Tuesday, November 10, 2026
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Several local governing bodies in Kinney County and nearby communities have meetings set for November, covering county finances, election results and pay for county auditors.
The company held a ribbon-cutting for its new facility in Three Rivers.
The Sunday, Nov. 8 Farmers Market will be held inside the Civic Center, organizers said.
DePiper placed second in the 2A girls race, and both Port Aransas High School teams also competed at the state championship in Round Rock.
The Sinton Pirates are district champions in the new 15-3A classification.
The Uvalde school board has voted to join lawsuits against several social media companies.
A petition to the Uvalde City Council seeks debris removal and road repairs in the Rio Seco subdivision five months after floods.
The Lady Crushers beat Rocksprings 3-1 in a bi-district playoff game and will face Lasara for the area championship.
The State Department has raised and announced rewards for three men federal authorities say are leaders of the Venezuelan group Tren de Aragua.
Texas DPS says a 42-year-old driver died after a pursuit ended in a rollover crash on Thursday night.
Companion Hospice and Palliative Care of South Texas says it will stop providing hospice services and close its operations on November 6, 2026.
The Texas Department of Transportation's pedestrian safety team will visit Edinburg on November 9.