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On the first day in office, President Donald Trump signed 46 presidential actions, with a bulk of them centering on immigration reform.
With last night’s temperatures plummeting, a shelter and warming center stepped up to help those in need.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) says efforts to prep roadways for icy conditions are ongoing.
Multiple accidents and closures have been reported by the Laredo Police Department since the early morning hours due to ice forming along the road.
Laredo's mayor has commented on the president's immigration orders, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to immigration and border security.
Following the harsh weather conditions, KGNS viewers were encouraged to send videos via Facebook showcasing the icy aftermath.
The cities of Rio Bravo and El Cenizo are taking preventative measures against the cold along with the other cities in South Texas.
Schools in the area adjust schedules due to weather conditions, with several institutions closed or on delayed schedules.
Port Laredo lifts temporary traffic hold at World Trade Bridge and Colombia Solidarity, initially imposed due to extreme weather.
Laredo police responded to multiple car accidents overnight and into the morning, including minor incidents and more severe crashes under investigation.
Due to extreme weather, El Metro Transit is announcing a delay to Tuesday services.
Power has been restored to nearly all Laredo residents, and AEP officials are reminding the public to report outages through the AEP Hotline and check the website for updates.
Laredo Police report several road closures due to icy conditions.
As people prepare for the cold, it’s essential to remember the four Ps. Those being plants, pipes, people and pets.
With many eyes around the world on President Trump’s inauguration, Laredoans are no exception.
The Mayor of Laredo, Dr. Victor Trevino, issued a statement regarding President Trump’s inauguration.
A strong Arctic blast expected next week is causing changes to schedules for schools and offices in Laredo and Webb County.
Gunfire was heard for hours along the riverbanks between Laredo and Nuevo Laredo on Saturday night into Sunday morning.
President Trump is expected to unveil a slate of immigration executive orders as soon as he is sworn in.
Over a week ago, Governor Greg Abbott directed all U.S. flags to be flown at full staff to mark President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
For those in need of commuting, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Laredo Port Authority have taken strides to ensure roads are safe.
Ahead of the freezing temperatures, Laredo city officials gathered at the Emergency Operations Center to prepare contingency plans.
United South High 9th Grade Campus was cleared of any threat after a report was made on January 20, 2025.
A 30-year-old man was arrested over the weekend in connection to an arson.
Two minors were arrested this week after leading police on a high-speed chase on I-35, according to the DPS.
A car crashed into a mattress left on I-35 late Sunday night causing lane closures.
As the cold weather sets in, the City of Laredo and nearby areas are working to help keep people safe and warm.
CBP announced it will suspend appointment scheduling through the CBP One app at southwest border ports.
SWAT operation served in Central Laredo lands man behind bars on drug charge.
Multiple state and city agencies reported gunfire exchanged between armed individuals in Nuevo Laredo on Saturday night.
Daniel Palomo Jr. appeared in court this morning, Friday, January 17, in connection to a 2018 assault case.
Nearly a million dollars worth of drugs were seized by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at a Laredo bridge this week.
Ahead of cold temperatures, the El Metro Transit System will be enforcing a temporary schedule next Tuesday, January 21.
The Laredo Organized Volunteers for the Elderly and Disadvantaged (LOVED) organization is planning to distribute blankets for those in need during the upcoming harsh weather.
The City of Laredo recently reported the first drug overdose death of the year.
A man connected to a 2018 assault case was in court Friday morning, January 17.
Artists hoping to showcase their skills are invited to take part in a contest that aims to highlight the birds of South Texas.
A local nonprofit that helps children and families affected by childhood cancer is growing with new programs and a new office space.
Webb County offices will be closed on Tuesday because of expected bad weather and possible icy roads.
A woman is facing charges for allegedly allowing a 13-year-old runaway to stay at her home.
All City of Laredo offices will be closed on Monday, January 20, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The driver of an 18-wheeler is safe after his truck caught fire Thursday afternoon.
Festivities for this year’s Washington birthday celebration are officially underway.
Laredo residents expressed their concerns about the recent ban on red No. 3 in food and drugs.
A crash in North Laredo left one person injured and involved a state trooper.
An accident involving utility poles brought down power lines in central Laredo.