A woman and two men were arrested after agents found a stolen vehicle that was allegedly in their custody.

A fire broke out in a residence located at 2433 Iris Street in McAllen, and was attended by four fire trucks and personnel from the city Fire Department. The department chief, Juan Gloria, said that the crew was able to control the flames, search for and rescue people, and that, fortunately, no one was injured, while an investigation remains ongoing to determine the cause of the blaze.

The Hidalgo County Election Department is seeking 900 poll workers for the general election on November 3, 2026, aiming to receive at least 1 050 applications. Applicants must be registered to vote in the county, not hold elected office, not be employees of an elected official, complete online training and will be paid; early voting will be from October 19 to October 30.

TxDOT confirmed that the lanes of South International Boulevard in Hidalgo reopened after an oil spill caused by an accident at block 1200. Police said southbound traffic was detoured onto the shoulder near Produce Road, cleanup took between three and four hours, and drivers must slow down and obey emergency personnel.

Planned Parenthood South Texas will offer free Pap smears and HPV testing this Saturday, September 12, from 8 to 11 a.m., walk‑in, in Harlingen.

The couple reported leg pain and was taken to the hospital. Police said there are no serious injuries and the driver will not face charges.

This September 19 it will accompany “Walk With Confidence” in Edinburg. Free family walk to raise awareness about alopecia areata.

Twenty‑four‑year‑old José Delgado, 25‑year‑old Roel Rubalcava, and 19‑year‑old Jonathan Balderas, who were arrested by the Special Car Theft Unit of the Brownsville Police Department on October 31, 2022, now face additional charges for allegedly taking part in multiple vehicle thefts. According to Brownsville Police, over a two‑week period…