Community Keynote Conversations take place in Mission and McAllen on Feb. 26, and Pharr and Edinburg on Feb. 27.
The Dance of the Sun is the kick-off of the annual Charro Days.
Mr. Amigo acts as ambassador during the Charro Days festivities.
In an in-depth interview, CEO Dr. Rashmi Chandran discusses the group's focus on Valley colonias.
Flip Circus is run by the famous Vazquez family of Donna, Texas. Its 2026 nationwide tour starts in McAllen.
Dialogue takes place at 7:00 p.m. on Feb. 3, at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in San Juan.
Susan Turley, the President of DHR health, paid tribute to her good friend, Dr. Lawrence R. Gelman, at a Memorial Service.
Larry Safir, a non-physician member of DHR Health's Board of Managers, paid tribute to his good friend, Dr. Lawrence R. Gelman, at a Memorial Service.
The UT-Rio Grande Valley professor emeritus passed away late last month aged 87.
U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar plans to pass a resolution in honor of the late former La Salle County Judge in Congress.
The president of Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation gives her latest monthly update.
Abelardo 'Lalo' Arcaute was a former Hidalgo County Commissioner and the first Hispanic mayor of San Juan, Texas. He died on December 28, aged 89.
Roma native Mario E. Ramirez was the longest-serving state district judge south of Houston when he retired a year ago.
Interviews in English and Spanish with McAllen-based attorney John Saenz.
Rio Grande Guardian editor and publisher Steve Taylor remembers the publication's longest-serving columnist.
An interview with Josie Arellano, crime victims liaison for Pharr Police Department.
Those honored included: Miradas de Esperanza, Río Bravo Ministries, Children’s Haven International, Banco de Alimentos de Reynosa, and Centro de Capacitación y Talento Empresarial.
Harlingen residents can enjoy food, music, live performances, and photos with Santa as the City lights up McKelvey Park.
The state legislature does not usually fund zoos. State Rep. Erin Elizabeth Gámez found a way to make it happen.
Harlingen Mayor Norma Sepulveda and Brownsville Mayor John Cowen, Jr., gave their personal stories at a “Mayors in Motion: Leadership & Entrepreneurship” event.