A "political rookie" on one side and a self-described "truth serum" on the other. Two former Laredo mayoral candidates reflect on the roles they played in this year's race, the messages they hoped to deliver, and share a pivotal decision looming over the runoff: whether they'll make an endorsement.
Councilman Dr. Tyler King said a bolt failed on a water main near International Boulevard and Shiloh Drive on Friday, Nov. 6, leaving some North Laredo residents without water overnight.
The Mexican Consulate in Laredo will offer passport, consular identification card, and voter identification card services from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7.
A wellness center offering physical and mental health resources for Laredo firefighters opened Friday, Nov. 6, next to the main fire station on Del Mar Boulevard.
Laredo police reported a water line break around 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, prompting the closure of the area between International and Orange Blossom and Shiloh until further notice.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer Eliomar Santos was taken into custody and will serve one year in the Webb County Jail, followed by three years of probation, Webb County District Attorney Isidro Alaniz said.
Jessica Reynaga had more than a volleyball championship to celebrate this week when fellow coach Alvaro Arriaga proposed after her Gallego Lady Ligers team won its game at the Boys and Girls Club.
A red, white and blue Mass to honor veterans, their families and the people who sacrificed along with them will be held at the cathedral downtown, Dr. Julie Bazan said.
The Laredo A&M Mothers’ Club is hosting a bowling tournament Saturday, Nov. 7, at Jett Bowl North that could help Laredo students pay for college at Texas A&M.
Two people are facing charges of injury to a child after a Laredo Police Department investigation into a report of physical abuse of an infant, police said.
Leaders in two small Webb County communities are preparing for their next four years in office, focusing on emergency services and municipal infrastructure.
No injuries were reported after a three-vehicle crash left one vehicle overturned near North Meadow Avenue and Lane Street, according to the Laredo Police Department.
The Laredo Police Department is investigating a road-rage incident that involved a reported assault and a firearm in the 500 block of Idylwood Lane. Two men were arrested.
Laredo voters will return to the ballot box next month for a runoff between incumbent Mayor Dr. Victor Trevino and District 8 Councilmember Alyssa Cigarroa.
Catholic Charities of Laredo and the Medical Missionaries of Divine Mercy are holding their 16th annual medical mission at San Luis Rey Church this week.
South Laredo residents and workers may experience low water pressure or complete outages starting Friday night as city utilities crews replace aging equipment.
The Laredo City Council voted to extend the emergency declaration for the DoubleTree Hotel site as structural engineers work to stabilize the building after a massive October fire.
A 28-year-old driver was arrested on four counts of human smuggling after fleeing a south Laredo traffic stop Wednesday night, according to the Laredo Police Department.
Laredo voters will return to the polls next month after none of the three candidates in the Laredo College Board of Trustees Position 9 race secured a majority in Tuesday’s election.
Emergency crews responded to a damaged gas line near the Wright Ranch subdivision after reports of a strong odor, according to the Laredo Police Department.
Campaign signs are coming down across Laredo, but conversations surrounding historic election results are just beginning as voters reflect on the changes they hope to see.
