Good morning, McAllen.

At a recent workshop at the LRGVDC offices in Weslaco, RGVBC leaders stressed that negotiating power is highest before data center developers secure permits amid a Texas AI boom, and they urged community members to review public benefit agreement categories for jobs, energy & digital inclusion.

Sharyland ISD art teachers and volunteers painted car windows in red and white along Shary Road and Business 83 to support the Sharyland Rattlers ahead of Friday’s state finals.

A second session is scheduled for Wednesday (9 a.m. and 6 p.m.) to raise additional funds for the team.

On May 28, the RGV Broadband Coalition held a workshop at the Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council offices in Weslaco, where community leaders discussed requirements for AI data center development and public benefit agreements.

Director Jordana Barton-Garcia said local leaders must work together to secure shared regional benefits.

Rio Grande Valley shrimpers are adjusting work plans for the hurricane season by tracking NOAA forecasts and Gulf weather conditions, with Cuevas Trawlers preparing to secure boats at safe ports if storms hit — a routine that protects vessels during extreme weather.

Brownsville-based RioProgress is a nonprofit run by a local couple that helps students in the Valley plan for college by tailoring application support.

The program grew from six to 26 students and will expand to serve 40 high school students soon.

The Texas Education Agency appointed Dr. Sylvia Ibarra as a conservator to oversee Lyford Middle School's turnaround efforts after the district was notified on March 2; the superintendent will contact the commissioner in August to request removal if progress is sustained.

Residents and business owners hit by recent storms can apply for low-interest federal recovery loans at a San Benito Disaster Loan Outreach Center (705 N.

Bowie St.), open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Damage and economic injury applications are due July 6 and Feb. 8, respectively.

US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said screwworm cases are found 25 miles from the border, which is farther than state Rep. Don McLaughlin claimed, and the USDA has deployed a team to boost checks protecting the cattle industry.

Alamo Fire Department Chief R.C.

Flores stressed the need for hurricane emergency kits and evacuation plans as storms approach. Residents in the Rio Grande Valley should include essential items like portable chargers, batteries and flashlights — with medications if needed — to be ready for hurricane season.

June is Cataract Awareness Month, and residents are reminded to seek help if blurry vision or glare occurs.

The DHR Health Eye Institute (4500 N. 10th St.) in McAllen is offering comprehensive eye exams, so call (956) 362-2070 to learn about safe cataract treatment options.

Weslaco native Sandy Vasquez, a lifelong Spurs fan, got in tears ahead of Game 1 tonight (7:30 p.m.) at the Frost Bank Center.

She hopes to travel to San Antonio to cheer on her team and add to her collection of memorabilia.

The Altons Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Cine El Rey — Tickets from $62 — Experience a can't-miss live event with The Altons in McAllen.

Classic Dance Night with Morgan Page

9 p.m.-2 a.m. — Presi — Tickets required — Relive the most memorable dance floor hits of the past in an unforgettable night of classic tunes.

Realign Your Stride: Mid-Year Reset

9:30-11:30 a.m. — Firemen's Park — Free entry — Engage in a community walk and vision board session to realign your goals for the year.

Narrow Head with She's Green

7-10 p.m. — Cine El Rey — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of melodic tunes featuring Narrow Head and She's Green.

Rio Grande Valley Ballet: Carnival Of Animals

6:30-9:30 p.m. — McAllen Performing Arts Center — Live orchestra concert — Experience a vibrant performance of 'Carnival of Animals' featuring renowned guest artists.

Memphy Live Performance

9:00 a.m. — LA BANDIDA VIVO BAR — Ticket prices vary — Experience a captivating live show by Memphy in the heart of McAllen.