The Valley's Morning News Rewind
Top stories, interviews and segments from the week on 710 KURV.The Valley’s Morning News Podcast- Sergio Sanchez and Tim Sullivan talk with community leaders and other special guests about issues that affect your daily life..
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Show overview
The Valley's Morning News Rewind has been publishing since 2022, and across the 4 years since has built a catalogue of 180 episodes. That works out to roughly 160 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 49 min and 56 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language News show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 2 weeks ago, with 27 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Radio United, LLC.
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Top stories, interviews and segments from the week on 710 KURV.The Valley’s Morning News Podcast- Sergio Sanchez and Tim Sullivan talk with community leaders and other special guests about issues that affect your daily life.
Latest Episodes
View all 180 episodesWe look at the new tariffs on Canadian products, we look at a proposed desalination plant in the RGV, it’s the 1st day of the fall semester at UTRGV, and we recap a meeting that discussed the RGV’s flooding and drainage issues.
We look back at the 1st season of UTRGV Vaqueros Football, Is the Texas grid ready for an influx of data centers, we look at the 1st day of school for Idea public schools, and could we see a desalination plant in the RGV.
: A local hospital gets national recognition, we get an update on McAllen’s water situation, the U.S. Border Patrol is hiring, and how one local pharmacy continues to service the RGV.
We look at the growth of industry in Brownsville, we talk about employment across the RGV, and we speak with a local non-profit helping students and adults get career training.
We look at how Mission EDC is helping small businesses, a local entrepreneur about getting inducted into a hall of fame, how is South Texas College is helping local students, and we look at the UTRGV School of Podiatric Medicine.
We get an economic update from McAllen and Edinburg, we get an update on the region’s water situation, and we talk to the CEO of South Texas Health Systems.
We look at the process of landing a ship manufacturing company, we get an update in recruiting manufacturing to the RGV, we look at the evolution of international trade with the U.S., and we look at the importance of community banks.
We talk to an organization about how they are helping HS students ready for the workforce, we get update on the USMCA trade agreement, we get an economic update from Brownsville, and we get an update from the Port of Brownsville.
We talk about the future of water in the region, we talk about a recent trip to Washington D.C. that highlighted the RGV workforce, we get an update on the water reservoir levels, and we look at the sale of the Cimarron Country club in Mission.
We get an economic update from McAllen, should the RGV be considered one metropolitan statistical area, we talk about a recent trip to Washington D.C. that highlighted the RGV, how do international partnerships help our local economy.
We get an update on recruiting industry to the RGV, we look at the regional report focusing on manufacturing and workforce, the Hidalgo International Bridge celebrates 100 years
We talk about the recently passed McAllen School District bond, we look at a proposed desalination plant, we look at the rapid construction and economic growth in the RGV, and we get an update from UTRGV.
We talk about the recently passed McAllen School District bond, we look at a proposed desalination plant, we look at the rapid construction and economic growth in the RGV, and we get an update from UTRGV.
We get a look at a proposed desalination plant, we get an update on trade tariff refunds, we look at a growing concern of THC vaping cartridges in Hidalgo County, and we look at interesting local voting data.
We get a look at the Museum of South Texas History, we get an economic update from the Pharr international bridge, we look at economic growth in Weslaco, and we look at how UTRGV is applying AI in an academic setting.
We talk to a local company involved in many construction projects in the area, is the new world screwworm getting closer to the RGV, we get an economic update from Mission, and we look at unemployment numbers in the area.
Ep 164We get an update from the Pharr International Bridge, what should we know in this sexual assault awareness month, we get an update on border trade tariffs, and we get an economic update from Mission.
Luis Bazan, Pharr International Bridge Director gave us an update from the bridge. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, local Attorney Lydia Elizondo talked about what everyone needs to know to keep family safe. Jorge Torres, President of Interlink Trade Services talked about how current tariffs are impacting trade and the broader market Teclo Garcia, Director of the Mission Economic Development Office, gave us a business update from Mission.
Ep 163We get an economic update from Edinburg and Harlingen, and we look at the historic news of an oil refinery at the Port of Brownsville.
Edinburg Mayor Omar Ochoa gives us an economic update. Orlando Campos, CEO Harlingen Economic Development Corporation, gives us an economic update. Port of Brownsville Director William Dietrich and Esteban Guerra, Brownsville Navigation District Chairman, talk about the historic news of an oil refinery coming to the Port of Brownsville.
Ep 162: We get a year-end re-cap from Texas A&M University higher education center in McAllen, we get an update from the Port of Brownsville, how has the conflict with Iran affected oil prices, and we look at a new study to help lure industry.
Ernie Aliseda Chief Operating Officer at Texas A&M University higher education center gave us a recap of 2025 at Texas A&M University McAllen campus. Economist Tim Snyder gives us an update on oil prices and how that will affect gas prices. Port of Brownsville Director William Dietrich gave us an update on the port. Adam Gonzalez, CEO of COSTEP (Council for South Texas Economic Progress) talked about manufacturing study to help lure more industry.
Ep 161What does the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs mean for the local economy? We get an economic update from Mission and McAllen, and McAllen International Airport is expanding.
Jorge A. Torres with Interlink Trade Services talked about the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs and what it means for the local economy. Teclo Garcia, CEO of the Mission Economic Development Corporation, gave us an economic update from Mission. McAllen City Manager Isaac Tawil talked about the record setting sales tax, plus the expected economic impact of a major project soon to the city. Jeremy Santoscoy Aviation Director at McAllen International Airport talked about the expansion proposal for the airport.