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The Mexican Consulate will have a mobile unit in Zapata this Saturday.
An ice slide, a snowball fight area, and even pictures with Palomino Santa are just some of the things planned at Laredo College's tree lighting ceremony.
The three-judge panel made the decision Wednesday evening.
In a festive first for Laredo ISD, the district is gearing up for its own Tree Lighting Ceremony at the LISD Performing Arts Complex.
Students embarked on a culinary adventure at the LISD Food Expo Extravaganza.
In a significant response to the escalating opioid crisis in Laredo, the City of Laredo and the Health Department have placed Narcan cabinets throughout the community.
The new law would also give local and state police officers conducting a traffic stops to ask for proof of U.S Citizenship.
For his role in a mortgage fraud scheme where he profited over $200,000, one Laredo salesman finds out how long his federal prison sentence is.
Troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety jumped into action to save migrants from drowning or being swept downstream while they were crossing the Rio Grande.
This Saturday, Laredo residents are encouraged to safely dispose of hazardous materials that shouldn't be thrown away in the trash.
An annual campaign that seeks to unite women of various age groups and backgrounds to build homes for low-income families is set to make a return.
Our local university is inviting the community to a wonderful Christmas time!
The Laredo Health Department released its findings on a new framework designed to raise the well-being of the community.
A local health center is inviting the community to take advantage of its upcoming health and wellness fair.
Frontera Beer Garden will be ablaze with red as partygoers gather for the “Rock’n the Red Party.”
UISD students are using their taste buds to have a say in potential menu items for the next school year.
Out of an abundance of caution, residents are being asked to shelter in place until further notice.
Residents continue to see a lot of traffic in the south part of Laredo specifically in the Cielito Lindo area and Lomas Del Sur.
The City of Laredo has released a statement regarding the former Laredo Animal Care Director’s recent departure from the position.
Despite homelessness persisting as a widespread issue across the nation, a Laredo nonprofit, Bethany House, reports a slight drop in its local homeless population.
The Webb County Fairgrounds could be under new management very soon.
The event at Alicia Ruiz Elementary aimed to enlighten students about potential career paths they might consider in the future.
The overdose crisis gripping Laredo has taken a more alarming turn, with the current count of overdose deaths standing at 58.
An apparent car crash is reported near a detention center on a Laredo highway.
One city council member says he has received many calls from concerned residents about traffic and accidents in his district.
Webb County Commissioner Jesse Gonzalez said the county is taking bids for a company to begin the first steps in building the facility.
The victim told officers he rented a motel room for a meet-up with a guy from a dating app.
With the sights of Christmas already making their mark around town, the sounds of the season is all that is left to complete the holiday mood.
An initiative by NeighborWorks Laredo is set to potentially address the pressing need for affordable housing.
The overdose epidemic gripping Laredo shows no signs of abating, with the current death toll at a grim total of 56.
One school district in Laredo briefly spoke about the item; and some parents are sharing their thoughts on the possibility of chaplains working as school counselors.
The Texas PACE Program could potentially save big money for some local business owners.
On Monday, county commissioners designated November as National Adoption Awareness Month and the county judge shared his personal story of adoption.
A city council member whose district falls in a Loop 20 accident hot spot is looking at the ways to keep drivers safe.
Ian was found safe in Mexico on Saturday, leading to a tearful reunion with family in Laredo.
Room is still available for UISD parents looking to enroll their kids in a no-cost after-school program, and there are also hiring opportunities for that same program.
If you pay property taxes to the City of Laredo or to Webb County, an important deadline is coming up.
Christmas may be a month away, but the Christmas spirit is getting a head start with several city events set to take place.
Karina Elizondo posted on her social media page that she was leaving the department.
Footage from the incident shows the chase in South Laredo that ended with two in custody on felony charges.
During the recent city council meeting, a councilmember spoke about some of the developments when it comes to Starr County.