NEWS — Public defender office hosts open house
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times The Far West Texas Regional Public Defender office marked the opening of its new location in Val Verde County with an open house parking lot party and a “breaking the chains” ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday. The Far West Texas Regional Public Defender office’s new home
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NEWS — Public defender office hosts open house
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times The Far West Texas Regional Public Defender office marked the opening of its new location in Val Verde County with an open house parking
NEWS — Citizens ask questions during town hall meeting
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times City officials at a recent town hall meeting fielded questions about the placement of data centers in the area, international bridge toll increases and
NEWS — 450 new immigration cases filed in Western District of Texas in two weeks
The following press release was provided by the U.S. Department of Justice. Federal prosecutors in the Western District of Texas filed 450 new immigration and immigration-related criminal cases from June
NEWS — Municipal court announces warrant roundup
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Del Rio Municipal Judge Kassandra V. Flores on Monday said she and her staff are working to make sure justice is available to anyone
NEWS — San Antonio woman sent to federal prison for 40 years
The following press release was provided by the U.S. Department of Justice. A Homeland Security Task Force case resulted in a San Antonio woman being sentenced to 40 years in
NEWS — Wings of Rescue flies local dogs and cats to new homes
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Thirty-four dogs and 21 kittens were flown out of Del Rio on Friday, en route to forever homes in the eastern United States. In
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SPORTS — Pro wrestling returns for Fourth of July
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times What better way to celebrate America’s Independence Day than to take in a pro wrestling card! Texas Wrestling Entertainment, a longtime visitor to
SPORTS — Mitchell signs with University of the Southwest
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times William “Lefty” Mitchell took his time to make a collegiate choice, but his faith has guided him the entire way. Mitchell, a former
SPORTS — Rams alum Cooper headed to A&M
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times Texas State’s loss is Texas A&M’s gain. The Del Rio High School grade, and Rams baseball program alumnus, has moved from Texas State
SPORTS — Golf booster club holds scholarship tournament
From staff reports The Del Rio High School Golf Boosters will host their 2026 Annual Scholarship Tournament on Saturday, June 27, at the San Felipe Springs Golf Course. Registration begins
SPORTS — Del Rio’s Cooper leads Bobcats to A&M Regional
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times A Del Rio Rams product will take his first steps towards a possible birth in the College Baseball World Series this weekend. Texas
SPORTS — New Rams head football coach eyes return of ‘Ram Pride’
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times New Del Rio Rams head football coach Daniel Infante isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. He simply wants to bring a sense of
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Independence Day Rodeo kicks off tonight
By Joel Langton The 830 Times Rotary Club’s annual tradition returns June 26-27 at the Val Verde Fairgrounds. Del Rio will kick off celebrating America’s 250th birthday will start about
COMMUNITY — Val Verde 4-H mohair judgers win top honors in state competition
By Karen GleasonThe 830 Times A trio of Val Verde County 4-H members were honored by county commissioners court Wednesday after placing first in a statewide mohair judging competition. Tommy
Catch fish and protect your local creek
By Louis Zylka The 830 Times The annual Armored Catfish Tournament will take place in the San Felipe area from Friday, June 19, through Sunday, June 21, and families
City of Del Rio previews 2026 Fourth of July events
By Louis Zylka The 830 Times With the Fourth of July around the corner, city officials have announced the list of events for this year’s celebration of Independence Day. Esme
COMMUNITY — Agape Way Foundation opens thrift store with eye toward recovery services
By Joel Langton The 830 Times Agape Way Foundation took its first public step Thursday toward building a recovery support program in Del Rio with the opening of a new
COMMUNITY — Class of 1984 awards 12 scholarships
From staff reports The Del Rio High School Class of 1984 continued its tradition of giving back to the community by awarding 12 scholarships to local graduating seniors this year.
