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CBS 4 and NBC 23 are television stations located in the Harlingen-Weslaco-McAllen DMA, which covers the entire Rio Grande Valley region in southern Texas. Both stations are owned by Nexstar Media Group. NBC 23 first went on air in December 1981 and introduced its digital television signal in 2005. Local news programming resumed in October 2007. CBS 4 joined the lineup on January 28, 2020. Notably, CBS 4 was the pioneer of television broadcasting in the Rio Grande Valley, launching in October 1953.

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Apr. 22 HS Baseball recap

1 day ago | valleycentral.com | Rubén Juárez

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Chavez Jr. shines in UTRGV’s inaugural spring game

6 days ago | valleycentral.com | Rubén Juárez

BROWNSVILLE, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The UTRGV football football program reached another milestone on Thursday night, playing its first-ever spring game. The team was divided in two squads for the contest, the Orange and White teams. Laredo native Atzel Chavez Jr., a quarterback for the White team, stood out as he led his squad to a 17-5 victory. Chavez Jr., a freshman, completed 9 of 15 pass attempts for 110 yards.
Rollover crash causes traffic backup on highway in Harlingen

6 days ago | valleycentral.com | Gabriela Gonzalez |Gabriela González

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Sheriff: Mission church burglar given $10K bond

6 days ago | valleycentral.com | Gabriela Gonzalez |Gabriela González

MISSION, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A man who confessed to robbing a church in Mission was arraigned. Noe Garza, 56, appeared before a judge for breaking into a church in Mission and stealing items valued at $4,050. He was given a $10,000 bond. Garza confessed to the burglary which happened April 9 at the 6700 block of Navaho St. in rural Mission. At the scene, responding deputies spoke with the victim, who reported several items were missing from the church’s storage room.
Outdoor fitness court now open in San Benito

6 days ago | valleycentral.com | Gabriela Gonzalez |Gabriela González

SAN BENITO, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Thursday morning to celebrate the grand opening of a fitness court in San Benito. The outdoor fitness court was developed by the City of San Benito, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas and NFC to create access to exercise to the Rio Grande Valley. The court features seven exercise stations for people of all abilities and fitness levels.
Politician who smuggled cocaine through Progreso sentenced to 2 years in prison

1 week ago | valleycentral.com | Dave Hendricks

McALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A politician who smuggled cocaine through Progreso is headed to federal prison. During a hearing on Thursday afternoon, Chief U.S. District Judge Randy Crane sentenced Dagoberto “Dago” Treviño, 45, of Progreso — who ran for City Council in June 2024 — to two years in prison. “I take full responsibility for what I did. For my actions,” Treviño said. “And I know there’s consequences.”Treviño worked for Pedro Luis Lopez, a local businessman.
Tarpon defensive linemen sign with Schreiner

1 week ago | valleycentral.com | Storm Wolf |Rubén Juárez

PORT ISABEL, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Port Isabel football players Chris Gonzalez and Michael Torres line up next to each other on the defensive line. The duo will continue to play together at the collegiate level. Gonzalez, a defensive end, and Torres, a defensive tackle, signed their letters of intent to play at Schreiner University. “For the past four years we’ve been playing next to each other and it feels like whenever we play with each other, it’s different.” Gonzalez said.
Parents call for change after school bullying video surfaces

1 week ago | valleycentral.com | Gabriela Gonzalez |Gabriela González

EDINBURG, Texas (ValleyCentral) — An anti-bullying protest was led outside of IDEA Edinburg on Wednesday after a video surfaced of a student being bullied on school grounds. Esther Akindayomi claims her godson Miracle was the victim in the video and is working to bring justice and raise awareness on anti-bullying. “We’re really here to bring awareness about this issue,” Akindayomi said.
McAllen anuncia la muerte del asistente del administrador de la ciudad

1 week ago | valleycentral.com | Gabriela Gonzalez |Gabriela González

MCALLEN, Texas ( ValleyCentral ) — La ciudad de McAllen anunció la muerte de su administrador municipal asistente, Joe Vera. Vera falleció la mañana del miércoles a los 69 años. Se le recuerda por su liderazgo y pasión por fortalecer a McAllen como un centro de cultura y comunidad. En sus 11 años de trabajo con la Ciudad de McAllen, Vera supervisó varios departamentos y jugó un papel clave en la coordinación y producción del Desfile Navideño de McAllen.
Frost Bank invites community to paper shredding event

1 week ago | valleycentral.com | Gabriela Gonzalez |Gabriela González

HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Participating Frost Bank locations will be hosting an annual shredding event. The event allows the community to have sensitive documents shredded to protect sensitive information and prevent identity theft. Frost Bank welcomes anyone to bring any paper products to be shredded. Last year, Frost Bank was able to shred 271 tons of paper, estimating to saving 4,600 trees, 828 cubic yards of landfill and 563 barrels of oil. Here are the shredding events near you.