While many businesses have been adjusting their normal operations to stay afloat during the pandemic, a small group of business owners are left feeling high and dry due to the second mandated closure.
The Area Health Education Center is set to host numerous activities to encourage the community to complete the 2020 census, including a census drive through tomorrow morning.
According to Mayor Pete Saenz, the governor gave them the green light to close said establishments; however, restaurants will continue to allow dine-in at 50 percent..
Laredo cardiologist turned COVID physician Doctor Ricardo Cigarroa sat down with your good neighbor station to discuss a wide range of topics, including his own battle with COVID-19.
Some say we are closer now than ever to discovering one that treats COVID-19, but they also want to spread the word about one drug that should not be used, in their opinion.
The City of Laredo is advising residents that they will no longer be providing recovery letters or de-isolation notices. The city's Interim Health Director Richard Chamberlain said providing a letter to everyone they tested is no longer sustainable given the thousands of cases that have been reported this month alone.
The White House announced this week the United States will take steps to wind down legal protections for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA recipients.
If you are looking to get tested for the coronavirus, Webb County is looking to offer free COVID-19 testing next week at the Webb County Fair and Expo Pavilion.
We told you about the possible lasting effects COVID-19 can have on those who test positive, but there are other ways the pandemic is affecting others.
Senator Judith Zaffirini says she understands it can be a very stressful time for educators, that’s why she held a virtual workshop called “Back to school? The ABC’s of COVID-19.”
Border Patrol agents along with several other law enforcement agencies found over four-dozen undocumented immigrants living inside an alleged stash house.