drowned in a mop bucket while his mother left him in the care of his 12-year-old brother, sheriff's deputies said.
A new tourism program in Goliad
Theresa Dermody grew up outside Karnes City, but she often visited Goliad to see its historic Mission Espritu Santo.
New trail to link San Jose Mission to its former lifeblood
National Park Service Director Mary Bomar speaks before a groundbreaking at Mission San Jose for a new hike-and-bike path.
Possible Voter Abuse in McAllen under Review
The Hidalgo County elections administrator is looking into allegations of possible voter abuse in McAllen.
Feds seize more than 4 tons of pot in RGV over the weekend
Agents with the U.S. Border Patrol picked up more than four tons of marijuana during several seizures throughout the Rio Grande Valley last weekend.
Fuzzy borders and tribal identities equal headaches for Valley cities
Forty-five years after the state set down laws to govern where and how cities can annex new territories, disputes over territory are still a major headache for fast-growing Rio Grande Valley municipalities.
CBP officers make a spicy discovery
Maybe a Mission woman wanted customs agents to believe she had a very big baby. A 21-year-old woman tried to smuggle nearly five and a half pounds of chorizo concealed in several baby diapers insider her SUV at ...
Ex-sheriffa s deputy, 40 others indicted
A former Hidalgo County sheriff's deputy is among several Rio Grande Valley residents named in a series of federal money laundering and drug trafficking indictments unsealed in Atlanta this week.
Woman tries smuggling chorizo sausage in diapers
A woman from Mission, TX tried smuggling chorizo sausage across the US border. She was caught by Customs and fined $300. The 21-year-old woman tried declaring a bunch of soiled diapers.
Woman Caught Smuggling Chorizo in Baby Diapers
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the Hidalgo Port of Entry seized close to five and one half pounds of Mexican chorizo found concealed in baby diapers.
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