Judge Deals Big Setback to Trump on 'Dreamers' Program
A third judge has ruled against the Trump administration's plans to end the federal program that shields some young immigrants from deportation.
Bump Caused by Utility Work on Expressway 83 in Donna Now Fixed
Donna officials urge drivers to use caution.
New Policy Prompts 8-Liners to Apply for Permits
Under the rules, the Willacy County Sheriff's Office now has 10 days to review what has been filed.
One Teen is Dead after Rollover Crash in Harlingen
Police arrived on scene at the 100 block of South 7th Street in Harlingen at about 3 p.m.
Man Denied Assistance for Property Damage Caused by Border Patrol Pursuit
Three quotes for repairs show the damage set him back about $5,200.
2 Dallas Police Officers Wounded in Shooting Outside Store
The incident happened about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday outside a Home Depot store.
Thousands of Cameron Co. Property Owners See Increase in Property Value
Cameron County Chief Appraiser Richard Molina tells us about 90,000 property value notices went out this month.
Hidalgo Co. Constables, Federal Agencies Investigating Stash Houses
Officials say a two-day operation led them to a stash house on Tuesday.
Priest Forgives Suspects in Vandalism Case, Investigation Ongoing
He says they discovered a stained glass window broken and a statue desecrated on Saturday.
Mission Police Dept. Taking Proactive Approach to Handle Mentally Ill
Mission police say they get about 10 to 15 calls dealing with people with mental health illnesses every week.
Hidalgo Co. Justice of the Peace Reprimanded
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct says he committed willful and persistent violations in two incidents.
Jury Selected for Murder Case Involving Teen in Cameron Co.
He is now 19 years old and being tried as an adult for the alleged crime.
Business Lawsuit Against Starr Co. Tossed Out Due to Technicality
Operators were seeking to recover taxes collected by the county since 2014.
Armed Robbery Suspect Believed to be Targeting Multiple Stores in Hidalgo Co.
The man is described as a heavyset male, in his mid-30s with a mustache and dark-colored hair.
Palmview City Leaders Meet to Discuss Police Chief's Future
Police Chief Chris Barrera was put on paid administrative leave last week.
Political Science Professor Retires after 51 Years of Teaching
Rick Diaz and Jerry Polinard attended various political conventions and organized local debates.
Suspects in Failed Human Smuggling Attempt to Face Federal Charges
An SUV carrying people from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador rolled over south of Mercedes, killing one.
Dozens Detained Following Stash House Bust in Weslaco
A chase and bail out led police to a home on Mile 4 1/2 Tuesday morning.
Warning Sent to Ship Captains in Port Mansfield Regarding Shallow Water
The problem was caused by years without dredging to the channel and relief may not come any time soon.
Rio Hondo Bridge Delay Concerns Local Business Owners
Rio Hondo city officials have submitted requests to the governor's office, asking for economic help.
National Guard to Aid Border Patrol in Three Support Categories
Border Patrol says they will be monitoring cameras, the airwaves and patrolling the skies.
McAllen Man Files Police Report after Mechanic Keeps Check
He says the mechanic never worked on the car and adds that he’s tried to contact the mechanic for about a month.
Signs, Consequences of Human Trafficking
The FBI believes it to be the third largest criminal activity in the world.
Pharr Stabbing Suspect Claims Self-Defense
The victim in the incident was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries.
Spokesman: George HW Bush Hospitalized with Blood Infection
Barbara Bush was laid to rest Saturday in a ceremony attended by her husband and former presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and their wives, along with current first lady Melania Trump.
Increase of 'Labor Trafficking' Seen in the Valley
If someone is forced to work, experiences fraud and is threatened, then they are victims of human trafficking.
Former Mexican Governor Denied Bond
The former governor of Tamaulipas faces charges of racketeering, drug smuggling, money laundering and bank fraud.
Tar Washing Ashore Causes Problems to Those Visiting SPI
Pieces of tar actually have been floating around the Gulf for many years.
Court Date Set for Venezuela Man Accused of Illegal Possession of Firearms
He admitted to purchasing weapons at a Valley gun show.
1 Dead in Single-Vehicle Crash South of Mercedes
Border Patrol says a camera captured 14 people being loaded into the SUV involved in the crash.
Fugitive Captured at SPI for Alleged Murder Waives Right to Extradition Hearing
Riess is accused of killing her husband in Minnesota and killing a woman in Florida to steal her identity.
Investigators Find New Details in Death of Alamo Teen
Investigators are still determining whether it was an accident or not.
DEA to Hold Medication Disposal Event
The initiative addresses a vital public safety and public health issue.
VA Creates Action Plan to Get Off 'High-Risk List'
An Edinburg Vietnam veteran hopes the plan helps his treatment.
Mexican National Arrested Following $347K Cocaine Bust in Pharr Bridge
The woman was turned over to HSI.
Canadian Police Say Van Struck at Least 8 People in Toronto
The cause of the incident and the extent of the injuries are not yet known.
Metro Nashville Police: Waffle House Shooting Suspect Arrested
Authorities say they have arrested a man suspected of storming a Waffle House restaurant in Nashville and fatally shooting four people with an assault rifle.
Fatal Stabbing in Pharr Under Investigation
Around 7:30 Sunday night, police responded to a call of an injured male on the 3400 block of North Mezcal Drive.
Harlingen Woman Arrested for Bringing Prohibited Substance into Jail
Police say 35-year-old Sandra Lucia Mendoza-Perez came into the jail to drop off a jacket to a man who was incarcerated.
International Supplier of Car Products Expanding Its Footprint in the Valley
Cardone Industries will build a 900,000-square foot distribution center in Harlingen.
Organization Helping in Young Adults’ Career Readiness
The center offers vocational and academic courses to more than 1,600 young people from around the U.S.
UTRGV Basketball Head Coach Teaching Players to Eat Healthy
Lew Hill says he has a family history of diabetes.
Future of Diabetes Treatment Now in Patch Form
Researchers are always working to find better ways to treat the disease.
HOV: Valley Doctor Supports Use of Non-Traditional Cures, New Treatments
He says he heard about home remedies growing up and he still sees them being used today.
Valley Family Strives to ‘Break the Cycle’ Given History of Diabetes
The Avila family has been struggling with diabetes for more than 20 years.
Doctor Explains How to Overcome Mental Health Impact Due to Diabetes
A nurse says she never would have imagined being diagnosed with the disease.
HOV: Supporting Loved Ones Impacted by Diabetes
Angelo Vargas shares a personal story of his father, who is diabetic, and how his family supported his father in his time of need.
Valley Oncologist Says Patients Suffering from Diabetes, Cancer Not Unusual
He says an unhealthy lifestyle can lead to both dreaded diseases.
Mother, Son Learn to Eat, Exercise Properly from UTRGV Program
She says her son has become so good with his dietary habits with the counseling he receives that she is taking note when she makes her shopping list.
Valley Doctors Says Team Approach More Suitable to Treat Diabetes
A patient says her weakness, desserts, were what led to her diagnosis at the age of 27.
Local Pharmacists Highlight ‘Keto’ Diet for Diabetics
Experts say diabetic patients on the keto diet have become less dependent on insulin.
Ophthalmologist Highlights Importance of Eye Screenings for Diabetics
Diabetics are encouraged to schedule an eye screening at least once a year.
Watching What You Eat Helps Maintain Healthy Weight
Eating and cooking health helps maintain weight.
Expert Shares Tips on Healthy Shopping
She says products you find in the center of the store are modified to be preserved unlike the fruit and vegetables areas.
Teen with Diabetes Shares Experience Growing Up with Disease
While diabetes poses some challenges, she says it won’t stop her from achieving her dream.
Cost Associated with Living with Diabetes
The American Diabetes Association says people with diabetes spend on average $7,900 a year alone.
Dietitian Suggests Glycemic Index Useful for Healthy Lifestyle
Patients with Type 2 diabetes can use this tool to measure processed carbohydrates.
Process of Getting Screened for Diabetes
It’s as simple as pricking your finger and dropping the blood onto the test strip.
Expert Highlights Symptoms Found to Confirm Diabetes Diagnosis
One in every four people in the Valley has diabetes and the symptoms can go unnoticed for years.
Valley Woman Fights Diabetes with Zumba
She says she enjoys the exercise and feels healthier.
Valley Residents Face Risk of Diabetes while Combating Obesity
About 70 percent or more of people are obese or overweight in the Rio Grande Valley.
Physician Explains Difference between Type 1, Type 2 Diabetes
A local doctor says sugary drinks, a poor diet and lack of exercise can increase your risk to get diabetes and other factors.
Experts Encourage Healthy Eating to Prevent, Control Diabetes
Certain foods can help improve someone’s mood, energy and overall well-being.
HOV: Diabetes Management, Prevention
Casa Del Mar ensures the education and meals they provide encourage a healthy lifestyle.
Photographer’s Perspective: First-Hand Look at Eight-Liner Raids
When you work in news, you can be sure of one thing, you never know when you’re going to be called to breaking news.
Cameron Co. Workforce Launching Youth Ambassador Program
The program will help Cameron County students learn more about different careers.
Matching Work Skills, Experience with Job Opportunities
Finding employment isn't just a challenge for people with little experience, but also for people with very specific skills.
Local EDC Funding Unique Venture Program to Help Attract Jobs
Their vision is to help establish big businesses right here in the Rio Grande Valley.
Valley Medical Industry Struggles to Fill Job Positions
There is a demand to fill jobs as paramedics, home health aides, personal care sides, nursing aides and many others.
Goodwill Offering Training Courses
To qualify for the program, you just need a high school diploma or a GED.
HOV: Preparing Mentally During Job Search
Self-esteem can dip during hard times for those unemployed. An expert says if left unmonitored, the situation can breed greater problems.
Resources Available for Day Laborers Looking for Work
Some people take what they can find.
69-Year-Old Job Seeker Thinks His Age Might Hurt His Chances
Workforce Solutions suggests he highlights his experience.
McAllen Bomb Squad Examines Artillery Shell Found in Man’s Backyard
Benito Carriaga is a chemical specialist who served in the Army in the 1960s.
Teamwork in the Newsroom
Photojournalist shows teamwork at Channel 5.
Gas Leak Causes Road Closures, Evacuations in Penitas
Texas Gas Service repaired the issue in two hours.
23-Year-Old Woman Found Guilty of Intoxication Manslaughter
She’s accused of killing motorcyclist David Salinas in Harlingen.
La Feria Daycare Helping Children with Special Needs
One mother said it was difficult finding a daycare that would help her son.
Man Charged for Deadly Auto-Pedestrian Accident
The toddler was killed and the mother is in critical condition.
3 Special Olympics Athletes Bonding While Swimming Competitively
Two of the swimmers are headed to a national meet next month.
Dance Studio Welcomes Children with Special Needs
The studio is located in Harlingen and opened its doors 30 years ago.
Support Group for Families with Special Needs Children
The group meets at a church in McAllen.
Organization Offers Aid to Students Once Part of Special Education
The non-profit offers assistance to post graduates.
Children with Special Needs Take Part in Dream Team
Children with special needs are given a chance to play baseball.
Parent of Special Olympian Expresses Pride in Daughter's Accomplishments
The parent said she has seen her daughter grow during the competitions.
Effects of Autism on Parents
Two mothers formed their own support groups.
Police Chase in Brownsville
A suspect was arrested for evading arrest using a vehicle after a police chase in Brownsville.
Specialist Explains Personal Safety for Children
Educators and parents learn techniques to help children recognize danger.
Parents of Valley Children with Autism See Benefits of Support Group
Parents said social media has helped them keep in contact
Man Diagnosed with Autism Set to Graduate College
The 28-year-old will graduate with an associate’s degree from South Texas College in Weslaco
Program Offering Tire Drop-Off Sites Across the RGV
More than 25 tire drop-off sites will be available.
Teen Living with Diabetes Learning to Make Changes
The teen found out she was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.
Judge Denies Change of Venue in 1960 Murder Case
The former priest’s attorney said his client wouldn’t receive a fair trial.
Photographer's Perspective: Working on a Holiday
CHANNEL 5 NEWS photographer discusses what it means for them when working on a holiday.
Photographer's Perspective: Police Ride Along
Photojournalist Marco Vecchio said police ride along stories are among his favorites.
New Mayor Voted in for City of San Juan
Mario Garza, former Mayor Pro Tem, ran against the incumbent Mayor San Juanita Sanchez.
Queen Isabella Memorial Causeway Reopened
TxDOT inspected the bridge.
Teen Rushed to Hospital Following Shooting
The shooting happened near Brownsville.
Photographer's Perspective: Working with What you Have
CHANNEL 5 NEWS photographers find a way to get the job done with the equipment they have.
McAllen Doctor Shares Views of Future for Diabetes
The doctor said it can be difficult for people to break habits.
Diabetes Patient Uses Herbal Remedies to Treat Disease
Some diabetes patients in the Rio Grande Valley are taking an alternative approach to modern medicine.
Human Remains Found near Cameron Co. Farm
The farm is located near Rio Hondo.
Health Resources Needed in Deaf Community
One UTRGV associate dean said there is a lack of interpreters.
Patient Details Costs of Diabetes
Diabetes is a costly disease, not only in terms of its impact on the body, but also on people’s wallets.
How Dialysis Helps Diabetic Patient with Kidney Disease
Diabetes can sometimes cause kidneys to stop functioning properly.
Diabetic Patient Shares Struggles of Dealing with Medical Expenses
The costs of medication can sometimes be costly for patients.
Volunteers Test for Diabetes at Flea Market
When it comes to diabetes, public health volunteers in the Rio Grande Valley said they need to be in the right place to get people informed.
McAllen Teen Opens Up About Living with Type 1 Diabetes
The teen was diagnosed with the disease about three years ago.
Missing San Benito Children Found Safe
The investigation will be turned over to Mexican authorities.
Suspicious Call Forces Evacuations at Hidalgo Co. Courthouse
People are being asked to avoid the area.
Garden Project Teaching Donna ISD Student Healthy Habits
All 14 Donna ISD elementary schools have built gardens.
Diabetic Patient Thankful for Free Services at McAllen Clinic
The doctors at the Hope Family Health Center work on a volunteer basis.
Tips on Shopping Healthy for Diabetic, Obese Patients
Experts emphasize the importance of eating multiple food groups at every meal.
Investigation: RGV Homeowners Restless Over Alleged Real Estate Fraud
One woman paid nearly $20,000 in cash to a company accused of defrauding many homeowners.
Woman Sheds 75 Pounds by Changing Lifestyle
Brownsville officials are working to help citizens pick a healthier lifestyle.
13 Dead in Head-On Collision in Uvalde Co.
The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. on U.S. 83 North.
San Carlos Center Educating Community on Diabetes
A resident said the free programs help keep herself active while serving others.
Psychological Effects of Diabetes
Dr. Fernandez, a psychiatric doctor and Dean of UTRGV’s medical school, said the Rio Grande Valley is a place where depression can be taboo.
Veteran Learning to Live with Diabetes
A KRGV reporter shared his father’s journey living with diabetes.
Group Creates Dance Exercise Program to Get Healthy
The group meets at the Weslaco City Park.
Multidisciplinary Approach Helps Those with Diabetes
Results derive from a team effort which can include a nutritionist, dietician and psychologist among others.
Type 1, Type 2 Diabetes Breakdown
Experts said the disease comes, primarily, from genetics.
Photographer's Perspective: Changing Weather Conditions
Weather conditions can make recording tricky.
Photographer's Perspective Live on Location with Tim Smith
CHANNEL 5 Photojournalist Elette Garza shows us a behind the scenes look at live shots with First Warn 5 Chief Meteorologist Tim Smith.
Special Report: Without A Name
As per Texas law, unidentified remains are required to be investigated.
San Benito Robbery Suspect Arrested
The robbery happened Sunday morning at El Taco Jardin.
Special Report: Gaps along Border Fence
The border fence gaps can either help improve security or let criminal activity in.
Special Report: Life in the Gaps
The possibility of building a wall on the border weighs heavily on those that live so close.
Cameron Co. Judge Shares Alternative Border Wall Plans
Fifty-six miles of border fencing already runs through Cameron and Hidalgo Counties.
Photographer's Perspective Weathering the Elements
WESLACO - CHANNEL 5 NEWS crews deal with everything thrown at them, from noisy crowds to rainy weather. CHANNEL 5 Photojournalist Enrique Saenz says besides heat and rain, wind is what he watches out for the most. Saenz says the wind can make video look shakier the father they are away, he says, "We solve that by getting closer, and if we can't, we just hope the wind dies down. He adds the wind also changes the audio, "When the wind behaves, you can hear every word a pers...
Cameron County Tax Assessor-Collector Found Not Guilty
The county official was facing 15 counts.
RGV Woman Cautions People against Land Requests from Government
She defied the federal government's request to take a quarter acre of property in El Calaboz 10 years ago.
Executive Order Prohibits Travelers from 7 Countries to Enter U.S.
The order is supposed to last 90 days.
Congressman Henry Cuellar Speaks About Border Wall
Valley congressman Henry Cuellar said the proposed border wall is all "showmanship" for President Trump.
RGV Business Owner Predicts Sales Will Suffer Under Proposed Tax Import
President Trump announced Thursday he will work with Congress on the details of his plan.
Trump’s Executive Order Pushes to Enhance Public Safety
The order mentions hiring more immigration officers.
Presidential Inauguration Coverage
Watch a live stream of the coverage.
Harlingen Teen’s Family Continues Search for Missing Body
The man linked to the teen’s death was sentenced in court on Wednesday.
Glycemic Index Measures Carbohydrates in Foods
Diabetes and carbohydrate intake go hand-in-hand.
5 On Your Side
Man Demands Money Back for Faulty, Incomplete Vehicle Repairs
He's been trying to contact the mechanic since a month ago.
Valley Home Care Provider Wants Former Employer to Pay Her
She claims that her paycheck from her former employer bounced when she tried cashing it.
La Feria Homeowner Expecting Repairs to Leaky Roof
The woman paid a man $1,000 last year to add a protective coating to her roof.
Edinburg Resident Unable to Move Out of Apartment after Falling Down Stairs
James Kennamur has been on the waiting list to move to a single-floor apartment for more than a month.
Mission Woman Wants Contractor to Complete Unfinished Work
She says he stopped talking to her in February.
Weslaco Woman Wants to Know Why Brush is Not Being Picked Up
The resident is afraid a tree she disposed of might catch fire.
Woman Receives Water Bill Deposit from City of Weslaco
The $149 water deposit was sent to her by mail last week.
Elsa Man Irritated After Years of Sewage Issues
The city blames wet-wipes for the sewer problem.
Valley Woman’s Mail Resumes After Broken Mailbox Lock Replaced
A work order was submitted and on Monday the lock was fixed.
Customer Seeks Resolution on iPad Refund
The store says if the man pays the restocking fee, it'll resolve the situation.
Con Mi Gente
Political Science Professor Retires after 51 Years of Teaching
Rick Diaz and Jerry Polinard attended various political conventions and organized local debates.
Valley City, Medical School Sharing Growth Amongst Community
Medical students working at a clinic in Penitas are learning from residents.
Valley Race Car Drivers Living 'Life in the Fast Lane' to National Spotlight
Five race car drivers, with their speed and talent, landed on the Discovery Channel.
San Juan Community Bands Together for Graffiti Clean Up
The city provided the paint and most of the hardware needed.
Tough Girls Crushin' It in Valley Roller Derby Community
It’s a sport gaining popularity in the Rio Grande Valley.
Community Festival Pays Tribute to Monarch Butterfly
The city of McAllen participates with the Mayor's Monarch Pledge, a national initiative to commit to create habitat and educate about monarch butterflies.
Local Comic Book Shop Maintains Customers' Interest
Comic book stores have changed as the demand for them has increased.
Local Alternative School Offers Students Insight into Environmental Advancements
The principal says he doesn't believe in discipline, he believes in structure.
Taylor Christian; Hidden in Plain Sight
Former and current students came together to celebrate its 70th anniversary.
2 Countries Working to Keep Historic Bridge
U.S. and Mexico are working to preserve the Roma suspension bridge.
Sports
New Upgrades in La Villa
Athletic Facilities Getting Fresh Look
Tidwell Leaves UTRGV
Coached Women Back to Winning Ways
Valley Entries Head Home
McAllen Blanked 2-0
Wakeland Claims Valley View Season
First Loss Comes 3-1
Palestine Edges Progreso 2-1
Red Ants Denied in 4A Semi-Finals
On the Diamond: April 17th
32-6A Softball Showdown
Young Bulldogs Guide McAllen To State
Club Soccer Helps Program
Progreso Boys Depart for State
Familiar Foe in Palestine
Annual Hoops Showcase
Donna Plays Host
On the Way to Georgetown
Three Valley Soccer Teams State Bound
Texas Headlines
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Stories
One Teen is Dead after Rollover Crash in Harlingen
Police arrived on scene at the 100 block of South 7th Street in Harlingen at about 3 p.m.
Man Denied Assistance for Property Damage Caused by Border Patrol Pursuit
Three quotes for repairs show the damage set him back about $5,200.
Dozens Detained Following Stash House Bust in Weslaco
A chase and bail out led police to a home on Mile 4 1/2 Tuesday morning.
New Policy Prompts 8-Liners to Apply for Permits
Under the rules, the Willacy County Sheriff's Office now has 10 days to review what has been filed.
Hidalgo Co. Justice of the Peace Reprimanded
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct says he committed willful and persistent violations in two incidents.