Good morning, Brownsville.

Mayor Cowen detailed upcoming Port projects including a tech manufacturing plant, America First Refinery breaking ground in April, and LNG investments that will add thousands of local jobs while boosting the Port’s $11.9 billion contribution to Texas’ GDP and strengthening workforce training.

TXDOT is warning residents about a text scam that sends fake notifications of registration violations with a link to a payment site (official advice directs those affected to report the message to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center).

Mayor John Cowen said letters of intent have been received for most lots at the Greater Brownsville Tech District on FM 550.

The 730-acre, $500 million park is set to create 9,000 jobs—with a $70 million Public Safety Complex as part of a $300 million city improvement plan.

Commissioner Tino Villarreal, Jr. said talks with the United Soccer League could bring a professional soccer team to Brownsville Sports Park today, which may create jobs, boost tourism and lead to facility upgrades like a new stadium + indoor venue.

He also highlighted the youth advisory board driving civic engagement.

42nd Annual Causeway Run & Walk

7-10 a.m. — Port Isabel Event & Cultural Center — Registration required — Enjoy a scenic run across the iconic Queen Isabella Causeway with stunning coastal views.