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Saturday, August 29, 2026

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Podcast Interview Features Former Gov. Ed Rendell Talking about investing in America

Courtesy TxDot, AUSTIN, TX—The United States can’t get needed infrastructure without private-sector participation, according to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, who said our country must modernize its infrastructure. Rendell insists it can be done—but a challenge exists in identifying innovative ways to fund the projects the nation so urgently needs. Rendell is the featured guest

Students, Teachers Rev Up for NEA’s Read Across America

Courtesy Maribel Valdez, Laredo Independent School District students will join hundreds of their peers across the city to celebrate the ninth annual National Education Association’s (NEA) Read Across America Day. NEA’s Read Across America Day, which falls on Dr. Seuss’s birthday, expects more than 45 million readers, both young and old, to pick up a

Loop 20 SB Traffic Delineator Work

Courtesy Raul Leal, LAREDO, Tx – Effective immediately February 21, 2012 until 6 p.m., Star Operations will be placing traffic delineators on southbound Loop 20, inside lane center-median island at Winfield St. No lanes will be closed. Motorists should slow down and use extreme caution while keeping a watchful eye for work crews. Please observe all

TAMIU Professor Brings Black History to life through Gospel Music Today

Courtesy Steve Harmon, Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) assistant professor of education Dr. Israel Peniel will take audience members on a journey through Black History buoyed by the sounds of gospel music today, Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 6:15 p.m. in the TAMIU Student Center Theater, room 236. “Songs for Freedom:  Black History Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,”

CBP Notifies Travelers of Change in Policy for Regulating Cooked Eggs from Mexico

Courtesy Richard Pauza,  LAREDO — Effective immediately, travelers may once again bring fully cooked eggs into the U.S. from Mexico .  In March 2011, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) informed CBP that APHIS was adding restrictions to live bird and poultry imports to protect the United

City of Laredo Officials, Representatives Off to Kentucky to “Thank Jack”

(Laredo, Tx)-Recently, the city of Laredo was bashed by a non-native former Laredoan with a hateful, racist and ill-informed tirade posted on the social media website You Tube.    Mr. Jack Strunk, another non-native former Laredoan, who now lives in Lancaster, Kentucky, came to the defense of his former adopted hometown, in an eloquent, heartfelt, and

President’s Day Holiday Closure

Courtesy Larry Sanchez, (Laredo, Tx)-All Webb County administrative offices will be closed Monday, February 20 in observance of President’s Day. Included in the holiday closure is the Webb County Tax Assessor Collector’s Office.  The Webb County Sheriff’s Department Administrative Offices will also be closed.  All emergency services will be available. Webb County Offices will re-open

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