Good morning, Laredo.

A Laredo mother launched a free nonprofit (designed to support young adults with disabilities) that offers guidance and resources to help them become more independent.

The initiative is growing locally and plans to expand its services soon.

United ISD will host an enrollment fair on Wednesday, July 29 at United South High School’s 9th Grade Campus on Agua Nieve Drive where families must bring required documents such as a photo ID, birth certificate, residency proof & immunization records.

City crews will make twice-weekly visits to Hamilton Senior Apartments to address ongoing AC issues.

The visits are intended to keep residents comfortable until repairs are completed.

The Webb County Community Action Agency’s Meals on Wheels received a $100K grant from Meals on Wheels America to boost meal production & delivery and upgrade kitchen equipment after commissioners approved it Monday.

Commissioners also set plans to apply for a $250K grant to fund a proposed food pantry.

Local trade leaders are asked for their views on running World Trade Bridge operations 24 hours.

Officials will use the survey feedback to help decide if extended hours can boost border efficiency.

Local officials held an after-action review today in Laredo to assess the response to the Rio Grande flood and buoy displacement issues — focusing on improving waterway safety and emergency measures for future events.