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Francisco E. Jimenez focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of entertainment, government & politics, and crime within Texas. His articles often feature expert commentary and announcements.
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By: Francisco E. Jimenez
A man believed to be a hitman for the Gulf Cartel was arrested in Mission and will face federal charges under President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14157, which designates cartels and other organizations as foreign terrorist organizations.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
A former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent made his first appearance in court Thursday after he was booked in the Hennepin County Jail the day prior.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Yet another case of American citizens being rounded up and detained by federal immigration authorities has again raised alarm as two Alamo teenage boys were confronted, pepper-sprayed, struck and arrested for being “anti-ICE agitators.”
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
A McAllen attorney was sentenced to one month in federal prison for having knowledge of bank fraud and not reporting it to authorities.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
A Mexican man believed to be a hitman for the Gulf Cartel pleaded not guilty to federal charges of providing material support for a foreign terrorist organization.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Years before President Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election, there had already been talk about a so-called “red wave” washing over the historically Democratic Rio Grande Valley.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
What is being described as the “largest mural in deep South Texas” was unveiled to the public during a brief ceremony Tuesday in McAllen.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
T he eyes of Texas are upon the Rio Grande Valley once again as voters prepare to head to the polls for the 2026 midterm election.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Minutes before 10 a.m. on Saturday, as a few dozen members of the San Benito Police Department slowly filled the first few pews of St. Benedict’s Catholic Church, Melissa Resendez made her way across the church greeting everyone with a hug and a smile.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Hoping to draw inspiration from Carlo Acutis for the youth of his parish, Father Genaro Garza of St. Benedict Catholic Church in San Benito has now acquired a first-class relic to be part of the church in perpetuity.
