Drivers on State Highway 107 in Edinburg will face a traffic change on Tuesday, September 8, between Sharp Road and Cesar Chavez Road. The detour, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., will shift traffic to the inner lanes while the outer lanes are worked on, part of the improvement project between FM 907 and Sharp Road; residents of the Rio Grande Valley should expect delays and add time to their trips.

Five people who said they were members of the Gulf Cartel were detained by the Border Patrol and the Texas Department of Public Safety in Starr County. The operation took place Wednesday morning when migrants were intercepted on a raft on the Rio Grande near the border area with Miguel Alemán, and then they boarded a Ford F‑150 driven by José Raúl Aldape Hernández, 31, who said he charged about 100 dollars per person.

The Brownsville Police Department warns the community of a recent increase in vehicle thefts, especially of Jeep Gladiator and Jeep Wrangler, in the city of Brownsville, Texas. Authorities ask owners to install visible immobilizers, such as steering wheel locks, or kill switches, and to report any suspicious activity immediately.

The Cameron County Sheriff's Office issued an alert to locate Jesús Esteban Escobar, 39, for an alleged case of aggravated sexual assault against a minor. According to information provided by authorities, the case is related to an incident that occurred at block 12000 of Highway 281, near San Benito.Las autoridades de…

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported that at the southern Texas entry ports a recent increase has been recorded in the number of people who, when crossing the border, leave the inspection area.

Luis Alberto "Beto" Torres, 28, is being sought by the McAllen Police for allegedly being the leader of a car theft gang, according to a statement.

Elsa police arrested Bobbi Jo Bulnes, 49, after alleged drugs were found inside and outside the vehicle. She faces three charges and $90,000 bail.

Martín Hernández Alvarado, 61, was sentenced to 40 years for sexual offenses against minors. Learn the details of the case and the investigation.

Lyford authorities announced that the boil water advisory for human consumption was lifted effective October 7, after a break in a main pipe caused a loss of pressure. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality confirmed in laboratory tests that the water now meets standards and no longer needs to be boiled. Residents can contact (956) 347‑3512 for information.

The district said the report was outside the campus. After the “Secure Hold,” authorities detained several people and classes resumed.