Good morning, Laredo.

The City of Laredo held a Foster Care Month ceremony Thursday morning to honor caregivers who help provide stable homes for children.

Local adoption agencies, foster parents and community advocates received recognition — a clear sign of the city's ongoing support for vulnerable families.

Faith leaders + community members gathered in Laredo to mark the National Day of Prayer on May 7.

The event offered a moment for reflection and unity among local residents.

AMSIF Laredo is celebrating 10 years of women’s empowerment today in downtown Laredo with inspiring speakers and community programs that honor local achievements + encourage future initiatives.

Renovation efforts at Laredo Plaza Theatre continue as roof work nears completion, and the project will soon move to interior updates (including seating and lobby improvements) to enhance the venue.

Lamar Middle School special education teacher Sylvia Arredondo was named Teacher of the Month after 25 years of teaching students with special needs and promoting autism awareness.

The award includes a basket of gift cards, a T-shirt, a tumbler, and a $250 gift from the Joey Tellez Law Firm.

Laredo College is hosting three graduation ceremonies today at the Sames Auto Arena for over 1,850 graduates including dual enrollment students from local high schools.

The sessions begin at 9 a.m., 2 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. with doors opening one hour earlier so guests should arrive early.

Laredo College’s Canvas system is down, affecting access to courses and assignments for students, faculty and staff.

The college is coordinating with Instructure and advising checking official channels for updates.

United ISD reminded students and parents today that House Bill 1481 prohibits wireless devices such as cell phones, smart watches, and smart glasses with recording features during school hours (effective since Aug.

2025) to help keep class time focused.

Free haircuts will be offered every Thursday in May from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. by the Barber Education Academy and AHEC to ease expenses during Mental Health Awareness Month—PJ’s Coffee will add encouraging messages on cups each Friday.

Heavy Metal Film Screening

9 PM – 11 PM — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — $25 per car — Experience an adventure through time and dimensions in a classic drive-in setting under the Texas stars.

The Karate Kid (1984)

9 PM — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — $25 per car — Enjoy a classic film under the Texas stars as you witness a legendary martial arts journey.

Urban Cowboy Drive-In Movie Night

9 PM - 3 AM — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — $25 per car — Experience the classic film 'Urban Cowboy' under the Texas stars with family and friends.

Michael Salgado Live

9 PM-12 AM — Casa Blanca Event Center — Ticket info not provided — Get ready to vibe with Michael Salgado & La Cima bringing the heat and good times all night long!