We are delighted to announce that the Edinburg Fire Department has received a FEMA grant to provide free smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to eligible residents! This initiative aims to

The City of Brownsville has launched an innovative campaign to raise awareness about the ongoing drought and the need for water conservation. The campaign features a playlist with song titles

Are you in need of volunteer hours or simply love books and want to share your recommendations? McAllen Public Library Book Store is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our

A unique certificate program established by South Texas College’s Computer Information Technology (CIT) department is quickly gaining recognition among higher education institutions across the nation. STC has announced its partnership

Jonathan Ramirez has been borrowing a laptop from the South Texas College Library, through a service available to all students, but recently, his dream of owning his own laptop came

With hurricane forecasters predicting an above-normal active 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, Rio Grande Valley residents are encouraged to begin preparations in advance of any storm entering the Gulf of Mexico.

A tablet-based screening tool that analyzes children’s behavior in response to specific video clips shows promise for enhancing early autism screening, according to a study supported in part by the

Residents of the Rio Grande Valley are urged to stay vigilant over the next few days as the National Hurricane Center is forecasting a potential tropical cyclone development in the

South Texas College (STC) recently became only one of two higher education institutions in Texas to receive a program certification from the esteemed Quality Matters Company, a nonprofit organization that

The Edinburg Fire Department is excited to announce the acquisition of 20 portable thermal imaging cameras, a vital addition that promises to enhance the efficiency and safety of firefighting operations.