Construction moving forward on park at historic cemetery in Brownsville

The Brownsville Herald - Fri Nov 06

Construction is under way on a park that will be on the site of one of Brownsville's oldest cemeteries, if not first city cemetery.

Allegations Of Abuse

KRGV - Thu Nov 05

A CHANNEL 5 NEWS investigation exposes allegations of abuse behind bars in Cameron County.

Mass Shooting in Fort Hood

KRGV - Thu Nov 05

Officials say the shooter, an Army major, was killed. A Texas congressman says two soldiers who were detained have been released.

Woman Worried About Ditch Being Dug

KRGV - Thu Nov 05

A Cameron County resident calls 5 On Your Side for a different kind of reason. She doesn't want a drainage ditch in her neighborhood.

New U.S. citizens have a 'great' day

The Brownsville Herald - Thu Nov 05

When Yaseen Patel was a high school student in Karachi, Pakistan, he knew so much about U.S. policy and pop culture that his friends would tease him.

SAN ANTONIOa "Esther L. Rhude

Valley Morning Star - Wed Nov 04

She was born in Sharon, ND, on September 22, 1914, to Anders and Anna Bjerke. Esther graduated from high school and from St.

Expansion Planned for Veterans Bridge

KRGV - Wed Nov 04

Cameron County officials plan to expand Veterans International Bridge in Brownsville.

Rio Hondo, TX.a "Nola Hull Norman

Valley Morning Star - Tue Nov 03

Age 81, of Rio Hondo went to be with our Lord on November 1, 2009. She was born January 7, 1928 to William D. and Josie Emma Buck Hull in Shirley, Tennessee.

Veterans Bridge expansion aims to alleviate lengthy crossings for commercial traffic

The Brownsville Herald - Mon Nov 02

Even with fewer border crossings taking place in Brownsville these days, traffic still jams up at Veterans International Bridge at Los Tomates.

Two veteran-related propositions on Nov. 3 ballot

Corsicana Daily Sun - Sun Nov 01

CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN Associated Press Writer McALLEN, Texas - With more than 1.7 million military veterans in Texas and just nine Veterans Affairs hospitals, long drives are not uncommon in the Rio Grande Valley and some other parts of the state with large veteran populations.