Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 14th of June.
Good morning, Laredo.
On Thursday evening, a peaceful pro-immigration protest took place along San Bernardo Avenue in Laredo to support immigrant rights—organized by local social media personality Priscilla Villarreal.
Protesters carried Mexican flags and signs to show their solidarity and to highlight the importance of immigrant contributions to the community.
On June 13th, two men were arrested in Laredo after a domestic argument led police to find a gun in an apartment.
The Webb County Sheriff’s Office released mugshots of five people accused of an armed robbery at a Rio Bravo business and confirmed that all suspects—aged 17 to 19 and armed with rifles and handguns—were arrested within 24 hours on Tuesday, June 11, each facing charges of aggravated robbery and organized criminal activity.
New flights between Monterrey and Laredo began on June 9 when the City and Laredo International Airport partnered with Aerus and Viva Aerobus—Viva Aerobus sold tickets while Aerus operated the planes, giving more travel options for work, family and fun.
Laredo City Council appointed Eduardo Davila as the first full-time Municipal Court Judge for position two following voter-approved charter changes and public interviews—his appointment will be finalized by the Attorney’s Office in the coming days.
County officials said roof repairs will begin Monday at Webb Co. Justice Center & contractors plan to work efficiently to prevent service disruptions.
The City of Laredo Utilities Department is investigating unusual taste and odor in drinking water affecting Mines Rd., Hwy 359 and Zapata Hwy — tests have shown the water is safe to drink and free of E. coli, and officials believe seasonal factors may be the cause.
Roof repairs will begin Monday, June 16 at the Dean Senator Judith Zaffirini Justice Center, county officials said.
Stoddard General Contractors will repair the roof and building exterior with scaffolding and cranes from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and work is expected to finish by July or August 2026.
June Edition 2.0 Job Fair
10 AM – 1 PM — Workforce Solutions for South Texas — Free entry — Connect with employers and explore job opportunities in Laredo.
3rd Annual Firecracker Family Fun 5k Run & Walk
8:00 a.m. — Laredo Country Club — $20 preregistration, $25 day of — Celebrate family and fitness with an exciting 5k run and walk event.
9-1-1 & LPD Back to School Supply Giveaway
9 AM – 2 PM — Sames Auto Arena — Free entry — Equip students with essential school supplies and enjoy complimentary haircuts and activities.
21st Annual Sister Cities Festival
11 AM – 8 PM — Sames Auto Arena — Free entry — Explore the vibrant cultures of Latin America and Mexico through 205 booths at this festive celebration.
21st Annual Sister Cities Festival
11 AM – 7 PM — Sames Auto Arena — Free entry — Celebrate Latin American culture with 205 booths and vibrant festivities at Laredo's Sister Cities Festival.
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