From Harlingen, Texas: A warning has been issued about a phone scam. Impersonators are contacting people, claiming to represent a sheriff's office. They tell residents they have outstanding warrants.
The public is advised not to give personal information or make payments. A sheriff is alerting people to this scheme. Further information about the scam is available from the source, including details about the impersonators' tactics and the sheriff's warning to residents.
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) -- Free community health care courses are returning to South Texas College this fall. The courses are designed to help prepare students for a medical emergency. Students have the opportunity to learn how to recognize an emergency, perform CPR, and...
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UTRGV women’s soccer lost 2-1 Thursday against the University of Texas at El Paso at the Soccer and The post Women’s Soccer throws the towel against UTEP appeared first on The Rider Newspaper ....
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