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As we watch over our government, it’s often about the money.

Are taxpayer dollars being spent wisely on social programs, road projects and employee pay? Can we view government contracts with outside organizations? What are the details of bond proposals on the election ballot?

Long-established state open government laws — the Texas Public Informa...


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A motorcyclist died late Saturday night in rural Donna after authorities said he failed to control his speed before crashing into another vehicle. 

The Texas Department of Public Safety identified the man as 21-year-old Donna resident Christopher Rosas.

He was not wearing a helmet, according to DPS.

The two-vehicle crash occurred at about 11:27 p.m. ...


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During the revolution against the dictatorship of Porfirio Diaz, many impoverished rural Mexicans turned north seeking a peaceful life where they could earn a decent living in the Land of Dreams.

Felicitas Ramirez was no different.

As a youngster in Huatuzco, Veracruz, she heard many stories of the wonderful opportunities afforded in the United States. So in 191...


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Anirudh Roy, 12, a student at Los Fresnos schools won the Rio Grande Valley 38th Annual Regional Spelling Bee, which was hosted and organized by MyRGV.com and AIM Media Texas, Saturday at the Edinburg Conference Center at Renaissance in Edinburg. (Travis M. Whitehead | Valley Morning Star)

EDINBURG — It was a perplexing word for a dish from the Alsace region of France.


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Authorities from the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office are investigating the unexplained deaths of some 50 cattle found in various stages of decomposition in rural La Joya, deputies said in a news release Saturday.

The sheriff’s office said deputies responded to an anonymous call at 14 Mile Line on Jarachinas Road near La Joya at around 8:22 p.m. Friday. The caller initi...


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