Good morning, Brownsville.

Allstate Insurance released its 2025 Best Drivers Report that rated South Texas cities on safe driving, with Brownsville ranked number one as local drivers are expected to have 26 percent fewer collisions than the national average—Laredo was fifth and McAllen was eleventh.

The City of Brownsville is hiring for positions in Engineering + Public Works, Public Safety, and Library Services as the recruitment process is now open for local residents.

Rose Benavidez, a South Texas College trustee and president of the Starr County Industrial Foundation, launched her campaign for Starr County Judge at Julabe Reception Hall in Rio Grande City on June 19 while current judge Eloy Vera, who will not seek re-election in 2026, attended the event. Benavidez said her campaign will focus on community uplift—supporting local families and young leaders who believe public service is about purpose, not power.

The City of Brownsville and its IT Department are hosting a digital inclusion education event to equip students with laptops and tech skills ahead of the next school year—applications for the free laptop giveaway are now being accepted.

Free Appraisal Event for Precious Metals and Collectibles

10 AM – 3 PM — Holiday Inn Express & Suites Brownsville — Free entry — Get expert evaluations of your valuables without an appointment.

Home to Texas Community Celebration

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Brownsville Events Center — Free entry — Celebrate community spirit in Brownsville with an exciting evening full of fun activities.