EDINBURG — As COVID-19 testing increases across Hidalgo County, new requirements are being implemented to ensure residents receive their results in a timely manner. To get tested, residents must now present a photo ID, physical address, phone number and email address. Residents are encouraged to pre-register online at texas.curativeinc.com.
All these years, state Republicans have worked to convince Lone Start State residents that they were in favor of the War on Drugs, while at the same time, by the looks of next week’s planned state convention in Houston, many of them have obviously been doing some serious drugs for years.
EDINBURG – As area hospitals continue to operate near capacity, the deaths of 16 people in Hidalgo County was announced Monday after they tested positive for COVID-19, County Judge Richard F. Cortez said. That brings the total number of COVID-19 related fatalities to 75. Another 102 people learned that they had tested positive for the virus bringing the total number of known cases to 5,447.
PHARR — The City of Pharr announced today that its police department is headed in a new direction after Chief Jose Luengo was removed as head of the city's law enforcement department. The city would like to thank Chief Luengo for his service and leadership to the City of Pharr. More information regarding the city's decision on future leadership will be made available soon.
EDINBURG — Border Patrol agents from the Rio Grande Valley Sector stop two smuggling attempts in Starr County that resulted in the seizure of 345 lbs. of marijuana with an estimated value of $276K.
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