A 38-year-old man was arrested on charges including driving while intoxicated with a child passenger after a crash at East Gustavus Street and Tilden Avenue on Oct. 16, according to Laredo police.
A judge ruled that a 14-year-old girl accused of making a threat that put every LISD campus into secure mode will remain in custody at the Youth Village.
Aaron Reitz, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Texas, says the Laredo office is on pace for a record year, with more than 4,000 indictments expected by the end of the year.
Water service has been restored to customers in the 300 block of Frost Street after a 6-inch water main break caused the street to collapse on Oct. 20.
The Laredo Center for Urban Agriculture & Sustainability will host a food and film festival called “Chips and Cheese Doesn’t Make It Mexican Food: The Michoacán Paradigm to New Tejano Cuisine.”
Laredo City Council voted on Oct. 19 to create a new tax incentive plan intended to bring more grocery stores, clinics, and other small businesses to parts of the city.