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Border agents seize over $90,000 marijuana in Rio Grande Valley U.S. Border Patrol vehicle (Source: CBP Twitter) By KOLD News 13 Staff | January 21, 2021 at 7:06 PM MST - Updated January 22 at 12:55 AM EDINBURG, Texas (KOLD News 13) - U.S. Border Patrol agents continue disrupting marijuana smuggling attempts throughout the Rio Grande Valley. Sunday evening, Rio Grande City agents observed several subjects carrying bundles of marijuana near La Grulla, Texas. As agents approached the area, the suspects abandoned the narcotics and attempted to abscond into Mexico. An immediate search of t...

727shares Tucked away in a corner of the state of Coahuila, only a couple of hours from the United States border, lies a municipality with an open secret: two communities — one of African descendants (called Mascogos in Mexico) and one of Kickapoo, both who fled the United States in the 19th century. The twin communities are both called Nacimiento, referring to the birth of Jesus, but distinguished from each other not so subtly with the appendages de los Negros and de los Indios. Both communities belong to the municipality of Muzquiz, a coal mining and ranching area. The two ethnicities s...

Transfer Rumors: French Striker Options Dwindle; Lyon Already Has Replacement In Mind KEY POINTS Dembele is not interested in joining the Hammers Lyons target Islam Slimani to replace Dembele There is a lot to expect this January transfer window with several players likely to change jerseys. One of them is likely to be Moussa Dembele who is currently out as he recovers from a broken arm he suffered during training. Beyond that, the 24-year-old has been struggling at the Groupama Stadium. He only scored once in 16 appearances so far. Expectations were high considering the French striker is com...

In 2020’s Darkest Moments, Acts of Courage, Kindness Shine Through ICYMI: Good things happened this year, too. Command Center member Dr. Michelle Tom, a Diné physician, has also been working to treat patients with Covid-19, and solve health issues faced by those in the Navajo Nation. Tom is one of many people Direct Relief encountered doing good in the midst of challenging circumstances. There’s no question about it: This year had plenty of bleak headlines to offer. But good things happened as well, often behind the scenes. Ordinary people helping neighbors. Health providers caring for...