Jerry Garza

The City of Laredo Community Development Department offers several different programs from getting people into a home of their own to rehabilitating homes.

District One Councilmember Gilbert Gonzalez said it's especially important to attend the event since a lot of information about the finalists’ past positions has been circulating on social media.

Political newcomer, Dr. Victor Trevino, will take the reigns as Laredo’s next mayor. Trevino defeated former City Councilmember Mercurio Martinez, III by nearly thirteen hundred votes.

Former President Clinton will be making a stop in Laredo.

Crews battle a massive warehouse fire on Santa Maria

The U.S. Postal Service has proposed price hikes to offset inflation.

Issue with the Air Condition Units at Alexander High School Main Campus Force Early Release

Law enforcement agencies from Laredo, Webb County and surrounding areas took part in the three-day training.

A police chase in La Salle County ended with several people arrested.

A local car dealership is getting ready to go through a multi-million-dollar remodeling project. Charlie Clark Hyundai kicked off the project with a “Golden Shovel” celebration at their Laredo location located on Jacaman Road.

The heat is on and so is the countdown to winter because it’s just going to be nonstop heat for the next several days.

If you are feeling lucky, an upcoming fundraiser is giving residents the chance to win some buck bucks while also helping a worthy cause.

New details are emerging about the moments leading up to the shooting that forever changed the lives of 21 families here Uvalde.

Robb Elementary School continues to be filled with law enforcement officers as they investigate the scene for any additional evidence.

Community members are coming to grips with the realization that their community of roughly 15,000 people is now the scene of the deadliest school shooting since Sandy Hook which took place ten years ago.

The community of Uvalde is in mourning after a gunman killed roughly 19 people at an elementary school.

Commissioners passed a policy that will now require a person who works at the county or any county official to make more information public when bidding on county contracts.

A local high school gets a call of a reported “suspicious device” at the campus.

County officials say this will help hospitals provide care to those who otherwise couldn’t afford it.

After only seven weeks, the interim city attorney has resigned from her position.

The new sports complex being built in south Laredo now has an official name.

The Mexican Consul spoke out about the recent violence in Mexico saying that although it’s a complicated matter they are working to contain the violence.

Ten people, including two Laredo doctors, have been indicted in a $300 million healthcare fraud scheme.

For those who received child tax credit payments last year, an extra form will be needed this year.

With the holidays fast approaching, thousands of Laredoans got into the giving spirit by doing all they can to help others during the annual Mission Give event.

A recent city ceremony went viral for all the wrong reasons after Laredoans noticed something off about one of the flags.

Migrants are continuing to be bussed from Del Rio, taken to a facility in south Laredo to be processed, and then brought straight to the airport to be sent back.

We have the city’s argument made to a federal judge asking for a temporary restraining order be granted against Homeland Security.

Texas Senator Judith Zaffirini is speaking on the recent efforts of her democratic colleagues to block the passing of what is considered restrictive voting legislation.

Almost everyone agreed that it was a combination of several factors that ultimately caused the problem, but there was one thing staff at the Utilities Department could’ve done to prevent the whole problem from happening in the first place.

It was a busy week for agents at Laredo’s bridges as they kept nearly a million and a half dollars worth of drugs from coming across the border.