From Groundbreaking to Grand Opening! Watch your New Hidalgo County Courthouse come to life! #beforeandafter | Hidalgo County, Texas

8K views · 88 reactions | Recently, the four County Judges from across the Rio Grande Valley came together to deliver a unified message urging the public to do their part to stop the spread of COVID-19. Richard Cortez, Hidalgo County Judge explained that even though Governor Greg Abbott has taken away our ability to manage ourselves by re-opening the economy, we as citizens know what to do. We are part of the solution. | Hidalgo County, Texas | Facebook

3.4K views · 56 reactions | Know your COVID-19 symptoms!  #StopTheSpread | Hidalgo County, Texas | Facebook

Si usted esta expuesto al COVID-19, que debe hacer? El Director del Departamento de Salud nos explica. | Hidalgo County, Texas

10K views · 168 reactions | HIDALGO COUNTY LAUNCHES COVID-19...

26K views · 464 reactions | #COVID19 cases and deaths have been soaring in Harris County. Hospital ICU populations have leveled off recently but are still far beyond acceptable levels. Here's more on the data that has been driving Judge Hidalgo’s decision-making. | Office of County Judge Lina Hidalgo | Facebook

14K views · 187 reactions | Open Texas Phase I begins May 1 Some businesses can reopen Face covers not required, but encouraged Gatherings of 10+ prohibited Some businesses still closed No curfew Stop spread of COVID-19: Stay home 留‍♀️Social distance 識Use good hygiene #StayHome #SaveLives | Hidalgo County, Texas | Facebook

15K views · 158 reactions | OPEN TEXAS - May 18 Business & activities can resume: ️‍♀️Gyms ‍♂️Swimming Pools Office Buildings Manufacturers 25% occupancy limit! STILL CLOSED: bars, massage establishments, tattoo & piercing studios, sexually oriented businesses, bowling alleys, video arcades, amusement parks, water parks, or splash pads | Hidalgo County, Texas | Facebook

36K views · 959 reactions | Today, April 7, 2021, marks the one year anniversary of the first death from the COVID-19 virus in Hidalgo County. Nearly 2,800 people have died from complications of the disease. This is the second video memorial produced by Hidalgo County and is made up of residents who died from complications of the disease and whose families submitted photos for the memorial effort. The photos are in alphabetical order by first name. | Hidalgo County, Texas | Facebook