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Recent News in Edinburg

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Legal Battle Intensifies: Texas AG vs. Catholic Charities

The Texas Attorney General's Office is pursuing legal actions to depose Sister Norma Pimentel and investigate Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley for alleged criminal activities related to aiding asylum seekers.

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High School Theater Brings 1940s Zoot Suit Riots to Life

PSJA Tri-City Theatre students perform 'Zoot Suit' to explore the 1940s Zoot Suit Riots and celebrate Mexican-American heritage.

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Tropical Storm Francine Threatens Gulf Coast

Tropical Storm Francine, expected to intensify into a hurricane, prompted warnings and advisories in Texas before heading for Louisiana, causing coastal flooding and posing rip current risks.

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