The director of the Pharr International Bridge gives an update on the Second Span project. Luis Bazan says it is due to be completed by the end of 2025.

Without the governor's help, Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez says, the Rio Grande Valley cannot secure the infrastructure improvements and financial incentives it needs to attract industry.

The president of Starr County Industrial Foundation gave an update on the big projects her group is working on.

The CEO of Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation gave an update on the big projects his group is working on.

The president of Pharr Economic Development Corporation gave an update on the big projects his group is working on.

Brian Godinez of South Texas Facility Partnership secured the appearances of Daniel Silva, Adam Gonzalez and Mario Reyna at the "Building the Valley – Uniting for RGV Regional Growth" event.

The Ruby Red Ventures Build Mission Fund is part of a broader effort by Mission EDC to encourage entrepreneurship, support economic development, and strengthen the local business ecosystem.

The 2025 ICSC Red River conference in Dallas allowed new partnerships to be forged between developers in Central Texas and the Rio Grande Valley.

Panel discussion featured the analysis of Adriana Cruz from the Office of the Governor, A.J. Singh from UTRGV, and Teclo J. Garcia from Mission EDC.

The Rio Grande Valley Partnership is putting the final touches to its 89th legislative session agenda, says President Daniel Silva.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says the Mexican and U.S. governments are working on a new plan to secure the border.

The Economic Development Corporation of Weslaco courted industrial and retail distribution center clients at a big retail convention, its president states.

Mexico's Consul General in Austin, Humberto Hernández Haddad, hosted an in-depth panel discussion about international trade as part of Brownsville Day at the Capitol.

Glenn Hamer, president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, spoke at a Brownsville Day at the Capitol event hosted by Mexico's Consul General in Austin.

Early estimates indicate that President Trump’s proposed tariffs would cost the average American household as much as $1,200 a year, says U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro.

An interview with Brownsville Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Esmy Villarreal at the conclusion of the three-day Brownsville Day at the Capitol event in Austin.

The Rio Grande Valley Partnership had a booth at ICSC Red River 2025 with an aim to bring the region together and attract restaurants, retailers, and commercial developers to the RGV.

The executive director of the South Texas Manufacturers Association explains who ultimately pays for tariffs.

The event at the Mexican Consul General’s office was emceed by Brownsville Chamber of Commerce President Esmy Villarreal and featured in-depth analysis of Brownsville’s importance to the State of Texas.

Elizabeth Suarez is president of McAllen Chamber of Commerce. She will keep this role and take over the reins at McAllen EDC.