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Emmy-award winning journalist for ValleyCentral.com. Host of @borderreportcom. USAF 💣 Vet. On a lifelong quest to host @Jeopardy once before I die.

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RIDE-ALONG: An inside look at the Cameron County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team

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By Rudy Mireles Verified
| KVEO-TV (Brownsville, TX) Verified
CAMERON COUNTY, Texas (ValleyCentral) – At an undisclosed location in Cameron County, a small but highly trained group of deputies prepares for some of the most dangerous calls in law enforcement. The Cameron County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team may be limited in size – about nine operators – but what they lack in numbers, they make up for in training, discipline, and readiness.
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Interactive map tracks screwworm spread

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By Rudy Mireles Verified
| KTSM-TV (El Paso, TX) Verified
The interactive map below tracks the spread of New World screwworm cases across Texas and New Mexico and will be updated as new information becomes available. As of June 21, 2026, the USDA has confirmed 15 total cases in the region, and quarantine zones are shifting as state officials respond. The map breaks down where cases are being reported and which counties are under quarantine. Users will see: The tool is fully interactive.
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MAP: Where Rio Grande Valley shoppers spent the most money in May

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By Rudy Mireles Verified
| KVEO-TV (Brownsville, TX) Verified
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The Texas Comptroller’s Office on Wednesday released sales tax allocation numbers for the month of May. The numbers show a snapshot of where consumer spending was the strongest across the Rio Grande Valley last month. The allocations are based on sales taxes collected by businesses and may help indicate present and future economic trends. According to the data, McAllen led sales in the Valley, getting more than $8.5 million back from the state for May.
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