Reynosa’s east side is getting two new retailers — including a brand-new home improvement concept
Grupo Blanquita’s first TODO TODO store and a new Coppel department store are under construction as commercial development continues in... Read more »
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Why the USMCA review may not end in 2026
A trade specialist warns that failure to extend the agreement could trigger annual reviews, prolonging uncertainty for manufacturers and investors... Read more »
Reynosa wants to fight water pollution with eggshells
A Rotary-led initiative is working with schools, industry, and the city’s water and sewer utility to transform household waste into... Read more »
Uber Freight looks to compete for Valley truck drivers in the gig economy
Temporary Uber Freight operations, a trucking logistics broker, recently popped up about 15-minutes north of the McAllen-Hidalgo and Pharr International... Read more »
Rio Grande Valley leaders urge vigilance as the screwworm threat moves closer to Texas
County judges, ranchers, and state officials warned residents to stay alert as Mexico reports more than 1,800 active screwworm cases,... Read more »
OXXO to invest $17M to build 60 new stores in Tamaulipas
The expansion will create more than 450 new jobs while strengthening local supply chains and expanding retail space for products... Read more »
Your tomatoes are getting expensive — and fewer are crossing through Pharr
Roma tomato crossings through Pharr are down nearly 45% as weather, tariffs, and transportation costs squeeze one of the region’s... Read more »
Gateway International Bridge breaks ground on $300M expansion — the first major overhaul in decades
The project will double inspection capacity, replace aging infrastructure dating back decades, and reshape one of the Valley’s busiest international... Read more »
More women are dying from breast cancer in Tamaulipas — just miles away, survival looks very different
Nearly 70% of breast cancer cases in Reynosa are diagnosed late, driving more aggressive treatment and lower survival rates.... Read more »
Breaking news: Reynosa economic development secretary dies after car crash
Mauricio Treviño Garza, the secretary of economic development and employment, led business recruitment and workforce initiatives in the border city.... Read more »
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