Good morning, Edinburg.

FM 1015 near Mile 9 Road in Weslaco faces heavy traffic as road work enters its second year for pavement repairs—TxDOT says work will resume next week and finish in about two weeks.

Angelina Resendiz’s family is partnering with local nonprofit Trash To Treasure to create an environmental scholarship that offers $150 to $500 for environmental projects or recycled art by middle, high school, and college students, honoring the late sailor’s love of the outdoors.

Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller warned livestock producers after a third screwworm case was confirmed in a seven-year-old bovine in González, Tamaulipas (215 miles from the border).

Ranchers are urged to inspect animals daily and report any suspicious wounds to help prevent spread.

Residents north of Donna on Whitetail Circle will soon benefit from a $150,000 road repair project developed after local community input with LUPE+Hidalgo County Precinct 1 officials; the work began recently and is set to complete within six weeks.

On Thursday, the House passed a bill to extend ACA tax credits that lower health care costs while Rio Grande Valley doctors warn that without the extension, locals may delay needed medical care as credits recently expired; the legislation now awaits Senate approval.

Former RGV Toros player Reyes Espino (a McAllen trainer who overcame a career-ending back injury) is training to qualify for the Boston Marathon, showing his renewed drive through daily exercise and inspiring local runners.

Valley Symphony Orchestra: Star Wars and Four Hands Concert

8-10 p.m. — McAllen Performing Arts Center — Tickets available — Experience the epic melodies of Star Wars alongside a stunning four-hand piano concerto in a night of cinematic celebration.