Good morning, Brownsville.

Brownsville ISD is proposing a $460 million bond election to pay for renovations at 39 schools + build a new performing arts center; Mary Garza and Isabel De La Cruz explained the plan at J.T.

Canales Elementary School and more presentations are scheduled ahead of the Nov. 4 vote.

The City of Brownsville broke ground on its future Public Safety Complex at GBIC Tech Park — located along FM511 between Old Alice Road and Paredes Line Road, where city and state leaders gathered for the ceremony.

The complex will provide modern facilities to support public safety services in our community.

On Tuesday night, the Brownsville City Commission moved key community priorities forward by planning a new Public Safety Complex — and by exploring a potential partnership with USL.

The City of Brownsville will host its inaugural Neighborhood Clean Up today at Lincoln Park (2100 University Boulevard) from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Cameron County awarded a $750,000 federal grant on September 18th to enhance Laureles Regional Park—planned improvements include a new nature trail, playground, updated picnic sites, and sustainable features as part of a $1.5 million project to be completed by September 2028.

EZ Band Live at Brownsville BeerFest

1 PM – 12 AM — Dean Porter Park — Free entry — Experience the Spanglish heat with high-energy Norteño-style covers and catchy hits from EZ Band.

Leyendas America vs. Leyendas Brownsville 956

5:30-9 a.m. — Brownsville Sports Park — General Admission $36.64, VIP $71.30 — Experience legendary players battle on the field in this local sports showdown.