Two Houston men have admitted to holding a victim hostage at gunpoint, beating and threatening him with death, announced U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani.
Okay, so you’ve been asleep since last July. It was too hot. You turned up the AC and went to bed. Now it’s November, you wake up, and remember there are local elections coming due next Tuesday. What to do? Well, for starters, it’s too late to get a politiquera job. That train has left the station along with the white Caddies driven by the most successful vote-getters.
For months now, some of the rumors, the chismé, floating around haven’t been good — the Hidalgo County Courthouse won’t be finished before next Christmas (2024).
I shouldn’t even be writing stuff like this because I’m not in favor of further development in the RGV. Hate me if you will, but I hate traffic, and with more people, comes more traffic.
The Office of the Texas Governor on Thursday — in an impressive showing statewide for the Rio Grande Valley — awarded Dr. Lidia Fonseca of McAllen, Christian Torres of Pharr, the Valley Association for Independent Living of McAllen, and the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Edinburg, top honors for their dedication on behalf of Texans with disabilities, Gov. Greg Abbott recently announced.
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