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One agenda item on Vanessa Perez’s list was addressing a persisting problem for district seven, an eye sore from the Dellwood Apartment debris.

Congressman Henry Cuellar says he is ready to get to work with president elect Joe Biden and “turn this dark chapter that we’ve seen.”

We are told Doctor Victor Trevino was feeling feverish and nauseous.

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.

A city phone line was flooded with calls in regards to the COVID vaccine.

At this time, the family is getting some support from other family members and the children’s school district, but they continue to ask for support in this hard time.

Mayor Pete Saenz says they will discuss more regarding enforcement and restrictions at Tuesday night’s city council meeting.

Newly elected councilmember Vanessa Perez says this complex is a safety hazard for those who live in the area and believes it should be demolished.

FBI agents arrested the man Sunday after social media users reportedly identified him in a video recorded inside the nation’s capital.

Federal agents seized over $600,000 dollars of drugs at a Laredo port of entry over the weekend.

Residents who live in District One will have a chance to get rid of some unwanted clutter!

The Vaccinate Laredo portal went live at 8 a.m. on Tuesday morning and received an influx of users attempting to schedule an appointment.

Parents of students who attend a UISD school are invited to a virtual hearing that will go over student performance at the school district.

Laredo Police posted a picture of the person of interest on its Facebook page in hopes of identifying the individual

Officials are investigating a structure fire that broke out at a central Laredo convenience store overnight.

The COVID-19 therapeutic Infusion Center has been operating for a week and has treated 109 patients.

It’s another warm winter morning but we are in store for some big changes!

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

A mother and her five children were inside the home at the time of the fire; fortunately, they were able to evacuate without incident.

It was a hectic weekend for both hospitals as a continued surge of patients with COVID-19 flocked to the ER’s.

On the eve of MLK Day, at least a dozen people gathered across the street from the LMC emergency room addressing a topic that has not only divided people politically, but also physically.

Monday, Jan 18, will be the first of four asynchronous days for UISD students.

The City of Laredo is kicking off a new year with new faces in city council.

Parents or guardians whose students could be impacted with these changes will be contacted directly for a virtual meeting to discuss changes.

Dedication that began with fighting for his country, fighting to help his wife during her cancer battle, now Alfredo’s dedication is to help others.

Mark Vollelunga with the band Nothing More shares how musicians have adapted amid the pandemic.

According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, prior to the crash, there was limited visibility of smoke in the area from surrounding grass fires.

One of Laredo’s oldest high schools is getting a much-needed facelift and additions.

The Vaccinate Laredo system will go live on Tuesday at 8 a.m; however, roughly 900 slots will be available in the scheduling portal.

It’s 2021 and while many businesses have been able to adjust their operations to stay afloat, there’s still one industry that is still being left unplugged.