Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of June.
Good morning, McAllen.
Local officials say homelessness is less common in the Valley because strategic plans reduced large encampments, but the issue remains unsolved as mental health and substance abuse challenges persist—resources continue to be offered to those in need.
Michael Luera, a McAllen man, pleaded guilty to possessing meth with intent to distribute after a Dec.
12, 2024 traffic stop that uncovered 2.2 grams of meth, several bags of U.S. currency, and a loaded firearm—he faces a life sentence and a possible $10 million fine with his sentencing set for Aug. 14 while remaining in custody.
A bill expected to bring $8.5 billion to public education may become law if Governor Greg Abbott signs it by June 22nd, but school districts in the Rio Grande Valley say the extra $55 per-student funding will not cover day-to-day needs such as new A/C units and roof repairs—officials noted spending limits.
South Texas College and the city of Weslaco have partnered to offer a 64-hour heavy equipment operator course for city employees that focuses on safe handling of bulldozers, motor graders, and excavators—adding OSHA 10 Construction and Forklift training to the program.
City employees who complete the course will earn certifications while training is conducted at a JCB-equipped site in Donna.
Dr. Jorge A. Montes explained that cataracts occur when the eye's lens becomes cloudy, causing blurry vision and difficulty with light sensitivity.
He said treatment by safe surgery and a healthy lifestyle—such as protecting eyes from strong sun—is vital for managing risks.
A man in a mental health crisis was saved from the top of a Weslaco water tower last night near Rodriguez Park by Weslaco PD and firefighters—helped by teams from Mercedes, McAllen and Pharr.
He was then taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
A Mission realtor, Mario Alberto Rodriguez, 44, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud by selling proposed townhomes without filing warranty deeds—this fraud scheme defrauded homebuyers and short-term lenders of more than $770K and his sentencing will be on August 12.
Swan Lake Performance
6:00 – 7:30 PM — McAllen Performing Arts Center — Ticket required for ages 3+ — Experience the enchanting ballet of Swan Lake by Novus Dance.
Object Oriented Analysis and Design Using UML Training
All day — McAllen Flight Academy — $2090 — Enhance your software development skills with expert-led UML training in a collaborative setting.
Taste McAllen
6:30-8 p.m. — McAllen Convention Center — VIP tickets available — Savor a variety of culinary delights in a charming outdoor setting.
McAllen Amateur Golf Championship
36-hole stroke play tournament — Jun 21-22 — Champion Lakes Golf Course — Cost info not available — Compete in a community-focused amateur golf event in the Rio Grande Valley.
I Love Writing Meet Up
4:30-7 p.m. — Peter Piper Pizza — Open invite — Causal meet-up for anyone who loves writing or wants to start a book.
Chico Castillo Live Performance
7 p.m. — Espana Nouveau Mediterranean — $250 per person — Experience an intimate night with 'The Gipsy' Chico Castillo and live band performing beloved classics.
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