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Temporary Injunction Hearing Set in Austin on City of McAllen-led Lawsuit Against State of Texas

Courtesy Xochitl Mora, Lawsuit regarding SB 1004 and SB1152 includes 55 other Texas cities (Laredo, Texas)-The lawsuit filed by a coalition of 58 Texas cities, led by McAllen, and including Austin, Dallas, El Paso, and San Antonio, as well as many other Rio Grande Valley cities, is set for a temporary injunction hearing tomorrow morning,

Fire Department Announces Public Protection Class 2 Rating

Courtesy Rafael Benavides, National rating means superior property fire protection, lower insurance prices for residents  LAREDO, Texas—The City of Laredo announced Wednesday that fire-protection services by the Laredo Fire Department have improved to Class 2/2X from Class 3, as rated by Insurance Service Office Inc. (ISO), an insurance industry advisory company. ISO had previously rated

Webb County Early Voting Starts Tuesday

Courtesy Larry Sanchez,             Please be advised that Tuesday, February 18, 2020 is the First Day of Early Voting for the Primary Election.  Early voting will continue through Friday, February 28, 2020 with Election Day on Tuesday, March 3, 2020.             For additional information on the Early Voting Schedule, Sample Ballots, and Election Day Sites

TxDOT to conduct lane closures along IH-2

Courtesy Laura D. Garcia, (Mcallen, Texas)-The Texas Department of Transportation is advising motorists of possible traffic interruptions and delays along IH-2 from McColl Rd. through Ware Rd, next week, beginning on Monday, February 16 through Friday, February 21, 2020. The TXDOT contractor will be removing a temporary concrete barrier which will result in a reduction

Sheriff’s Office Deputies Confiscate Heroin, Cocaine at Jail

Courtesy Eddie Zavala  Laredo, TX (Webb County) – In four separate incidents between Saturday afternoon and Wednesday morning, Webb County Sheriff’s Office officers intercepted small dosages of cocaine and heroin intended to make its way into the Webb County Jail. In the first incident reported Saturday, officers discovered on Joseph Abraham Guardiola, 37, a clear plastic bag

Sheriff’s Office Recovers Stolen Machinery Worth More than $100,000

Courtesy Eddie Zavala, Laredo, TX (Webb County) – The Webb County Sheriff’s Office recently located heavy machinery worth more than $100,000 that had been stolen from a local equipment rental company. After receiving the complaint, investigators got to action and located the machinery at a ranch on north Highway 83, in an area known as La

UISD Parents Attend February 2020 U.C.O.P. Meeting

Courtesy Alex Meyer, (Laredo, Texas)-UISD Federal Programs recently hosted the February 2020 United Council of Parents (U.C.O.P.), meeting at the District’s Student Activity Complex. The agenda included discussions about campus security, threat asessments and how parents can help their children achieve academic success. U.C.O.P. meetings are held throughout the school year. The District cordially invites UISD parents to

Webb County Sheriff’s Deputies Arrest 3 on Drugs and Weapons Charges

Courtesy Eddie Zavala,  Laredo, TX (Webb County) – In three separate incidents, Webb County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested three local men recently on street-level drug charges and unlawful carrying of a weapon charges. In the first incident, Sheriff Deputies arrested Javier Francisco Cerda, 34. This arrest stems as a result of information received that the suspect was

Centeno Elementary School Announces NHS Inductees

Courtesy Alex Meyer, (Laredo, Texas) Centeno held its annual National Honor Society (NHS), induction ceremony on February 10th. A total of 25 Centeno students were honored. In order to qualify for NHS status, students must attain an overall average of 90, and exhibit the characteristics of leadership, service, and most importantly- good character. County Commissioner Jesse

CBP Ensures Pest-free Flowers for Valentine’s Day

Courtesy Richard Pauza, LAREDO, Texas – As Valentine’s Day rapidly approaches, U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s highly skilled agriculture specialists across more than 328 ports of entry continue to dutifully examine hundreds of millions of arriving cut flower stems to ensure that plant diseases and plant pests are detected and stopped from being introduced into the

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