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
As a personal injury attorney in South Texas, I’m often involved with lawsuits and settlements involving minor children. Because the minor lacks the capacity to enter into a legal contract, how can a minor accept a settlement offer? Can the parents accept the settlement on behalf of the child? Does … Continue reading
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) conducts yearly performance evaluations that focus on the factor of safety. Vehicles are granted the honor of being the safest vehicles on a yearly basis if they surpass certain criteria. As per every year, we have the list of the 15 safest vehicles … Continue reading
One of the first things that usually come up after an auto accident is the question of a rental vehicle. Likely you are without a vehicle and it’s your only mode of transportation so you may have been asking for rides and stuck depending on others. It is usually at … Continue reading
You just signed up with a law firm to represent you in your personal injury case. One of the first things the firm does is send you a “Welcome Letter”. While this may just seem like an ordinary correspondence, please DO NOT IGNORE! There is highly important information listed in … Continue reading
It’s that time of year again—2024 property tax statements have been sent out across most counties. If you haven’t received yours, it’s crucial to contact your local county tax office immediately. By law, property owners are responsible for notifying the county of any address changes. But what happens if you’re … Continue reading
You can now vote at any polling location in Hidalgo County during early voting and on Election Day. Hidalgo County successfully applied for the “Countywide Polling Place Program” with the Office of the Secretary of State. This program, started in 2005, allows voters to cast their ballot at any polling … Continue reading
Recently, a teenager from California livestreamed a deadly car crash while allegedly driving under the influence on a California highway with two 14-year-old girls in the back seat. In the recording, the camera starts to violently shake as the girls scream. The California Highway Patrol said the 18-year-old driver, Obdulia, … Continue reading
