Justin Reyes
Web Producer/ Reporter
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Justin Reyes was born in the Windy City of Chicago, Illinois but grew up in the Gateway City called Laredo. While attending college at Texas A&M International University, Justin got a job as a video editor at Pro 8 News ( as what it was initially called at the time).
Since then, Justin has had a passion for the media arts and has worked as a digital producer, editor, and reporter.
Justin is always willing to share the stories of others in the community.
Authorities in Vietnam made an unusual bust, after they found 345,000 used condoms that were being repackaged as new.
A man wanted for rape out of New York City is arrested by local Border Patrol agents.
On Monday, September 28th LISD is preparing for its first phase of in-person instruction for first, second, seventh, and tenth graders.
An insurance company is looking to give local heroes the chance to win a free vehicle.
The City of Laredo pays tribute to firefighters as they announce their retirement.
The non-profit will be hosting an HIV testing marathon on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Agents find nearly three dozen undocumented immigrants inside a belly dump trailer during a human smuggling attempt.
The school district is encouraging all of its athletes, band members and those involved in other extra-curriculars to take advantage of the free service.
Border Patrol agents made the discovery after searching a box truck at the US 83 checkpoint.
Due to COVID-19, they are asking participants to help join the fight by walking in small groups at the areas of their choosing.
A healthcare company is looking to provide residents with free facemasks and hand sanitizers at a local park this Saturday.
Officials say the man was treated at the scene and was transported to the hospital in serious condition.
The U.S. Department of Education has recognized Heights and Leyendecker Elementary as some of the top schools in the country.
Webb County officials are looking to offer some incentives for those who take part in their Drive-by Census event.
City crews will be out and about in the Calton area this morning ridding residents of unwanted rubbish.
Agents discovered over 40 pounds of marijuana after a canine alerted to the presence of drugs inside a person’s luggage.
It looks like we are going to have to deal with these warm and sunny conditions for a little while longer, at least until the end of September.
A Laredo man faces up to ten years in federal prison for allegedly being involved in a human smuggling attempt that escalated into a car chase on I-35.
The program is geared to assist colonia residents who live in unincorporated areas that have been financially affected by the pandemic.
The Laredo Sector Marine Unit provided a service boat so crewmembers could pull the people to safety.
Authorities say two men walked into the store and stole a TV, a case of Corona, Modelo and Red Bull along with children’s toys.
A local college is giving students a second chance to find their future during the fall season of 2020.
Agents searched the bed of the truck and found four undocumented immigrants.
Agents searched the RV and found 11 Mexican Nationals who were determined to be in the U.S. illegally.
Local authorities are on the lookout for a man who is believed to be tied to a theft in the Mines Road area.
Federal officers at the Juarez Lincoln Bridge arrested two men who had outstanding warrants for sex-related offenses.
On September 15th, a hearing was scheduled where Costilla was found to have tested positive during a drug test.
Last month, his plea hearing was pushed back because both sides still needed time to get together and negotiate but because of the pandemic, it has been difficult.
Stripes stores all across Texas are celebrating 25 years of Selena Quintanilla with some fan memorabilia to honor the legacy of the Queen of Cumbia.
A total of 11 individuals were determined to be from Mexico and living in the U.S. illegally.
When agents searched the vehicle, they found 38 individuals who were determined to be from Mexico, Honduras, and Ecuador
Canales will serve 15 months in prison and will be incarcerated at the FCI Beaumont Low, in Beaumont, Texas.
In an effort to combat suicide in our community, the City of Laredo proclaimed September as Suicide Awareness Month.
A man is facing charges after he allegedly broke into a home and caused property damage.
A 42-year-old Mexican National was arrested after authorities found 63 pounds of meth hidden inside speakers.
Although the purpose is to drive students to the polls, the drive-thru event is open to the public.
The Webb County Elections Office will be open and extend its operating hours from 8 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for people who would like to register to vote.
The boys of summer are gone, but those summer temperatures are looking to creep up on us!
If you’re interested in getting tested for the coronavirus, the county will offer free tests this week.
Jovita Idár stood up to the Texas Rangers who wanted to shut down the newspaper, El Progreso, in 1914.
Authorities believe the driver or owner of the truck is the person tied to a theft case.
The organization “Different is Beautiful” and Miss Laredo painted the mural to remind the community to embrace our differences.
The law enforcement community is mourning the loss of a former Webb County Constable.
Authorities are investigating a shooting in south Laredo where an 18-year-old woman sustained injuries to her chest.
A local school opened its doors to show how they transitioned some students back into the classrooms.
Starting on Monday, several cities across Texas are loosening up their restrictions but that won’t include Laredo.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over two million dollars worth of meth and black tar heroin at a Laredo port of entry.
Police have found the truck associated with the disappearance but the child is still missing.