By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com EDITOR’S NOTE: The reporter for this story contacted law enforcement officials to learn more about the young woman featured in this piece but as of
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Sections of tin roof, twisted by heat, and the charred remains of possessions gathered over a lifetime were all that remained this morning of the long-time
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Del Rioans are being asked to turn in their old tires during a free recycling event this weekend. Tires may be dropped off in two
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Some migrants arriving in Del Rio are now being tested for COVID-19. Mayor Bruno “Ralphy” Lozano informed city council members about the testing Tuesday during
Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Del Rioans looking forward to resuming the Easter weekend tradition of camping in city parks will have to wait at least one more year, city council members
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com On Saturday morning, a group of the community’s military veterans marched to raise awareness of their brothers and sisters who lost the fight for life
By Joel Langton A once-deported Nicaraguan national who slipped back into the United States was captured after leading law enforcement officers on a 30-minute chase Monday morning. Jose Ramero-Ramirez got
From Sen. John Cornyn’s office WASHINGTON – Del Rio International Airport was awarded a federal grant of $1,007,623 in relief funds following the economic distress caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic,
By Daniel Schreiber The deadline to file insurance claims under most insurance policies is quickly approaching if your home or business sustained damage from the hail or wind storm last
Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com David Rosser, a long-time resident of “the Vega” along the Rio Grande in southernmost Val Verde County, says he’s seeing more migrants in the area, but added
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