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McAllen city leaders are weighing two designs for a new city hall as municipal planning moves forward. Separately, the city's Passport Division began accepting walk-ins for new applications and renewals, eliminating the need for advance appointments.
A convicted McAllen Freemason killer has pursued a new trial after an expert supported an insanity claim in the case. Additionally, Flores and Cortez launched a "Vote to End Hunger" campaign in the city.
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- McAllen city leaders deciding between two designs for new city hallMyRGV.com · October 27, 2026
- McAllen passport office accepting walk-ins for new applications and renewalsFox Rio Grande Valley · October 27, 2026
- New trial sought for convicted McAllen Freemason killer after expert backs insanity claimKRGV · October 27, 2026
- Flores, Cortez to launch 'Vote to End Hunger' campaign in McAllenRio Grande Guardian · October 26, 2026
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