DONNA - A Donna family is still looking for their loved one.  They say he's been missing for nearly two weeks.  They're hoping someone out there may know where he is and what may have happened.

The family says 25-year-old Marco Ramirez does not have a history of taking off or not letting his family know where he's at.  The family has filed a missing person report with Donna P.D. 

On February 27 at 7 p.m., Ramirez's mom dropped him off at the Corner Store at Salinas and South Avenue.  That's the last time he's ever been seen.

The family has made flyers and is posting them around the city of Donna hoping someone will call with a lead to his disappearance.  If you have any information about the whereabouts of Marco Ramirez, you're asked to call the Dona Police Department.

SAN BENITO - San Benito City Commissioners have decided the voters will have to decide if they will enforce two sections of the city charter.

One of those sections is about the eligibility requirements for commission members, another says members must forfeit office if they lack those requirements.

Former Mayor Joe Hernandez was forced to forfeit his office back in January because he owed city taxes. According to the current charter that was a direct violation of requirements to hold office.

The mayor sued the city to get his job back. The commissioners decided instead of taking the issue through court, they will let voters decide.

No word on if that will mean the mayor will get his office back.

PORT ISABEL - A wanted fugitive will soon be back in the Valley. Dorthy Scaglione is being held at the Will County Sheriff's Office in Illinois. She was arrested yesterday after being on the run for four years.

Scaglione allegedly stole more than $20,000 from a Ken Parish, a Port Isabel man. She was supposed to use that money to open up a business.

Parish is glad she is now behind bars. "Six years of my life has finally come to an end and I can actually live now."

Parish tracked Scaglione down through a friend on Facebook. She's being held without bond and is expected back in Cameron County within the next two weeks.

HARLINGEN – Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame inductee Ruben Vela died on Tuesday night.

The Rio Grande Valley resident began playing professionally during his early teens. However, the biggest hit of his career came in 1996 with the release of “El Coco Rayado.”

Vela was born on May 10, 1937, in San Antonio, Tamaulipas, Mexico. His family moved to El Relampago, Texas and then Mercedes. They finally settled in Santa Rosa.

He learned to play the accordion by going to dances and listening to accordionists like Narciso Martinez, Valerio Longoria, Tony De La Rosa, and Manuel Guerrero. By 1954, Vela was a regular on a local live radio show.

His first two recordings were “El Pajulazo” and “Genoveva.” As they years went by, he went on to record conjunto hits “Vencideo,” “Mi Gusto Es,” “Dame Mas Amor,” “Aquel Amor,” and “Donde Estas Corzaon.”

Ruben Vela y Su Conjunto was a top attraction at festivals and local dance halls. In 1997, Vela released “La Papaya.” The cumbia earned him two nominations at the Tejano Awards – Song of the Year and Album of the Year.

Vela was later inducted into the Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame on July 20, 2003.

Funeral arrangements have not been announced.

PHARR - Thousands in cash now in the hands of authorities.

Customs officers at the Pharr bridges seized $208,400. Officers found the money hidden in a truck headed to Mexico. The truck was being driven by a man from Edinburg.

The cash was seized.