Sometimes after labor day, this year residents will see the Hidalgo County Courthouse project begin. Scheduled for 30 months and to be at or under $150 million in costs, the plan is for the new courthouse to last for the next 50-60 years. Contractors are scheduled to be on site … Continue reading
[woobox offer=’kvm8ca’] Dates of Contest: June 22nd, 2018 – July 12th, 2018 Restrictions: Must be 18 years old of age to be eligible to win. Herrman and Herrman employees and their family are not eligible to win. One does not have to be a client of Herrman and Herrman to … Continue reading
As summer gets underway, children from across the Rio Grande Valley will be able to receive free meals. Children 18 and younger will be able to receive these meals through summer feeding programs throughout the Valley’s school districts. McAllen school district alone will have 40 sites where children can pick … Continue reading
Fed officials say now is the time to ban ATVs and off-road vehicles from Boca Chica Beach. With Space-X launches starting as soon as May 2019 at their Boca Chica site, this made a good time to issue the ban. Officials state that nothing will really change as far as … Continue reading
The Federal Court-Southern District of Texas- Corpus Christi Division has granted Conditional Certification of a Collective Action on behalf of City of Corpus Christi wastewater workers who allege they are owed for years of unpaid on-call pay. The collective action complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District … Continue reading
The family of an avid cyclist who was killed in an accident earlier this year filed a wrongful death lawsuit with the Hidalgo County Clerk’s Office Tuesday against the driver of the vehicle that fatally struck her. The goal of the lawsuit, according to the Robles family, is not to … Continue reading
Recent reports of the Department of Interior taking action in the Rio Grande Valley has the Texas/Mexico border in the headlines once again. Park Police and National Service law enforcement has been sent to address the growing border issues and challenges. However, for citizens who live in these border towns, … Continue reading
In a shocking turn of events, allegations have surfaced against a McAllen bailiff, De La Cruz, who is accused of forging a judge’s signature on a warrant. This case has drawn significant attention due to its implications on the judicial system’s integrity and the involvement of law enforcement personnel in … Continue reading
Gladys Porter Zoo nestled deep in the Rio Grande Valley is known worldwide for its exotic animals on display. This famous zoo is home to animals ranging from tropical America, Indo-Australia, Asia, Africa, and everywhere else in between. The exotic animals include Macaw Canyon, Galapagos Tortoises, Caribbean flamingos, spider monkeys, … Continue reading
As the population in the Rio Grande Valley continues to grow, and we have seen quite a growth over the course of recent years, so grows the issue of keeping up with infrastructure. $3 million for traffic control improvements The city of McAllen surveyed its community and gathered three main … Continue reading
