Dr Mario Salinas, Superintendent of Edinburg schools talked the first of day of school and the new rules from Texas. 

Gilbert Salinas CEO Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation gave us a Brownsville economic update.

Industrialist Joaquin Spamer from RioPlex talked about the effort to attract more companies to the RGV.

Steven Valdez, Executive Director of the Weslaco Economic Development Corporation talked about the economic boom in Weslaco. 

Pam Voss, Executive Director, C.A.M.P. University talked about how they help high school graduates with intellectual delays. CAMP stands for Can Achieve Maximum Potential.

Engineer Jose Delgado talked about uniting efforts to capture construction projects for local businesses.

Teclo Garcia, CEO of the Mission Economic Development Corporation talked about the Border Transportation Master Plan and the latest numbers from Anzaldua’s International Bridge.

Hidalgo County Sheriff Eddie Guerra talked about need for more beds space to house overcrowding inmates

With Texas Works, Campus Director Edgar Martinez and State wide superintendent Elizabeth Camarena, talked about how RGV adults 18-50 can train for a new career, tuition free.  

Edinburg Mayor Ramiro Garza talks about Edinburg construction and industrial park activity plus the positive impact from division one football soon to start at UTRGV.

Cori Pena President and CEO of the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation talked about the 5 point plan to compliment the present business and population growth.

Alton police chief Mark Perez talks about asking home and business owners to join its security camera registry.

Ernie Aliseda, newly appointed COO at the Higher Education Center at McAllen talks about the many opportunities offered to local students. 

Jill Dominguez, Superintendent at IDEA public schools talked about getting ready for the start of the new school year.

Gilbert Salinas, Ex. Director and CEO of the Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation talked new industry arriving in Brownsville. 

Robert Lozano, Presiding Officer with the Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority talked about prioritizing regional road construction projects. 

Local water advocate Sonny Hinojosa gave us a status report on Mexico water payment and an update US water levels at the reservoir.

Donna Mayor David Moreno, April Castaneda Economic Development Director and Donna City Manager Jorge Pena with economic update from Donna 

Dante Galeazzi, President of the Texas International Produce Association talked about new tariffs on tomatoes.

Edinburg Police Chief Jaime Ayala talked about the city of Edinburg’s new police academy, and he touched on some crime statistics from Edinburg. 

Eladio Jaimez, with the provost office and Cledia Hernandez – Vice Chancellor at Texas State Technical College talked about how TSTC is feeding Space X and the Port of Brownsville with skilled workers.

Rio Bank CEO Ford Sasser talked about Rio Bank expanding to other markets in Texas. 

Orlando Campos Director Harlingen Economic Development talked about the multi billion dollars projects on the horizon for Harlingen.

Steve Valdez Director of the Weslaco Economic Development Office talked about commercial investment numbers outpacing the previous year totals.

Seby Haddad with Lone Star National Bank gave us the latest economic numbers form the RGV economy.

UTRGV Athletic Director Chasse Conque talks about the successful growth of UTRGV athletics.

Belen Guerrero, COO Mission Economic Development Corporation talked about the Rube Red Ventures competition. 

Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez talks about the continued effort to end poverty in Hidalgo County. 

McAllen Police Chief Victor Rodriguez talked about the increased vigilance by all law enforcement after the US bombing of Iran and reflects on record low crime rates in McAllen’s newest crime report.

Danny Vela from Lee’s Pharmacy talked about how the Texas legislature did in helping you save money on prescriptions.

UTRGV President Dr. Guy Bailey talked about nanotechnology is taking center stage in the fight against cancer.

Dr. Carlos Margo Dean - Center for Advanced Training and Apprenticeships at South Texas College talked about the focus on top skills in demand and rapidly training local college students including foster kids.

Brian Godinez and Carol Warkoczewski talk about the Institute for Leadership in Capital Projects, aimed to support industry leaders with bringing solutions to improve the planning, design, delivery, and operations of capital projects.

Dr. Rodney Rodriguez, VP South Texas College, talked about graduation numbers, highlighted new programs, and discussed the Valley Promise program.

Pam Voss talked about C.A.M.P University and how they help adults with disabilities and special needs.

Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp is stepping down at the end of the month and we look back at some of his accomplishments.

Alberto Pillot with FEMA talked about how they are helping local residents who were impacted by a recent flooding event.

Johnny Vasquez with the Rio Grande Valley Builder’s Association talked about construction numbers and the impact of immigration raids on labor. 

Ralph Garcia-COO of McAllen EDC and Jorge Sanchez-COO McAllen Chamber of Commerce talked about tourism events and workforce programs happening in McAllen. 

Bryan Hubbard with Americans for Ibogaine talked about what Ibogaine is and how it might help veterans help with drug dependency.