Previous Reporting on the Pump Track can be read here: Action Sport Dreams Becoming Reality: Rotary Club Bike Pump Track Getting "Shovel-Ready"

Earlier this year we launched the newspaper. We've received numerous calls on how much you all have enjoyed reading content by our passionate and great Journalists. We're thankful for your support and kind words and are sure you're going to love the jam-packed issue coming out tomorrow morning.

The City of Del Rio City Council officially adopted its 2025 Water Master Plan, Wastewater Planning Actions, and Master Watershed Study/Storm Drainage Design Manual on May 27, 2025. This significant step was formalized through the approval of several resolutions, including R:2025-086 for the Water Master Plan, R:2025-087 for the Wastewater Planning Actions, R:2025-088 for the Master Watershed Study, and R:2025-091 for the Storm Drainage Design Manual. These documents are inte

The City of Del Rio council members voted to enact "Noise and Sound Level Regulations" on Tuesday, which outlines unacceptable noise levels partly on the basis of their decibel measurement, though primarily on the judgement of individual officers' "common sense". The ordinance also provides city police officers the power to enforce the regulation whenever such a nuisance is reported.

"To help veterans re-establish their lives for themselves, their families, and their communities" is the mission of F.O.B. (Finding Our Brothers and Sisters) Del Rio. To provide a home for those who have fought and sacrificed for our country, F.O.B. Del Rio is establishing tiny homes for veterans in need.

All individuals listed in this blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The information presented is based on public records and does not imply guilt or conviction.

With the 2024-2025 school year coming to an end and many students prepare for graduations and summer plans, DRHS Athletics host their yearly awards ceremonies to honor their star athletes. DRHS Golf and Tennis Athlete of the Year Awards for the 2024-2025 school year were the latest award banquet to be held as the academic year closes.

The San Felipe Creek is breathing easier thanks to a series of intensive community cleanups this past month. On Saturday May 24 alone, ten shopping carts were pulled out and at least a dozen tires were removed from the waterway. The San Felipe Creek is looking fresh for the first time in a long time! But the fight against pollution, invasive species, and contamination is far from over.

The next bridge item on the city council agenda, Chavez explained, “I just want to mention that in tonight’s city council meeting, we do have an amendment to the agreement we had with RRP which is our consultants working on the 2nd international bridge. The amendment that we bring forward is to increase their work for an awareness campaign in the amount of $107,610. If you recall a few months ago, we came to the bridge board asking for an additional $25,000 to have a marketin

At Connect Del Rio, our commitment is to report on the events that genuinely shape and affect our community. We announce the return of the Blotter, with a renewed focus on significant crimes—those that have the greatest impact on public safety and well-being. This updated approach seeks to highlight major, high-profile incidents, with the intention of informing the public, fostering accountability, and ultimately contributing to a safer community for all. Through clear, fact-