Edinburg News

SAN CARLOS Police arrested one of two men they believe robbed a tire shop early Friday morning.

Crissy Prochazka and Jake Womble were married at 5 p.m. on October 10, 2009, at the Inn at Chachalaca Bend in Los Fresnos, TX.

Cynthia Ebrom once baked a cake for the president in a mobile home. It was the '90s, and President Bill Clinton visited the Rio Grande Valley.

A DPS dive team is searching a Mission canal for a murder weapon. Hidalgo County Sheriff Lupe Trevino tells CHANNEL 5 NEWS they are looking for a gun used in murder that happened in back March near Edinburg.

With no capital of her own, Lucia Valdez had to ask for a cash advance to complete the first sale for her home business.

Drug investigators arrested one man after a brief chase led to a citrus orchard late Wednesday afternoon.

City commissioners on Monday awarded the contract for the long-awaited extension of Bicentennial Boulevard to an Edinburg company.

Maj. Jesus Gonzalez missed his 20-year class reunion two weeks ago - he was in Iraq.

A Wal-Mart in Edinburg was evacuated after smoke was spotted on the roof. It happened at the store on Highway 107 and Sugar.

He was born on May 26, 1927 in Matamoros, Mexico to Francisco Fuentes and Francisca Vento Fuentes.

A Maine topless java joint is serving again. Grand View Topless Coffee reopened yesterday after owner Donald Crabtree got the OK from a local planning board.

Authorities closed part of FM 1017 to clear the scene of a deadly tanker roller-over. It happened four miles west of Highway 281 this morning.

Police are searching for a runaway teenager feared to be held against her will. Jasmine L. Espiricueta, 17, had been reported missing on Oct.

A gang skirmish that began with graffiti culminated in a street battle in the southeast Edinburg area Thursday night.

Jurors failed to reach a verdict Wednesday afternoon in the theft trial of a former Hidalgo County employee.

Hidalgo County now has an interim county judge. Rene Ramirez was sworn in during a commissioner's court meeting this morning.

The Police News November 2, 2009 EDINBURG, Texas - The Edinburg United Police Officers Association EUPOA ratified their first meet and confer contract with city officials late yesterday afternoon ending an almost three year effort and both sides are happy with the agreement.

Former U.S. Border Patrol Chief Gustavo de la Vina, who changed the patrol's philosophy from interdiction to deterrence of immigration, died Monday of natural causes.

The Milwaukee area lost 49,600 jobs during the past year, but while 22 cities lost a greater number of jobs, far fewer beat the city's 5.8 percent drop.

Edinburg police are looking for two men involved in a home invasion. It happened on the 900 block of North Sugar Road this morning.