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HAVE YOU SEEN HIM?: Cameron County Sheriff Manuel Trevino is urging the public to be on the lookout for a man wanted on charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child.

Once we push through a hot and humid Friday afternoon, we will move into a new rainy period for a few days.

ValleyCentral is out at the Boys & Girls Club of McAllen and the Good Neighbor Settlement House today for Founder's Day of Caring!

The Roma Independent School District’s mariachi program had the opportunity to shine and represent the Rio Grande Valley on Tuesday at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

JUST IN: Two drivers were killed in an early Friday morning collision, according to the McAllen Police Department.

JUST IN: Ector County Sheriff Mike Griffis has confirmed an active shooter in Midland, Texas.

Active shooter in Midland: Here is what we know Video Credit: West Texas Oilfield Traffic Updates MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)- Ector County Sheriff Mike Griffis has confirmed an active shooter in Midland; the suspect is reportedly barricaded in a…

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued an emergency use authorization for the use of nitenpyram tablets for treating puppies, dogs, cats and kittens with New World screwworm.

FDA issues emergency use authorization to treat dogs, cats with screwworm The agency approved generic nitenpyram tablets to treat dogs and cats over two pounds and four weeks of age.

The National Hurricane Center still has just a 10% chance of development indicated for a tropical wave in the Bay of Campeche. Only now, the yellow blob has changed and includes the Texas Coast. Indications are the low will push into the Mexican coast over the weekend, and then what is left of it gets entwined with a frontal boundary that will be just to our north. The chances of some showers and thunderstorms producing some heavy rain still remains, especially Monday into Wednesday. Localized flooding issues may become a concern should that happen.

HAPPENING TODAY: Residents are required to show proof of residency with a current Raymondville water bill and are asked to bring their own shovels.

“Our family, they need us,” Dr. Fano said. “They need a father. They need a husband. They need us. So for us to be there, we need to be healthy.”