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Local organization assists in matching volunteers with community needs

McALLEN — As school year winds down, students looking for ways to keep busy during the three-month summer break now have help finding volunteer opportunities.

 

Cruz makes second trip to Washington to talk truck safety

HARLINGEN — Local resident Debra Cruz sat at a long table in front of a handful of lawmakers who were focused directly on her.

 

Man detained in connection with cocaine trafficking operation

McALLEN — A Pharr man suspected of aiding the movement of cocaine will be held without bond after a detention hearing Tuesday, according to court records.

 

Memorial adds 2 who sacrificed at war

MERCEDES — Finally, Army Private First Class Tomas Marroquin is getting the recognition he deserves.

 

Valley lawmakers supported banking overhaul

Of the 33 U.S. House Democrats who voted to approve the most significant bipartisan overhaul of banking rules since 2010, four of those Democrats were from Texas — three from the Rio Grande Valley.

 

EPA suggests $19.4M plan to cleanup cancer-causing poison from Donna lake

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this month released a 45-page plan detailing a potential fix to the decades-old health hazard prevalent in fish at the Donna Lake.

 

Man to remain in custody in weapons case

McALLEN — A Brownsville man will continue to be held in federal custody in connection with an attempt to smuggle a grenade launcher barrel into Mexico.

 

Delays in Starr County election results caused by ‘human error’

Results for the Starr County runoff elections were delayed several hours Tuesday because of a reported glitch with the voting machines that led to a manual recount.

 

Former candidates react to illegal voting arrests

EDINBURG — Former city council candidates on last year’s November ballot expressed disappointment with the recent arrests surrounding alleged illegal voting in the municipal election and called for new oversight and accountability measures.t of ele

 

Judge orders hearing to look into details about bullet fragment

The judge overseeing the murder case of a man accused of killing his own mother during a shootout with police has ordered an evidentiary hearing to determine how a bullet fragment collected as evidence apparently dissolved.

 

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