Rio Grande Guardian
The Rio Grande Guardian made its debut as the first online newspaper on the South Texas border in July 2005. It continues to be the leading source of news in the area, frequently reporting breaking news ahead of conventional media outlets.
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4 days ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Steve Taylor |Dayna Reyes
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... MCALLEN, Texas – U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez has sent a letter to President Trump calling on the White House to “save the American workforce.”The McAllen Democrat says this can be done through an executive order that would help struggling South Texas businesses.
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5 days ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Steve Taylor
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... RIO GRANDE CITY, Rose Benavidez, a trustee of South Texas College and president of Starr County Industrial Foundation, has announced her candidacy for Starr County Judge. She kicked off her campaign at a packed Julabe Reception Hall in Rio Grande City on June 19, 2025. The current, long-serving county judge, Eloy Vera, was in the audience. He has announced he is not running for re-election in 2026.
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5 days ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Steve Taylor
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... WASHINGTON, D.C. – Duncan Wood is CEO of Hurst International Consulting and an independent analyst focused on North American trade, energy, and supply chain security.
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5 days ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Steve Taylor
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas – Roma Mayor Jaime Escobar, Jr., has endorsed economic development specialist Rose Benavidez to be the next county judge for Starr County. Benavidez, a trustee of South Texas College and president of Starr County Industrial Foundation, launched her campaign at a packed Julabe Reception Hall in Rio Grande City on June 19, 2025.
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6 days ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Steve Taylor
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... RIO GRANDE CITY, On a recent visit to Rio Grande City, U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar gave an interview to the Rio Grande Guardian about the 1944 U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty. The Guardian posed a question to Rep. Cuellar on behalf of veteran broadcaster Ron Whitlock, of Ron Whitlock Reports. Whitlock wanted to know Cuellar’s position on his idea of having President Trump renegotiate the 1944 treaty.
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