A guest column by writer and researcher Dr. Gary Joe Mounce, a professor emeritus (political science) at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
The president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business says the U.S. needs a tariff policy that’s fair, clear, and forward-looking—one that boosts exports, attracts investment, and gives consumers the freedom to choose goods at affordable prices.
The president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers pens an op-ed about President Trump's tariff policy.
A guest column penned jointly by the president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers, and the president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business.
U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez disagrees with a decision to remove the name of Edinburg hometown hero, U.S. Marine Sergeant Alfredo “Freddy” Gonzalez, from the Naval History website.
Maybe this year when we commemorate the life of César Chávez on March 31, we might take some time to add a bit of realism to what we’re talking about in terms of food on our tables and farm laborers’ livelihood, writes columnist James C. Harrington.
No Texan should have to pay full price for a prescription drug that a hospital acquired at a steep discount, writes Tom Wolfe, of the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute.
The commissioner of the U.S. Section of the International Boundary and Water Commission writes to stakeholders about recent flooding in the Rio Grande Valley.
Political leaders in Congress made a promise to lower costs. It is time for them to do their job and keep that promise, writes the Texas State Director of UnidosUS.
The spirit of the Right to Repair statute is under attack, writes Josue Reyes, president and CEO of D. Wilson Construction Co.
Here are the comments Adam Gonzalez, CEO of Rio-South Texas Education & Community Development Foundation, made at his group's 2025 Annual Gala.
Our recent acquisition of "G-TV”, an out-of-home broadcast platform that is already present in the Rio Grande Valley and now in Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Killeen, along with our expanded news coverage, has resulted in a doubling of our readership and increased our exposure to over a million Texans a month!
Commodities Integrated Logistics is not just talking about it. They are actually putting money on the ground, making an investment in the region.
The county judge for Webb County accepts the position of chairman of the Texas Border Coalition.
In the Rio Grande Valley, nearly a quarter of families live below the federal poverty line. For these hard-working families, Medicaid is a lifeline, writes RGV Partnership President & CEO Daniel Silva.
More trade would benefit Texas as it is the nation’s top export state and has the country’s busiest port of entry, Laredo, says the Texas Association of Business president and CEO.
Here are the remarks U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz made at a news conference held in San Juan on March 19. The subject was Mexico's failure to deliver water to the U.S. under the terms of a 1944 water sharing treaty.
A guest column jointly penned by Dr. Eric Russell, M.D., and Dr. Marsha Griffin, M.D.
A guest column from the president and CEO of the San Antonio-based Intercultural Development Research Association.
Rio-South Texas Education & Community Development Foundation is committed to providing UT-Rio Grande Valley with $5 million over six years to fund an endowed scholarship for graduate students.