By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Del Rio resident Ken Herrera challenged the city council to enact pay increases for Del Rio police officers and firefighters. Herrera urged the pay
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Tuesday’s heavy rains set a new rainfall record for Del Rio. According to a climate report released early today by the National Weather Service
The San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District released a statement at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday (Sept. 4) announcing schools would open with normal hours. “Based on the latest information,
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Street paving, traffic problems around north Del Rio schools, overgrown yards and junked vehicles were among the topics discussed during a town hall meeting
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Raises for county employees, but not for county elected officials, will be part of the proposed 2024-2025 county budget. County Judge Lewis G. Owens
By Joel Langton The 830 Times It’s that time of year, when many wait to buy new clothes for Texas’ statewide back-to-school tradition called Tax-Free Weekend. Officially, it’s known as
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times A county resident is urging Val Verde County Commissioners Court for greater transparency, calling on the court to publish more information about agenda items
By Louis Zylka The 830 Times Bull riding is coming to downtown Del Rio during the Jericho’s Bull Bash event at 300 S. Main St. starting at 6 p.m. Saturday.
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times City council members have authorized application for financial assistance from the state to replace water service lines containing lead. Del Rio City Council members
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times City council members on Tuesday interviewed three candidates for the position of city manager. The council held a special meeting Tuesday, with the sole
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