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Increased South TX Bat Infestations: Why You Must Remove them Before They Give Birth
By Weston Pawelek, Owner of Critter Control of Rio Grande Valley Edinburg TX – Everyone wants to go someplace warm, like South Texas, during the cold winter months, and that goes beyond just people. Freezing temperatures from the North bring migratory bat species to the Rio Grande Valley every year. The problem is, once these…
UTRGV Social Work to host conference helping older adults stay safe online
Rio Grande Valley News, UTRGV News, Education, Community Events Staff Report Edinburg TX – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Social Work will host a two-day conference aimed at helping older adults and caregivers better navigate the digital world while protecting themselves from online fraud and scams. The conference, titled “Staying Safe, Smart…
Edinburg police arrest suspect in 2024 homicide case
Edinburg News, Edinburg TX News, Crime, Public Safety Staff Report Edinburg, TX – The Edinburg Police Department announced the arrest of a suspect in connection with a March 2, 2024 homicide following a multi-agency investigation spanning more than two years. The case involves the death of 29-year-old Victor Gerardo Hernandez, who was found with gunshot…
Edinburg EDC opens third round of business improvement grant program
Edinburg News, Edinburg TX News, small business grants, economic development, facade improvements Staff Report Edinburg, TX – The Edinburg Economic Development Corporation announced the launch of the third round of its Façade and Lot Improvement Program, with applications opening March 23, 2026. The program provides financial assistance to small businesses for exterior property improvements aimed…
Leading by example: One STC student’s mission to inspire others with disabilities
Veronica Salinas, STC Communications For 26-year-old South Texas College student Neftali Medina, the road to higher education has been filled with self-doubt, long nights, moments of uncertainty and the quiet fear that maybe college was not meant for someone like him. But today, Medina stands as proof that it is. Living with a learning disability,…
Com. Torres cites women’s leadership program at foundation gala
Edinburg News, Edinburg TX News, women’s leadership, financial literacy, Hidalgo County Precinct 4 Staff Report Edinburg, TX – Hidalgo County Precinct 4 highlighted its partnership with the Heart, Mind, Money Foundation during the foundation’s scholarship gala on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. The event brought together community leaders, supporters and program participants, according to Precinct 4.…
Edinburg library to host spring break programs for children and teens
Edinburg News, Edinburg TX News, Library Events, Spring Break Staff Report Edinburg, TX – The Dustin M. Sekula Memorial Library will host a week of activities for children and teens during its “Spring Break at the Library” program in March. The schedule includes educational presentations, movie screenings, storytime sessions and hands-on crafts designed to provide…
Edinburg to host 5th Annual Dirty Duathlon at Doolittle Nature Park
Edinburg News, Edinburg TX News, Parks and Recreation, Sports Event Staff Report Edinburg, TX – The City of Edinburg Parks and Recreation Department will host the 5th Annual Dirty Duathlon on April 11 at Doolittle Nature Park. The race will begin at 7:30 a.m. and will feature a multi-stage course designed for runners and cyclists.…
IMAS to present “Aviary” exhibition celebrating bird-inspired art
Edinburg News, Edinburg TX News, Arts and Culture, International Museum of Art and Science Staff Report The International Museum of Art and Science will host the traveling exhibition “Aviary” from March 21 through June 21, showcasing artwork inspired by birds and their presence in landscapes around the world. The exhibition will be included with general…
Edinburg residents raise concerns over development, taxes and water as council reviews strong audit
Arnoldo Mata Edinburg, TX – Concerns about taxes, infrastructure, and environmental safety took center stage during the Edinburg City Council meeting on March 17, as residents voiced frustrations during public comments, while city officials highlighted strong financial performance and grappled with a controversial subdivision proposal. Subdivision proposal sparks debate, Council approves after executive session The…