Relations between Val Verde County and Del Rio officials are growing strained over the two governments’ responses to the local COVID-19 crisis

The San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District is resorting to online resources to introduce new procedures to the community, which will be taking place during the school year for young students

July was recorded as the hottest month in Del Rio in history, with several record-breaking temperatures taking place

San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District is encouraging Del Rioans to complete the 2020 census, as it will shape the future of our community including the school lunch programs for students

Maj. Gen. Craig Wills, left, 19th Air Force commander, passes the guidon to Col. Craig D. Prather, 47th Flying Training Wing commander, during the virtual wing change of command ceremony at Laughlin Air Force Base on July 31. Prather takes command after serving as the commander of the 1st Joint Special Operations Air Component at Fort Bragg, N.C.

City officials have awarded grants to about 50 small businesses affected by closures and cutbacks due to COVID-19 restrictions

Val Verde County Commissioner Pct. 4 Gustavo “Gus” Flores said Monday he hopes to resume food distribution events in his precinct this week

Del Rioans looking forward to a coronation in August will have to wait as the Miss Val Verde pageant is postponed once more due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis

Most billing anomalies due to changes in bill cycle days

The San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District announced information for a food program to help parents and or guardians of children during the ongoing novel coronavirus or COVID-19 crisis

Col. (Ret., USAF) William James Gregory, a former commander of the 4025th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron based at Laughlin Air Force Base, is celebrating his 100th Birthday in Austin, today

After a search and rescue operation lasting more than 15 hours, the bodies of two brothers who went missing Saturday in the Rio Grande River, in Ciudad Acuña, were recovered Sunday

Single-lane closures and two-way traffic control will be in effect starting today on United States Highway 90 West, outside the Del Rio city limits headed west for approximately 11.2 miles

Hospital, school and city officials highlight effects of the pandemic in Del Rio

The San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District is preparing for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year with safety procedures and regulations

A court in Del Rio denied a plea to jurisdiction filed by the City of Del Rio in the termination lawsuit against the city filed by former City Manager Henry Arredondo

Val Verde Regional Medical Center has secured additional resources for local residents, expanding its capability to provide health care for COVID-19 patients, the medical center said

Funcionarios municipales y estatales participaron este miércoles en la entrega de cubrebocas entre transeúntes y automovilistas, para reforzar su uso como medida preventiva para evitar contagios por COVID-19

El Centro de Rehabilitación Integral Gaby Brimmer, podría abrir sus puertas nuevamente, luego de permanecer cerrado por varios meses, durante toda la pandemia por COVID-19

City Manager Matt Wojnowski on Tuesday briefed city council members on projects and activities city employees are carrying out during the COVID-19 crisis

Del Rioans looking to add a furry companion to their households or reclaiming a lost pet, will need to stop by during new viewing hours set to begin in August

City Emergency Management Coordinator John Sheedy presented an update on the activities at the city’s emergency operations center to city council members Tuesday

City council members Tuesday heard details of how the city is spending federal funds allocated to the city for COVID-19 related expenses.

A man wanted in Minnesota for multiple kidnapping charges was arrested Thursday night in Eagle Pass by members of the U.S. Marshals Lone Star Fugitive Task Force, the agency reported. Four children were also found safe

Del Rio City Council members on Tuesday unanimously approved the appointment of Dr. J.J. Gutierrez as the local health authority for the city

Local fifth and eighth grade students will not be required to pass state mandated tests, after Governor Greg Abbott waived grade promotion requirements for the upcoming 2020-2021 State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness

Local Health Authority Dr. J.J. Gutierrez on Tuesday spoke about the high number of COVID-19 cases in Del Rio, urging citizens to “take personal responsibility"

San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District is reminding parents of the safety procedures it is implementing for students and staff as the upcoming 2020-2021 school year approaches

Public and private schools cannot be closed by local health authorities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, per guidance from the Attorney General of Texas

Del Rio City Council members took last week their first look at staff recommendations for changes to the pay scales for non-civil service employees

Val Verde County Commissioner Pct. 1 Martin Wardlaw and his road crew are creating a new park with a walking trail just south of the Del Rio city limits

Border Federal Credit Union recently presented 25 high school graduating students with scholarships, the credit union announced

Stretching from far west Texas to the middle Rio Grande region, the Sul Ross State University Small Business Development Center is offering its services to small businesses navigating the Corona Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act

Local children will be able to continue receiving breakfast and lunch meals provided by San Felipe Consolidated Independent School District, as the August schedule was recently announced

Lt. Col. Jesse A. Pena, a native of Del Rio, Texas, was recently named support squadron commander at the National Training Center and Fort Irwin, California

At the end of the workday on Monday, Val Verde County Judge Lewis G. Owens Jr. said 42 persons in the county who previously tested positive for the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, have died.

County Commissioner Pct. 1 Martin Wardlaw said Monday he will stop the food distribution events in his precinct for two weeks, citing deep concerns for the safety of his workers and volunteers

A Del Rio man tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday, his family got to see him through a window at the hospital for the last time, and he died Saturday morning

A pursuit occurring Sunday morning in Kinney County ended up in a rollover, with two Mexican nationals dead, several hospitalized and one suspect arrested after a brief manhunt

Local nursing homes in Del Rio are reporting the first COVID-19 cases among residents and staff

El gobernador Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís entregó el martes un hospital móvil equipado en el Municipio de Acuña, ubicado a un costado del Hospital General de la Secretaría de Salud

El Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social ofreció el jueves 134 camas más para atender la emergencia sanitaria por la pandemia de COVID-19 que ha impactado muy fuerte a esta ciudad

U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Del Rio Station arrested a human smuggler attempting to smuggle four illegal aliens, July 17, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Friday

A federal complaint was unsealed Thursday in Del Rio, against 29-year-old Leeroy Felan for allegedly providing false information to federal agents and assisting arsonists in evading arrest, federal prosecutors announced

Val Verde County Commissioners Court has set aside $100,000 to fund grants for small businesses outside the city limits affected by COVID-19 closures

A local charter school announced classes will resume in the middle of August, with all students attending online courses for the beginning of the school year

The San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District is reminding parents to have their children’s vaccination records up-to-date before the start of the school year