Yocelin Gallardo

The City of Laredo has made an agreement with the Federal Government. Laredo’s Mayor Pete Saenz told KGNS the temporary restraining, which urges DHS to stop bringing undocumented migrants to Laredo from other parts of the border, will be put on pause for the next 10 days.

The unique history behind a “colonia” in Mexico City is the centerpiece of a new art exhibition expected to open in Laredo.

However, there are some tips on how to look past deceiving puppy eyes.

Thanks to a moment of opportunity, one victim was able to escape her kidnappers.

Federal officials are working together to stop the flow of guns and ammo being smuggled from the U.S. into Mexico.

For a few minutes, bridge number 2 remained at a standstill on Thursday afternoon as authorities from the U.S. and Mexican side met up to hand over a suspect.

The taskforce is offering its “68A” inspections which are required by the state whenever a car is bought used, fixed up, or built.

Once inside, he told a KGNS employee there was a bomb in his car.

On June 13, 39-year-old Gladys Cristina Perez Sanchez was visiting with relatives in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon with her two children, 9-year-old Michelle Cristina Duran and 16-year-old John Carlos Gonzalez.

This week alone, Governor Greg Abbott signed 7 gun-related bills into law.

Cuellar provided a copy to KGNS of the letter he sent to Harris.

For over 700 TAMIU students a debt-free dream is about to turn into reality.

Authorities responded to a call at the intersection of Frost Street and Valencia Avenue.

Unfortunately during this patriotic holiday, many shady retailers and con artists take advantage by targeting service members and veterans.

Thousands of Texans skipping out on second dose

A new house passed state bill could loosen gun control laws even further.

Senator Cornyn pushing for investigation into allegations at Freeman Coliseum

A two-person confrontation at a local gym has had many people talking.

Cuellar fears a recent increase in migrant apprehensions along the southern border could lead to a surge.

City Manager Robert Eads says it’s been a slow process, but he assures the number of affected customers has been decreasing.

This happened at the CVS location on Guadalupe Street.

A family is putting the pieces together after they say their son was last seen running towards the Rio Grande.

Chamberlain says this delay will affect 230 people expecting to receive their second dose in these upcoming days through these specific providers.

Unfortunately, your card has your full name and birthday on it, as well as information about which and where you got your vaccine.

The Mexican consulate is clearing up rumors after social media posts claimed new restrictions make it harder to travel into Nuevo Laredo.

Laredo fire authorities tell KGNS that vehicle-fires are not common, but the fact that five have happened in the last two weeks is concerning.

With the big bowl taking place this weekend, city officials are stressing the importance of only watching the big game with your household

Juvencio Estrada says he wanted to document history and also the faces who tend to those battling to survive.

Experts add double masking is ideal for so called “high risk” situations like traveling, going to the grocery store, or gathering with others.

With the allocation of vaccines only being close to or a little over one thousand a week, officials expect distribution to be a slow process.

Only individuals who got their first dose at the beginning of the year at the city hosted drive at TAMIU qualify for this drive beginning on Tuesday.

Council did motion for the Laredo Vaccination Committee to look into a legal way to improve the system so local seniors can have a chance to get the vaccine.

On Wednesday, the city reported between both local hospitals there are 28 patients waiting for a COVID bed.

The students say kids their age can use the app “Medelas” to learn more about illnesses that they are vulnerable to, as well as how to treat and prevent them.

The incident happened back in September when officers discovered a woman’s body at the 200 block of Canyon Oak Drive.

According to an attorney, employers can terminate if they determine if an individual who does not want to be vaccinated will expose others to the virus at the work site.

Chamberlain says an additional 2,066 COVID cases were added to the total positive count, but of those only 1,609 are new.

A local family didn't let the pandemic stop them from celebrating their family member's 100th birthday.

If low and inconsistent numbers of doses continue to be sent to Webb County, the Laredo city manager Robert Eads believes it will be awhile before a large part of the local population gets vaccinated.

After this weekend’s vaccine drive-thru that many called disorganized, city officials are now looking to improve the efficiency on how vaccines are given to the public.

As vaccines continue to roll out, one of Laredo’s vaccine providers shares how they set out to distribute thousands of vaccines in the last couple of days.

If you insist on heading out of town, Richard Chamberlain lists some safety steps to consider.

During these upcoming months, organizers have had to make some tough calls regarding the future of these traditional festivities.

After Harmony schools put a halt on sports and in-person activities, students were given a modern day alternative.

This buffer will be required when the COVID-19 hospitalization rate is 25% or higher, which as of Monday it is.

A local coffee barista is grabbing the attention of many including a company from the country’s coffee capital.

Unlike most children who are diagnosed with COVID, the Laredo health authority Doctor victor Trevino says the infant is showing symptoms.

This warning comes after two members of Britain’s National Health Service experienced allergic reactions after receiving the vaccine Tuesday.

Students will have to take the exam in class; however, if parents choose not to send them, they will not be penalized and will be able to test in the spring.

This team is designed to transfer COVID-19 patients to out of town hospitals and limit their wait in local emergency rooms.