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Michael Rodriguez

McAllen

Editor @MyRGVnews and deputy editor @monitornews, @brownsvillenews, @valleystar | “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find.”

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  • 1 month ago | myrgv.com | Alexandrea Bailey |Michael Rodriguez

    Only have a minute? Listen instead By Alexandrea Bailey and Michael Rodriguez | Staff WritersMcAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos said Monday he is proud of how the community has stepped up to help one another following the recent flooding. In addition, he feels relief knowing that the city of McAllen can handle this sort of natural disaster with resilience. He says that the city’s drainage systems operated accordingly, and added that a “minimal” amount of floodwaters entered residences.

  • 1 month ago | myrgv.com | Michael Rodriguez

    Only have a minute? Listen instead By Erika De Los Reyes and Michael Rodriguez | Staff WritersIt’s been more than a week since DHR Health announced it had been hit with a cyberattack, yet little more has been revealed in its wake regarding the nature of the breach and what exactly was affected. This is what can be confirmed.

  • 1 month ago | myrgv.com | Michael Rodriguez |Port Isabel

    Only have a minute? Listen instead While much remains unclear regarding the Zoho Corporation’s purchase of more than 1,000 acres in Edinburg, there’s one thing that became crystal clear this week: The Austin tech company isn’t going anywhere. Zoho’s relationship with the Rio Grande Valley began several years ago after the local workforce attracted the company to the area and, in 2022, led to the opening of its McAllen location at 3600 Formosa Ave., Building N. They’ve since moved to 601 N.

  • 1 month ago | myrgv.com | Michael Rodriguez |Port Isabel

    Only have a minute? Listen instead Standing stoically in uniform on Tuesday, Hidalgo County sheriff’s deputy Mike Daniel Aleman didn’t say much as he listened to stories of his gallantry, but he didn’t have to because the man whose life he saved did all the talking for him.

  • 1 month ago | myrgv.com | Michael Rodriguez |Port Isabel

    Only have a minute? Listen instead Hidalgo County officials on Tuesday approved the creation of an economic development program designed to promote technology business opportunities in the region, which the county judge said is a means of supporting an initiative launched two years ago to more broadly brand and market the Rio Grande Valley as Rio Plex.

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