The 730-acre, $500 million, industrial park is going to position Brownsville as a leader in innovation and advanced manufacturing, says its mayor.

Commentary from the chairman of the Border Trade Alliance and executive director of Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority.

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.

Balancing Industrial Growth with Conservation Addressing the rapid rise of neighboring industrial activity, Hockema drew a distinct boundary between sustainable development and operations that pose ...

Commentary from Ramiro Aleman, director of economic development for Cameron County.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — For nearly a century, the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration have served as a spiritual and educational anchor on San Antonio’s historic West Side. When severe weather recently left ...

GARVER HARLINGEN EXPANSION AT A GLANCE • Investment: $5 million • Facility Size: 25,000 square feet • Current Workforce: 54 employees • Projected Job Growth: Up to 50 new jobs (100 total capacity) • ...

ALAMO, Texas — Mayor J.R. Garza believes the City of Alamo has secured a steady pair of hands to guide its next chapter of growth, pointing to the arrival of new City Manager Michael Leo as a major ...

PHARR, Texas — Framing the U.S.–Mexico border not as a line of defense but as the central node of modern international commerce, foreign policy expert Duncan Wood told a packed audience of business ...

A survey of 152 law enforcement officers in the Rio Grande Valley presents an encouraging picture of professional pride and community partnerships. The UTRGV research project also highlights a ...