Harlingen hits pause on $27M offer from company planning 1,000-acre data center
Commissioners want the company to face the public first as residents raise concerns about transparency, water and the project’s impact... Read more »
News
Dallas Fed finds AI is already cutting into Texas job postings
Texas businesses are using more artificial intelligence, and new research suggests companies are already hiring less for some of the... Read more »
Reynosa’s newest technical high school focuses on AI, semiconductors and bionics
CBTIS 312 opened Monday with about 150 students, launching a technical education pipeline for Reynosa’s evolving manufacturing workforce.... Read more »
Mexican tech company chooses McAllen as launchpad for U.S. expansion
Ticketopolis arrives in Texas after creating more than 11,000 events, issuing 1 million tickets and processing more than $20 million... Read more »
STC puts AI to work across 55 courses — from construction sites to car repair
The effort is designed to prepare students for workplaces where AI is quickly becoming part of the job.... Read more »
Hidalgo County sets ground rules for AI use by employees, contractors
The new policy governs how artificial intelligence can be used and requires human oversight while limiting certain uses.... Read more »
Manufacturer powering AI and data centers is investing $150M and creating 1,000 jobs in Reynosa
The investment amount and projected job creation were disclosed this week, five months after the company broke ground on its... Read more »
Meet Rita — the AI now running the front desk at a Rio Grande Valley clinic
A Weslaco clinic is using a bilingual AI agent to handle check-ins, insurance, and patient questions to reduce staff workload... Read more »
MXLAN Economic Summit: How South Texas border companies are putting AI to work
Executives say the technology is already helping factories reduce errors, streamline hospital operations, and automate routine tasks across the binational... Read more »
Texas is quickly becoming the nation’s data center capital. Here’s how Harlingen is trying to regulate it.
As a proposed $14 billion project advances in Cameron County, city leaders are drafting rules amid concerns over water use,... Read more »
Trending News
25 Mexican businesses eye McAllen expansion after city pitches U.S. market entry program
Edinburg ISD rejects nearly $6M offer for prime land near La Sienna despite $15M budget deficit
Developers begin $12M master-planned community near Rio Grande City
5×5 Brewing plots $2.5M comeback with new Edinburg brewpub near UTRGV
Get the latest business news delivered to your inbox every morning for free.
Try 30 Days Free!
Get full access to award-winning journalism covering business, real estate, health care, economic trends, and the people shaping the Rio Grande Valley.
30 Days Free!
$9.95/month
Limited time offer
Subscription renews after your 30 day free trial at $9.95/mo.
Included Benefits
- Unlimited access to all articles
- Daily business news and analysis
- Subscriber-only content and features
Stories That Matter
- Rio Grande Valley could add 109,500 residents by 2060, but not all counties are expected to grow
- UTRGV lands $2.2M to fight screwworms with drones, thermal imaging
- Day of the Dead generates $7.3M in Reynosa economic activity
- Weslaco opens new pathway to healthcare careers for 25 residents
- Downtown Weslaco bar Señor Barbas to close amid declining sales, staffing struggles
- Mission’s first Small Business Expo puts $25K on the line for local entrepreneurs
- McCoy’s gives $10K, tools to launch Mid-Valley construction academy
- UT Health RGV performs new digestive procedure for first time in the Valley
- TSTC bets on advanced manufacturing to meet RGV’s industrial boom
- Pharr’s cross-border business push earns international recognition