Justin Reyes
Web Producer/ Reporter
KGNS-TV
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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.
Laredo Police officers were out issuing security report cards, grading vehicle owners on their security efforts.
The Constable’s Office worked with DPS and Border Patrol to locate the stash house and make several arrests.
Laredoan Arturo Campos is onto the next round in the NASA “Moonikin” challenge.
TxDOT is encouraging drivers to prevent accidents by giving their full attention when on the road!
Authorities in Mexico say gunmen in vehicles opened fire in the City of Reynosa on the U.S. border killing at least 19 people.
Border Patrol agents find nearly a million dollars of marijuana during a drug-smuggling attempt.
A young man is in serious condition after being involved in an accident in south Laredo.
The City of Laredo Fire and Police Departments are asking that you try your best to stay cool as we face record highs.
On Saturday morning, marine unit agents got into the mud and pulled the little horse out to safety.
In honor of Make Music Day, the Laredo Cultural District and the Frontera Beer Garden are inviting you to an evening event.
The summer season is in full swing, and what better way to cool off than with an ice cup of joe or a hot one, depending on what you prefer!
A man in his late 20s is seriously injured in a motorcycle accident over the weekend.
Authorities are investigating a fire that broke out at a south Laredo home over the weekend.
In celebration of Make Music Day, the Laredo Cultural District is inviting the community to take part in the musical movement.
Authorities are searching for a woman who is believed to be tied to a theft report.
During Monday’s City Council meeting, members will consider writing a letter or a resolution to the governor asking him not to build the border wall along our area.
A woman and her two children, originally from Laredo are reported missing.
Border Patrol agents arrest two men who are believed to be members of the Paisas Gang.
The vaccinations are open and free of charge to members of the TAMIU community and the general public.
The state is asking people not to travel to Mexico due to the crime and several cases of kidnapping.
With the help of the horse patrol unit and a drone, agents were able to locate three separate groups of people and render aid.
In honor of Pride Month, the Gateway City Pride Association is hosting a whole slew of events this weekend.
Summertime is here and there are some upcoming events that you can look forward to attending!
All week long KGNS has been celebrating dads all over our viewing area while also giving them the chance to win some cool prizes!
A rollover accident on I-35 and Loop 20 is causing road closures.
Hopefully you are celebrating dad at the pool or beach because it’s going to be a hot one!
Texans will soon be able to carry handguns in public without having to obtain any licenses or training.
The days of arguing with anonymous users on Facebook, could soo be over...
Border Patrol agents find over two dozen undocumented immigrants walking through a ranchland property.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced the state will be offering support to the governors of Texas and Arizona when it comes to securing the southern border.
UISD named its new Associate Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction.
A local judge is looking to do his part to help the blood bank bounce back from its hurdles.
During a press conference, Abbott said the state would solicit donations to help build the wall and shared a link to donate online.
A driver from Laredo is facing charges after she was allegedly caught transporting undocumented immigrants.
As part of the nationwide campaign, the city will be unveiling a new eco-friendly public transportation vehicle.
The City of Laredo and Webb County are looking to give back to our sanitation workers with a special meal.
One of the individuals was wanted for murder and another was wanted for sexual assault of a child.
With summer vacation fully underway, the Laredo Public Library is hosting a slew of events to keep children busy during the summer months.
When it comes to our weather, we keep on singing the same old song, it’s going to be a hot one!
Samuel Olson's parents had been involved in a custody battle over the boy after filing for divorce in January 2020.
Venus is not just the name of a planet or a tennis, player, it’s also the name of this week’s Pet of the Week.
A San Antonio resident could spend up to life in prison for smuggling over 20 pounds of cocaine.
The Girl Scouts have an unusual problem: 15 million boxes of unsold cookies.
A woman is facing money laundering charges after troopers find over a hundred thousand dollars in her vehicle.
Antonio Miguel Arechar's attorney argued that his client's business made him a target for drug smugglers.
McAfee discovered a vulnerability on the bikes, allowing hackers to access the screen and possibly spy on riders using the camera.
Authorities have formally charged Carlos Alfredo Rodriguez Ruiz with murder; however, he is still at large.
According to the social media webcast, Good News Laredo, Veronica Castilla is making Laredo dance with joy as she made an appearance on the big screen.