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Michael Rodriguez

Michael Rodriguez

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Deputy Editor, The Monitor (McAllen, TX)

McAllen

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sports, education crime, health politics,Environmental issues features, business

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Total articles 1385

  • Rising to the occasion: Valley cities working to lift each other out of floodwaters

    By Alexandrea Bailey, Michael Rodriguez Verified| The Monitor (McAllen, TX) Verified Only have a minute? Listen instead By Alexandrea Bailey and Michael Rodriguez | Staff WritersMcAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos said Monday he is proud of how the community has stepped up to help one another following the recent flooding. In addition, he feels relief knowing that the city of McAllen can handle this sort of natural disaster with resilience. He says that the city’s drainage systems operated accordingly, and added that a “minimal” amount of floodwaters entered residences.

    By Alexandrea Bailey, Michael Rodriguez Verified · The Monitor (McAllen, TX)

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • DHR is saying little about its cyberattack, the latest to expose the Valley’s vulnerability

    By Michael Rodriguez Verified| The Monitor (McAllen, TX) Verified Only have a minute? Listen instead By Erika De Los Reyes and Michael Rodriguez | Staff WritersIt’s been more than a week since DHR Health announced it had been hit with a cyberattack, yet little more has been revealed in its wake regarding the nature of the breach and what exactly was affected. This is what can be confirmed.

    By Michael Rodriguez Verified · The Monitor (McAllen, TX)

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Rising to the occasion: Valley cities working to lift each other out of floodwaters

    By Alexandrea Bailey, Michael Rodriguez Verified| The Monitor (McAllen, TX) Verified Only have a minute? Listen instead By Alexandrea Bailey and Michael Rodriguez | Staff WritersMcAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos said Monday he is proud of how the community has stepped up to help one another following the recent flooding. In addition, he feels relief knowing that the city of McAllen can handle this sort of natural disaster with resilience. He says that the city’s drainage systems operated accordingly, and added that a “minimal” amount of floodwaters entered residences.

    By Alexandrea Bailey, Michael Rodriguez Verified · The Monitor (McAllen, TX)

    Mar. 31, 2025

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The Monitor (McAllen, TX)

McAllen, Texas, United States

+1 956-683-4104