CBP seizes 1,000 pounds of meth hidden in leek shipment

HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized more than 1,000 pounds of alleged methamphetamine concealed within shipments of leeks at the Pharr Port of Entry. On Oct. 30 at 8 p.m., officers referred a semi-trailer en route to McAllen for secondary...

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A cold front and a weekend of constant rain in the Valley

HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) -- A significant change is coming to the Rio Grande Valley as a rain is expected over the next three days. The first step is a cold front passing through the Valley by Friday morning. The front will bring rain and a few thunderstorms overnight and through Friday...

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Weslaco celebrates Arbor Day with tribute to Major Omar Alonzo Adame

On a warm spring morning, families and community leaders gathered beneath the sprawling canopy of La Plazita Park in Weslaco, their faces lit with pride and remembrance. Children held small shovels, eager to participate, while others looked on with admiration as a new tree was about to be planted—a...

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Man accused of running away from La Feria police

On a bright Thursday morning in La Feria, a routine traffic stop turned into a tense chase that captured the attention of the community and raised questions about safety and accountability. The man, whose identity has not yet been publicly disclosed, reportedly fled from police after being pulled...

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A concerned pet owner inspecting her dog for wounds amid the recent screwworm case in South Texas

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First dog screwworm case reported in the Valley

On a quiet morning in McAllen, a local family’s routine walk took a startling turn when their beloved Labrador, Max, began showing unusual signs—persistent scratching and a suspicious wound. What started as a typical day quickly became a cause for concern after a visit to the veterinarian revealed...

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Cold front brings cooler air and rain to McAllen, Texas

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Cold front brings storms and cooler air to the Valley

As the sun began to set over McAllen, casting a golden hue on the bustling streets, residents felt a palpable shift in the air. The warmth of the day gave way to a refreshing breeze, signaling the arrival of a much-anticipated cold front. For many, this change was more than just a drop in...

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A gathering of community members advocating for civil rights in McAllen, Texas.

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Hispanic civil rights group wants Democrats they helped get elected to get 'ICE out'

As dawn broke over McAllen, the air buzzed with the excitement of freshly elected leaders. In the heart of the city, members of La Union del Pueblo Entero (LUPE) gathered, their voices rising above the morning chatter. They carried a message not just for themselves, but for the community that had...

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Families enjoying outdoor activities in McAllen

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Cool and wet weather is on the way for the Valley

As the sun dipped below the horizon in McAllen, families gathered in their backyards, laughter mingling with the fading light. Kids chased each other, while parents prepared for a weekend of outdoor activities. But as the weather forecast rolled in, a shift was on the horizon, bringing with it a...

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Children playing on the new all-inclusive playground in McAllen

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New all-inclusive playground now open in McAllen

As the sun rose over Retama Park in McAllen, the laughter of children echoed through the air, mingling with the excited chatter of parents and city officials. On a recent Wednesday morning, the community gathered to witness the grand opening of a new all-inclusive playground, a space designed to...

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