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Two-year sentence for RGC man in human smuggling case

McALLEN — A Rio Grande City man was given a 27-month sentence for his role in the smuggling of undocumented immigrants.

 

Penitas city manager received two-year contract extension

The Penitas city manager will on stay on board a while longer after the city council approved a contract extension last week.

 

Donna ISD board selects sole finalist for superintendent role

DONNA — The Donna school district board of trustees announced their sole finalist to fill the superintendent position left vacant by Fernando Castillo since February.

 

Judge denies bondsman’s request for new forfeiture trial

EDINBURG — A county court-at-law judge denied a local bondsman’s request for a new trial Monday, leaving the bondsman with two options, both of which require putting down the $50,000 he forfeited when the man he bailed out of jail…

 

Pharr pays half a million to UTRGV School of Medicine

PHARR — Honoring its annual commitment, the city made a $500,000 donation on Monday to the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine. Pharr joins McAllen, which paid $1 million in February to the medical school, and Hidalgo…

 

Details emerge in fifth voter fraud arrest

EDINBURG — The fifth person arrested in connection to an alleged voter fraud scheme faced a justice of the peace Saturday, and two days later, his bond was reduced from $100,000 cash surety to one that allows him to walk…

 

US Senator refused entry to facility holding migrants' kids

A United States senator trying to gain access to a federal facility housing immigrant children in Texas near the Mexico border and talk to a supervisor has been turned away after police were summoned.

 

Death penalty or life? Jury to decide in killing of Border Patrol agent

BROWNSVILLE — The fate of a man who gunned down a Border Patrol agent could be in the hands of a jury as early as today.

 

Summer meals available for children across the Valley

McALLEN — As children from across the Rio Grande Valley begin to enjoy their summer vacation, school districts and other organizations across the region are announcing the locations where children 18 and younger can receive free meals.

 

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