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BBQ plate fundraiser held for Edcouch man killed in auto-pedestrian crash (opens the original)
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The Edcouch Volunteer Fire Department held a Wednesday BBQ plate fundraiser in honor of a community member who died in an auto-pedestrian crash. Raul Palomin, 48, was hit by a truck on FM 1015 south of Mile 13 1/2 Road on Jan. 3, according to Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson Sgt. Maria Hernandez. The fire department is raising money for Palomin’s funeral expenses. The volunteer firefighters said they were friends with Palomin and his family. “It’s a lot of support from people that
Rio Hondo continues seeing illegal trash fires (opens the original)
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Rio Hondo authorities said an illegal trash fire that happened on Jan. 3, 2026, was the seventh one they’ve responded to in the last month. The Rio Hondo Police Department said all the calls stemmed from people burning trash in their backyard without a permit. Rio Hondo Police Chief Julian Longoria said the recent windy conditions are worsening the issue. READ ALSO: Rio Hondo authorities seeing more illegal trash fires “When the wind is blowing, not only does it feed that fire, but any embers th
Two homes destroyed in Edinburg fire (opens the original)
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A candle is believed to be the cause of a fire on Tuesday that destroyed two homes in Edinburg, according to Hidalgo County Fire Marshal Homero Garza. No one was home at the time of the fire. The Edinburg and Elsa fire departments responded to the fire at the 8900 block of Val Verde Vista Street. Garza said a candle left inside a mobile home may have caused the fire that spread to a neighboring home. Both homes were left in unlivable conditions, Garza said. The American Red Cross and Hidalgo Cou
Mission city leaders break ground on $2 million drainage project (opens the original)
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Mission city leaders broke ground on a new drainage project in the area known as La Cuchilla. The $2 million project was initially scheduled to begin a few months ago. Mission Mayor Norie Gonzalez says the city has completed seven other drainage projects. "It's increasing the capacity to mitigate the flooding issues that we have in this area. So back in 2018, when we had that rain event, many of our vulnerable areas were identified and this is one of them," Gonzalez said. The drainage project wi
Lane closures announced for McAllen marathon (opens the original)
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Multiple lane closures and brief traffic pauses will be in effect along the McAllen Marathon Scott Crane Run route The city of McAllen is advising drivers of the following route changes for the 2026 McAllen Marathon Scott Crane Run on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026: Full roadway closures will be in effect at the following locations: • 29th Street — Expressway (I-2) to Business 83 • Galveston Avenue — 29th Street to 23rd Street • Main Street — Cedar Avenue to Business 83 Additional streets and intersect
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