Saturday, April 5th, 2025
Good morning, Brownsville. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of April.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The City of Brownsville sought community input on the future of parks and recreation on April 4 during a series of public events, including a ceremony at Gonzalez Park for its restroom replacement. City officials said the feedback will help guide upcoming park projects—ensuring local improvements meet residents’ needs. City of Brownsville
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ House Resolution 2071—the Save Our Shrimpers Act—was reintroduced in Congress to stop federal funds from going to international financial institutions that subsidize foreign shrimp farms. The bipartisan measure aims to help local shrimpers in the Rio Grande Valley cope with falling prices caused by cheap imports. MyRGV
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Hidalgo County commissioners extended the flooding disaster declaration until further notice after record rainfall and flooding last week; officials noted that most floodwaters have receded—damage assessments are underway and mosquito treatment is in progress to reduce illness risks. KURV
- ➤ Today, the city of Brownsville began a drainage project in Tradition Estates to ease flooding. The project will improve stormwater management—bringing relief to local residents. City of Brownsville
- ➤ City leaders shared the State of the City 2025 update yesterday — showing drainage improvements in Tradition Estates, downtown revitalizations and plans for a new public safety complex — and detailed new steps to boost local culture and economic growth. The update reflects strong investments to protect residents and prepare the community for a brighter future. City of Brownsville
- ➤ The Brownsville City Commission approved plans for a new multi-purpose arena to host sports, concerts and community events. Officials say construction details and funding will be released soon—adding a key venue to the city’s future projects. City of Brownsville
- ➤ Brownsville leaders celebrated unity and growth as they shared state of the city updates that include projects to ease flooding, improve roads and boost public safety. Officials also honored local service and cultural achievements—steps that set a clear vision for future progress—while outlining plans to support local businesses and students. City of Brownsville
- ➤ Brownsville Police Department improved its methods with new tools and training programs to build community trust. The department said it worked with local groups to keep the city safe — the initiative began April 4. City of Brownsville
REAL ESTATE NEWS
- ➤ On April 4, community leaders launched the Madeira Master Planned Community in Brownsville as part of a cluster of new projects aimed at boosting local growth. Officials celebrated the start with a Gonzalez Park restroom replacement ceremony—while plans for a SH 4 expansion forum and a multi-purpose arena move forward to improve city services. City of Brownsville
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Harlingen JV Softball Game at Los Fresnos
9:30-11:15 a.m. — Los Fresnos High School — Free entry — Cheer on the Los Fresnos JV softball team as they face off against Harlingen in a spirited non-conference game.
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2025 HSSM 7-on-7 Football Championships
8 AM – 10 PM — Veterans Memorial Early College High School — $416.06 — The premier warm-up tournament for South Texas high schools ahead of the 2025 Texas 7-on-7 Championships!
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