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Bill Hrncir, a stroke survivor, and his wife DeeDee lead a support group in Laredo, helping others navigate recovery together.
KGNS+ honored Bill and Dee-Dee Hrncir on Monday, Sept. 28, for making a difference in Laredo.
For decades, Bill Green has helped shape Laredo’s future through scholarships, funds and philanthropic work.
Bill Green is this month’s KGNS+ Honors recipient for his work helping adults who never finished college return to school.
Together Laredo launched in March with a focus on preparing young adults with disabilities for independent lives.
A Laredo mother is turning personal experience into purpose by launching a free nonprofit to help young adults with disabilities build more independent lives.
On the last Friday of every month, Miguel Rangel can be found at the corner of Del Mar and McPherson dressed in purple, holding a sign with a simple message: you are not alone.
A local volunteer was recognized for his work with the 988 "You Are Not Alone" initiative.
Melissa and Dr. Ray Garza expand mission from Rainbow Room to new nonprofit for Adult Protective Services
A Laredo teen turned the clothing of Uvalde shooting victims into teddy bears for their families.
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After the 2022 Uvalde school shooting, Kayla Torres started Hugs from Heaven, sewing teddy bears from the clothing of victims and returning them to grieving families.
Cornelio Flores passed down farming tradition to sons and grandchildren before his death in May 2025
Jose and Maria Gonzalez are this month’s KGNS Honors recipients for volunteering their time to help the Parkinson’s community
A Laredo couple is teaching boxing classes designed specifically for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
KGNS brought together community members featured in its 2025 honors series for a celebration recognizing their contributions to Laredo.
KGNS+ honored Carl Barto this month as part of its monthly recognition for community members who contribute to Laredo behind the scenes.