The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for southeastern Hidalgo County until 12:30 a.m. Please take shelter immediately in an interior room of your house.
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Weslaco police are asking motorists to avoid major thoroughfares from the expressway, south to Bus. 83, including Westgate, Bridge, Border, FM1015 and Bus. 83 itself.
Phone connectivity with the PD is intermittent.
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Residents in the Las Brisas subdivision in north Weslaco are reporting that their neighborhood is flooding right now. This neighborhood was among the hardest hit by last year’s June flood. #RGV@monitornews
Monte Alto gym is currently open for those who need emergency shelter. Also, city of Elsa is reporting widespread road flooding, including on main thoroughfares. #RGV@monitornews
ONE YEAR LATER: Starting this weekend, the Mid-Valley Town Crier, along with its AIM Media Texas sister papers, will be taking a look back at the Great June Flood of 2018.
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After nearly 15 years as Mercedes' top cop — & over 30 with the department — Mercedes Police Chief Olga Maldonado retired yesterday, amid rumors she had recently faced disciplinary action.
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After less than 7 months on the job, @CityofDonna Fire Chief Cesar Araguz abruptly resigned last week. What's more, only 2 firefighters are working per shift, according to City Manager Carlos Yerena.
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The @EdcouchElsaISD may spend up to $350,000 to turn an old middle school into a fine arts academy. Reported by @Hoangjournalism
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Affidavit: @EdcouchElsaISD school board Trustee Juan Jose Ybarra, who was arrested by Texas Rangers Monday, allegedly used his position as Elsa city manager to obtain confidential records in order to intimidate his political rival. #RGV
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A tweet mentioning the arrest of Elsa City Manager Juan Jose Ybarra has been deleted because it contained the wrong story link. A new tweet is forthcoming.
The @WeslacoCity Commission formally accepted Commissioner Jerry Tafolla's resignation last night and also decided on July 16 as the date for a special election to fill the new vacancy. #RGV
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The Mid-Valley Town Crier has named a new editor, Dina Arévalo, who brings 15 years of local journalism experience to the newspaper.
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