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TAMIU students looking for their next step after graduation can attend the university’s upcoming all-majors career fair.
KGNS+ is partnering with the United Way of Laredo for the annual Community Dash 5K run and walk. Registration is still open.
The Women’s City Club is hosting the Catarina Ball, an event celebrating the spirit of Día de los Muertos with dinner, dancing and other activities.
The Laredo Police Department will host its National Night Out event Tuesday, Oct. 6, at Sames Auto Arena.
The Area Health Education Center (AHEC) will host its 42nd Annual Update in Medicine Conference.
The Laredo Little Theater is holding auditions for its holiday production of “A Tuna Christmas,” a comedy that requires four actors to portray 22 characters.
The Diocese of Laredo will host its 26th annual Red Mass on Tuesday, Oct. 6, bringing together legal professionals and judges from seven counties.
Laredo is hosting Pretty Strong in Pink, an all-women's 5K run and one-mile walk, with men cheering on the sidelines.
Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) will host its annual Folklorico Festival Saturday, Oct. 3, featuring seven community Folklorico groups.
Mile One hosts the final Women Entrepreneurs Rock Series event, “Made in Laredo,” on Oct. 1, featuring a vendor market & workshop.
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Laredo Municipal Court will hold a one-day warrant forgiveness program Friday, Oct. 2, according to Laredo Municipal Judge Jesus “Chuy” Dominguez.
A Latin jazz concert is scheduled for Saturday evening in the garden of Casa Ortiz, according to Jorge Santana of the Laredo Cultural District.
A symposium will gather North American leaders to discuss logistics, manufacturing, and economic development in Laredo.
Laredo College is hosting a graduation, transfer and job fair for students planning their next steps after graduation.
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce is hosting Chamberfest, an “Endless Summer” themed event.
The Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is highlighting mental health resources in September, National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month.
Daphne Art Foundation’s 2026 artist-in-residence exhibit showcases seven artists’ works in various media.
Santa Margarita de Escocia Catholic Church is holding its annual Jamaica celebration in South Laredo, according to Father Jerry Gutierrez.
The Laredo Public Library is launching a Magical Realism Book Club this fall.
The fourth annual Veggie Fiesta will take place Saturday, Sept. 19, at the outlet shops at Laredo.
Laredo College has introduced a new online tool, Palomino Scholar Dollars, to help students find scholarship opportunities in one place.
Laredo Rehabilitation Hospital is observing National Rehabilitation Awareness Week.
PILLAR of Laredo will hold its 14th annual Suicide Prevention Candlelight Vigil on World Suicide Prevention Day.
United ISD presents "Dance for a Cure," a Zumba fundraiser for Smiles From Heaven during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
Haynes Recreation Center has started a new adaptive aquatics class for adults and seniors with disabilities called Making Waves.
United Way is preparing for the Spasmatics concert, one of its largest fundraising events, at the barn near Casablanca Road, close to the golf course.
Join the South Texas Grazing Land Coalition for a tour of Crescent Sea Ranch to see adaptive grazing practices in action.
Border Region Behavioral Health Center will host a candlelight vigil, walk and health fair for Suicide Prevention Month.
The STFB is spending September raising awareness about hunger as part of a nationwide campaign known as Hunger Action Month.
La Caminata de Gua Gua, a dog walk event, will hold its second annual event on Sept. 12.
Downtown Laredo will host this month’s Caminarte art walk on Friday, Sept. 4, featuring 10 venues across the city.
High school seniors can enroll in a free workshop designed to give them a basic understanding of artificial intelligence.
The Texas WIC program in Laredo has begun allowing participants to load their benefits online after an initial in-person visit.
The Mira Media Festival at Laredo College features filmmakers, workshops, live music, and art from the Texas-Mexico border.
Laredo WIC and the Laredo Center for Urban Agriculture are hosting a "grow your own food" gardening workshop series.
The Laredo Cultural District is screening “Ghost in the Machine” to inform the community about AI and data centers.
Laredo-born artist Josephine Sacabo is returning to her hometown for a major retrospective featuring five bodies of work spanning her career.
Laredo Animal Care Services hosts Clear the Shelters on Aug. 22, offering free adoptions, snacks and activities from noon to 4 p.m.
The Laredo Stroke Support Group is hosting a F.A.S.T. 5K run and walk.
A youth pilot program launched in April received over 1,000 applications, far exceeding expectations, and may get millions in federal funds to expand.
Makeup artist Ramiro Banda says teens can achieve a polished look with minimal products, most of which are available at local drugstores.
A dermatologist advises teens to simplify skincare and seek professional help, cautioning against relying on social media and over-the-counter products.
Doctors Hospital Laredo hosts its sixth annual Breastfeeding Awareness Community Fair Aug. 13.
Laredo's farmers' market now accepts SNAP and offers up to $30 extra for fruits and veggies through a food bucks program.
United ISD counselor says using a daily calendar is key for students balancing schoolwork and after-school activities.
Workforce Solutions of South Texas is hosting a job fair on Wednesday, August 5.
The RGISC invites the public to join its Binational Air Council to track and reduce fine particulate matter pollution in the border region.
LMC is hosting its sixth annual Breastfeeding Awareness Community Fair this Wednesday as part of August’s Breastfeeding Awareness Month.
The Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is holding its monthly Rally Up event to raise awareness for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Myke's Purpose 5K returns to honor overdose victims and support those battling addiction.