Drs. Subram and Elizabeth Krishnan have made a number of significant contributions to UT-Rio Grande Valley in the past.
Edinburg saw construction activity exceed $300 million in 2023 and 2024. It is well on pace to do the same in 2025, says its economic development director, Raudel Garza.
Region One ESC’s Teacher Alternative Certification Program removes financial barriers so that the certification can be obtained at no cost to participants.
Regional differences can be stark. While Texas and Arizona growers and importers wanted the U.S.-Mexico Tomato Suspension Agreement to stay in place, the Florida Tomato Exchange is thrilled the U.S. Department of Commerce has scrapped it.
Dante Galeazzi, president and CEO of the Texas International Produce Association, says 50,000 jobs in Texas are tied to the importation of tomatoes from Mexico.
Juan Escobar has just been inducted into the RGV Sports of Hall of Fame. But that is not the only reason to meet up with him.
The Council for South Texas Economic Progress acknowledges it will need buy-in from key stakeholders.
Steven De la Garza is a longtime supporter of technical and workforce education in the Rio Grande Valley.
An exclusive interview with Pharr EDC President Victor Perez following his presentation to the Greater McAllen Association of Realtors.
ERO Architects CEO Brian Godinez says: "This remarkable architecture project stands as a cornerstone for Edinburg’s urban vision."
A major capital investment would be made and 600 good-paying manufacturing jobs would be created, says Harlingen EDC CEO Orlando Campos.
AIM GIS Solutions is the official addressing coordinator for the cities of Edouch and Elsa.
Many Latino students are not graduating in areas of high demand or that have the value-added proposition that STEM careers have, says Dr. Federico Zaragoza, a former university president and Laredo native.
Delving into the Rio Grande Guardian’s video library. Livestreams from Richard Cortez’s two previous countywide election campaigns – in 2018 and 2022.
The great thing about TSTC, says regent Lizzy de la Garza Putegnat, is that the college only gets paid if its students secure meaningful employment upon finishing their studies.
Friends and family gathered at McAllen Heritage Center to celebrate the life of Dr. Nedra S. Kinerk.
Hidalgo County and the City of Mission believe they can secure funding for two key sections of the Hidalgo County Loop more quickly than Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority.
Dr. Federico Zaragoza, a Laredo native and former president of the College of Southern Nevada, says he is returning to the South Texas border region in order to give back.
RGVHCC President Cynthia Sakulenzki: The Luna Awards represent more than just recognition — they amplify the stories of women who are breaking barriers and leading innovation in industries where representation is needed most.
Benefits to patients may include decreased risk of infection, reduced pain and trauma to the body, reduced loss of blood during the procedure, and a faster recovery time.