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Former DPS trooper sentenced to federal prison
A former state trooper has been sentenced to 87 months in federal prison on a drug possession charge following his guilty plea earlier this year.
Elderly man charged with smuggling $250K in marijuana
An elderly Brownsville man was arrested at the Gateway International Bridge on Monday when he allegedly tried to smuggle nearly a quarter million dollars in marijuana into the United States.
Police: Brownsville man, 62, had 'lifetime' child porn collection
A 62-year-old man is accused of owning DVDs and more than 40 photographs of nude children, some in sexual positions.
Border fence will spare Brownsville park
The U.S. government has agreed to build a removable border fence segment between the Rio Grande and a Brownsville city park.
Brownsville youth get taste of space through a NASA Space Adventuresa exhibit
"Leta s Clean Up Brownsville" scheduled for Nov. 14,
"Let's Clean Up Brownsville" is the theme for a fall cleanup and Texas Recycles Day on Sat., Nov.
Search Continues For Suspect in Brownsville Bank Robbery
Investigators are searching for a woman who robbed a Brownsville bank. They say the woman claimed to have a bomb and demanded money.
"Mobile Consulate" set for Saturday in Port Isabel
The Mexican consulate will have a mobile unit at Port Isabel on Saturday as part of its "Mobile Consulate" program to provide outreach to the community.
UTB-TSC wins national award for landscaping and grounds maintenance
The Professional Grounds Management Society has awarded the University of Texas at Brownsville/Texas Southmost College first place in the category of Urban University Grounds.
Former CBP officer charged with alien smuggling
A former U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer remained in federal custody following his arrest on a charge of smuggling an undocumented immigrant.
Halloween events begin in Brownsville
The cheery works of art made by children ages 3-14 will feature skeletons with different personalities and interests, such as an athlete or a dancing calavera .
Dia de los Muertos a tribute to late family members
When Maria Elia Gonzalez was younger, her mother used to take her and her siblings to the graveyard every year in honor of Day of the Dead.
Brownsville native stars on a Choppeda
Brownsville native P.J. Calapa knows his way around a knife. So it was no surprise to this chef's family when they learned he would be starring on an episode of Chopped on the Food Network.
Gioa s Villa Pizza and Pasta, it's a tradition in Brownsville
HOURS: Wed. Sun. 5 p.m. 11 p.m. PHONE: 542-5054 When Don Breeden drops by Gio's Villa Pizza and Pasta, the cooks and wait staff know exactly what he wants.
Public invited to Halloween celebrations at Brownsville PD's community network centers
Approximately 8,000 children and their parents are expected to participate in today's Halloween Day celebrations at the Brownsville Police Department's community network centers - celebrations that have evolved into an annual event.
Woman bandit robs downtown Brownsville bank
PoliceNewsLink.Com October 27, 2009 9:20 PM Brownsville police and the FBI were on the lookout Tuesday for a woman who robbed a downtown Brownsville bank.
Bank trying to recover $1.9 million loan to Mexican company
The First National Bank of Edinburg is attempting to recover a near $2 million loan it made to a Mexican air taxi firm - a loan that is guaranteed by a developer of extensive tourist attractions in northern Mexico along the Gulf of Mexico.
Brownsville, Texas Boo at the Zoo
Brownsville, Texas has a fun family event at the Gladys Porter Zoo this Halloween weekend.
Grisly details of Horn killing revealed; suspect arraigned on murder charges
Court filed documents provide grisly details into last week's murder of Barry T. Horn, the executive director of the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.
Female robber hits downtown bank
Police and the FBI were on the lookout Tuesday for a woman who robbed a downtown Brownsville bank.