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A dog and her puppies were rescued from freezing conditions in Brownsville by animal control, following numerous calls about animals in peril due to the cold.

The 16-year-old Sofia Lilibeth Martinez from Brownsville, reported missing on January 18, has been found safe, confirms her mother.

As temperatures decline in the Rio Grande Valley, local shelters increase their outreach and resources to accommodate anyone seeking refuge from the cold.

Magic Valley Electric Co-op has taken preparatory measures to minimize power outages and manage the increased demand for electricity due to colder temperatures across the Rio Grande Valley and the entire state, including advising residents to limit power usage.

The historic Capitol Theater in downtown Brownsville, opened in 1928, will undergo roof repairs following partial collapse due to heavy rains in 2023, with plans to sell the building after renovations.

The Brownsville Animal Regulation and Care Center seeks volunteers and donations to build dog houses for pets in need during cold weather.

Natural Grocers opens its first store in Brownsville, offering a wide range of organic and non-GMO foods, drawing large crowds despite cold weather, and contributing to local health and job markets.

Cameron County, Texas, reopens beach accesses following a winter storm closure, urging visitors to follow the flag advisory system.

The USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67), the last conventionally powered supercarrier, embarks on a 12-day voyage to Brownsville for dismantling after being decommissioned in 2007.

BPS Cares: Concert for California

Never underestimate the power of community and music. Join us for the BPS Cares Fundraiser Concert on Saturday, February 1st at 6:30pm. Together, we can make a difference for those affected by the recent devastating wildfires in CA.

StartUp Texas Pitch Fest 2025

The StartUp Texas Pitch Fest features local startups showcasing their innovative ideas, along with networking opportunities and awards.