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Return of rotor (helicopter) ambulance service to Valley key to enhancing life-saving emergency care
Within two months of DHR Health’s announcement on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 that it began functioning as a Level I trauma care facility, another key piece to the Rio Grande Valley’s life-saving emergency medical care was launched on Tuesday, June 18, 2019 with the return of rotor (helicopter) ambulance service provided by the privately-owned Hidalgo County EMS/South Texas Air Med.
Two years in the making, Hidalgo County first in Texas to allow e-filing of criminal cases under law passed by Rep. Canales and Sen. Hinojosa
In meetings with Valley press corps, President Bailey shares his vision for UT-Rio Grande Valley
Edinburg retail economy continues to prosper, posting 6.21 percent improvement midway through 2015 compared with first half of 2014
53-acre campus expansion, $37.6 million engineering/academic building for UTRGV in Edinburg set for action by UT System Board of Regents
To truly serve and protect the innocent, Texas lawmakers should begin work on “The Sandra Bland Justice for All Act”
Rep. Canales, Edcouch-Elsa Rotary Club join forces for ongoing Delta Area School Supplies Drive that will distribute materials, for free, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, August 19
South Texas International Film Festival (www.stxff.us) bringing to clear view the potential value – through local productions of movies and videos for television – on economic development for Edinburg and South Texas
LeFleur Transportation donates 12-passenger van to Edinburg Chamber of Commerce, announces Rep. Terry Canales
Valley state lawmakers oppose budget cuts for therapy services that help 60,000 disabled children and elderly Texans – including more than 26,000 in the Valley – says Rep. Canales
Edinburg’s June 5.1 percent unemployment rate is the best showing for that month since 2005
Edinburg retail economy from January through May 2015 up more than six percent over same period last year, according to Texas comptroller
