Beyond the Headlines (7/14/19)

It was the fifth busiest day for early voting here locally now that we are approaching the end.

Red tulip bulbs were planted at Jose Valdez High School in the hope that they will bloom next spring and remind students of the promise they made to remain drug-free

The over 40 page contract tells us what deal was reached to have Aeromar here and just how much it’s going to cost taxpayers to have access to Mexico City.

Chief Matthew Hudak demonstrated where about 70 miles of the wall would go, along with a light tower with a camera, security lighting and a patrol road.

Doctor Trevino says if you have symptoms that match both flu and COVID-19, he recommends to automatically assume and treat it as a COVID-19 case.

UISD has noticed some problems with limiting the amount of people in the stands, such as the affect it has had on athletes with divorced parents.

Border Patrol officials say the individuals inside were not wearing any masks and they are administering medical assistance to the undocumented individuals.

To take them, UISD students will have to go to their respective high school campuses next week where all safety measures will be put in place.

In order to keep Laredo from experiencing a second wave of COVID-19, city officials are asking everyone to celebrate Halloween at home.

During the Halloween season, Party City is usually where the party is at but this year, they are seeing their own share of scares.