Stefany Rosales

2 days ago | krgv.com | Stefany Rosales

Crews with the Brownsville Fire Department are battling a fire at an apartment complex. The fire was reported Monday morning at the Border Apartments, located in the 300 block of Media Luna Road. According to the Brownsville Police Department, all residents in the affected areas have been evacuated, and no injuries have been reported.

2 days ago | krgv.com | Stefany Rosales

inNoticias RGVBy: Los equipos del Departamento de Bomberos de Brownsville están luchando contra un incendio en un complejo de apartamentos. El incendio se reportó el lunes por la mañana en los Border Apartments, ubicados en la cuadra 300 de Media Luna Road. Según el Departamento de Policía de Brownsville, todos los residentes de las áreas afectadas han sido evacuados y no se han reportado heridos.

4 days ago | krgv.com | Stefany Rosales

Mother's Day is Sunday. That means lots of gifts and flowers for mom. It's non-stop work for Sophia's Flower Shop as they try to fulfill Mother's Day orders. Staff are helping people surprise moms with fresh bouquets. "Mother's Day is always a very busy time for us," Sophia's Flower Shop owner Yolanda Ramirez said. Mother's Day is the second-busiest event of the year for Sophia's Flower Shop. Ramirez says one challenge this year is tariffs.

5 days ago | krgv.com | Stefany Rosales

Thousands of pounds of waste were dumped in Brownsville illegally, and police have arrested the man they say is responsible for it. Around 30,000 pounds of construction material was dumped on FM 802. According to Brownsville's police chief, all the material was trash removed from a store at Sunrise Mall undergoing renovations. Police say Israel Rodriguez dumped the trash on someone's property instead of the landfill. Rodriguez owns Corbelos Demolition Junk Removal Services.

6 days ago | krgv.com | Stefany Rosales

Historic building are still in use in downtown Brownsville. The gift shop Hare & Holly is located inside the former Coca-Cola Bottling Co. building. "People come in here and they tell me stories of what the building use to be,” Hare & Holly owner Ashlee Whittemore said. To help preserve the building’s history, Whittemore applied for funding from the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation.