News from 5/29/2025

• Additional disaster recovery centers to open across the Valley
• Mission Police Department partners with UTRGV for mental health training
• Ribbon cutting ceremony held for new affordable housing units in Brownsville
• RV site at Isla Blanca Park to close for renovations
• Pharr church vandalized for the fourth time in one month
• Trump administration increases pressure on 'sanctuary jurisdictions' with public listing
• What happens to Trump's tariffs now that a court has knocked them down?
• Facing the Fury: What to know about evacuation routes in the Valley
• Facing the Fury: Meet the Hurricane Hunters
• Facing the Fury: Cooking without power
• Facing the Fury: Shopping for the storm
• Facing the Fury: How to clean your flood-damaged home
• WATCH: Facing the Fury 2025 Hurricane Special
• Facing the Fury: The importance of having flood insurance during hurricane season
• Facing the Fury: What to know about storm surges
• Texas Legislature approves $8.5 billion boost for public schools after years of stagnant funding
• McAllen police search for auto theft suspect
• U.S. Border Patrol agents disrupt a narcotic smuggling operation near Harlingen
• Pet of the Week: Patches, the female Tortoiseshell kitten
• The one thing Texas won’t do to save its water supply
• 5 bodies appearing to be missing musicians of Mexican regional music band found in Reynosa
• What to know about the death of Air Force prep graduate Ava Moore in a crash on a Texas lake
• Charges dismissed against two individuals in Arroyo Terminals investigation
• Former Cameron County jailer charged after allegedly assaulting three inmates
• Brownsville high school employee arrested, accused of sexually assaulting coworker
• Edinburg man sentenced to 35 years for aggravated sexual assault of a nine-year-old
• Texas just defined man and woman. Here’s why that matters.
• Texas poised to add $100 million to child care scholarship program
• Bill that would have banned Texas minors from social media misses key deadline
• Texas to expand how schools discipline students
• A bill to air-condition all Texas prisons likely to fail again in the Senate
• Thursday, May 29, 2025: Stray shower, temps in the 90s
• Cameron County resident ‘on edge’ after Primera city official allegedly killed his cat
• City of Alton tackling stagnant water issues
• City of Alton preparing for $8 million drainage project
• Renovations coming to Hidalgo Port of Entry
• Fugitive on Texas’ most wanted list arrested in Palmview
• Mission swapping land with school district for flood prevention projects
• Small Business Administration opens recovery center in Harlingen
• New Texas law would increase penalties for ‘ambulance chasers’
• Elon Musk is leaving the Trump administration after criticizing president's 'big beautiful bill'
• Pump Patrol: Wednesday, May 28, 2025
• Final boarding call for free bags at Southwest as airline abandons a cherished perk
• McAllen fire chief discusses staying safe outdoors during the summer
• Sinkhole causes road closure near La Joya
• More than 1,100 Cameron County residents without power following thunderstorms
• Primera public works director fatally shot neighbor's cat, records say
• Driver killed after striking utility pole in Willacy County
• “Anti-Red Flag Act” that would limit when guns can be taken from people advances in Texas House
• Bill limiting protests at public universities gets initial Texas House approval