Wood, Zapien: How the midterms could impact US-Mexico relations

E. Ivan Zapien of Hogan Lovells Cadwalader and Duncan Wood of Hurst International Consulting.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The November midterm elections could fundamentally change the way Mexico needs to engage with Washington, according to a new op-ed in The Hill. The op-ed is titled: “How the …

Mercedes launches search for new city manager as major infrastructure, retail projects move forward

Edinburg-based Altiva Management Group, LLC, has been retained to manage the recruitment process.

Cuellar secures over 100 bipartisan endorsements across TX-28

File photo: U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar with veteran radio and TV broadcaster Ron Whitlock.

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar says he is honored to received an "overwhelming show of support for my reelection."

Hundreds turn out to celebrate life of beloved movie star

Brandon Biden, director of the Camille Playhouse in Brownsville, sang Amazing Grace during a "Celebration of Life" event for the late R.J. Mitte. (Photo: Antonio Vindell/RGG)

Hundreds attend a celebration of life event for the late R.J. Mitte.

Gilberto Salinas, president and CEO of Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation. (Photo: RGG/Steve Taylor)

From Fifth Avenue to Starbase: GBEDC Chief Shares How Wall Street Is Eyeing Brownsville’s Industrial Boom

A podcast with Gilberto Salinas, president and CEO of Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation.

File photo: State Rep. Terry Canales, Chair of the Permanent Subcommittee on Transportation Funding. (Photo: RGG/Steve Taylor)

Canales: Don't Mess with Texas Infrastructure

Commentary from state Rep. Terry Canales of Edinburg.

City of Pharr Earns 12 National NATOA Awards

The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors conference was held in Kansas City, Missouri.

Marc Palazzo, senior vice president for policy and corporate affairs for NextDecade Corporation. (Photo credit: NextDecade)

UPDATED: Rio Grande LNG project is ahead of schedule and under budget

NextDecade held an open house at Texas Southmost College’s ITEC Center.

Everything Duncan Wood said at the City of Pharr's Gateway Forum

The CEO of Hurst International Consulting framed the U.S.–Mexico border as the central node of modern international commerce.

Donna leaders outline timeline for fully commercialized, high-tech international bridge port of entry

A podcast with Donna leaders Jesus Reyna, Maricela Gonzalez, and April Castañeda.

NADBank aims to boost environmental infrastructure along U.S.-Mexico border

North American Development Bank will deploy up to $300 million through qualified financial intermediaries.

Community leaders, Noble Texas Builders unite to restore historic West Side convent in San Antonio

Former HUD Secretary Henry G. Cisneros praises Noble Texas Builders.

Edwards Abstract and Title Co. acquires Rio Grande Valley Abstract

Edwards Abstract and Title Co. has acquired Rio Grande Valley Abstract, expanding its presence in Cameron County and appointing Jacqui Dempsey as executive vice president of Cameron County.

Perryman: Back to Basics

Texas-based economist M. Ray Perryman discusses the work of this year's Nobel Laureates in Economics, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford.

Texas Legislative Progressive Caucus visits McAllen

Three in-depth panel discussions took place at Cine El Rey. The topics were labor rights, the environment, and immigration.

Garver expands in Harlingen with $5M facility, paving way for 50-plus new jobs

State-of-the-art facility serves as regional hub to support infrastructure projects throughout South Texas and beyond.

Peñitas student tells how his family has been torn apart by ICE

Eighteen year old Jose Alejandro, Jr., broke down in tears at a Valley Interfaith candidate accountability session.

Miller warns GOP could face several statewide defeats in November, points to ‘death by a thousand cuts’

Texas Ag Commissioner says rural voters are angry with Republicans on many issues.

Husted: What is PSJA ISD doing with our school construction dollars?

A guest column from Ana Grace Husted, vice president of government affairs for the Associated Builders and Contractors of Texas.

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