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Search and explore our complete collection of articles covering Edinburg city government, Hidalgo County politics, the Texas Legislature, and the leaders shaping the Rio Grande Valley. From legislative updates and exclusive insights to profiles of key South Texas figures, this is your resource for the stories behind the decisions affecting our community.
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Inner-city trolley bus service designed to increase prosperity for downtown restaurants and other businesses being reviewed by Valley Metro and Edinburg Economic Development Corporation
Featured: High school students race their balloon powered cars during “Introducing Girls to Engineering Day” as part of Engineering Week on Thursday, February 22, 2018 at the Engineering Building at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Edinburg. The Edinburg Mayor and Edinburg City Council, along with the Edinburg Economic Development Corporation and its […]
Weslaco airport legislation by Rep. Martínez set for House committee hearing on Wednesday, April 8
Proposed airport designation could elevate Weslaco’s reputation as the Valley’s Homeland Security City
Interim President Sorber updates UTPA Alumni Association on plan for $70 million fine arts facility
Sen. Hinojosa: Edinburg RAHC set up for dramatic growth; could add first two years of medical school
Edinburg 2008 construction drops $45 million from 2007, with new homes down by more than 50 percent
City Council on Tuesday, March 3, to consider recommending state incentives for proposed $14 million Edinburg Medical Conference Center
Alonzo Cantú unveils vision, details for proposed $14 million Edinburg Medical Conference Center
Southwest Workers Union plans 5:45 p.m. Tuesday rally in Edinburg to help organize ECISD workers
Edinburg’s retail economy in December 2008 up more than 21 percent over same month in 2007
Regional Mobility Authorities would post their full agenda packets on the Internet under legislation being developed by Rep. Flores
Edinburg’s unemployment rate for December remains at 5.5 percent, again best in the Valley, better than Texas and U.S. unemployment levels
