The aim of the conference was to inspire Rio Grande Valley high school students to pursue a career in the STEM fields. More than 5,000 students attended.
The five commissioners on the Brownsville Navigation District board, plus Port Director & CEO William Dietrich, have each narrated a short video about the Port of Brownsville.
The founder and principal of Rubi Group Capital gives his view on tariffs, immigration raids, legislative changes, and energy costs.
The program notes for the 2025 South Texas Summit said, “All Roads Lead South.” The panelists for the “Building South Texas: Jobs, Education & Health" discussion were Ron Garza, Mike Ramsey, and Dr. Lyssa Ochoa.
The program notes for the 2025 South Texas Summit said, “All Roads Lead South.” The panelists for the "Emerging Industries & Economic Growth" discussion were Nathan Burkhart, John B. Dickson, William Rafferty, and William Steele.
Dalinda Gonzalez-Alcantar said her group has always had good relations with federally elected officials. She said she hopes they will do the right thing.
The program notes for the 2025 South Texas Summit said, "All Roads Lead South." The mayors of Brownsville, McAllen, Harlingen, and San Antonio said there are opportunities for coordinated growth.
Eighteen designated drainage improvement projects came about thanks to a $22 million bond election passed in 2018.
The idea was brought up at the Delta Area Summit by Elsa City Manager J.J. Ybarra.
Among the co-sponsors from the Rio Grande Valley are Titan Fuel, UT-Rio Grande Valley, the Council for South Texas Economic Progress, Mission EDC, Harlingen EDC, and the Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation.
The Juan Rivera, Sr., and Veteran's LULAC Council held a protest outside San Benito city hall on Saturday to oppose federal immigration raids.
STC President Dr. Ricardo Solis praises the vision of his board of trustees and those of Edcouch-Elsa ISD.
The event, held at Beach Water Park, attracted thousands of visitors. It was organized by churches and worship groups from across the Rio Grande Valley.
STC Board Trustee Rose Benavidez discusses the importance of the new college's new $2.5 million, 3,272 square-foot Automotive Lab.
Supply Pay co-founder and CEO William Steele was a panelist at the 2025 South Texas Summit in San Antonio. He later won first place in a pitch competition at FreedomFest in Palm Springs.
Appearing on a panel at the 2025 South Texas Summit, McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos and Harlingen Mayor Norma Sepulveda speak out about the ICE raids.
Everything Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai said at South Texas Business Partnership's 2025 South Texas Summit.
President & CEO Rebecca J. Viagran says the South Texas Business Partnership covers south San Antonio, Laredo, the Rio Grande Valley, and Corpus Christi.
The relationship between the three North American nations has reached a point where continuing to treat security and prosperity as separate conversations is impossible, says the director of the Center for Border Economic & Enterprise Development.
It was no surprise the Mexican Consulate's Office drew a large crowd for its forum at the e-Bridge Center, said UTRGV Professor Salvador Contreras. US-Mexico trade is a hot topic, he said.