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Good morning, Laredo. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 10th of September.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • SCAN is seeking volunteers for its SASI Program to provide 24-hour support to sexual assault survivors in Laredo and will hold an advocate orientation on Sept 24 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 1702 Hendricks Ave—applicants must be at least 18 with a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.  KGNS News

CRIME NEWS

  • A Laredo man was arrested on September 9th after allegedly attacking a dog with a machete.  KGNS News
  • On Aug. 29, CBP officers seized 4,241 pounds of alleged methamphetamine—valued at over $37 million—from a truck at the Colombia-Solidarity Bridge cargo facility, and Homeland Security Investigations agents began a criminal investigation.  LaredoBuzz
  • A parent was arrested after an alleged drug incident was reported at a Laredo ISD school on September 9 — police are investigating the case.  KGNS News
  • District officials confirmed that Lorraine Lee Vasquez was arrested on Monday for possession of a controlled substance in a drug-free zone at Ryan Elementary School— the incident was reported last week and the investigation is ongoing with help from the Laredo Overdose Task Force.  KGNS News

EDUCATION NEWS

  • Laredo College is launching its Level 1 Certificate in Leadership that builds workplace skills in communication, ethical decision-making, and strategic planning. Students can opt for a 10-day Global Leadership experience in Spain during Maymester 2026 — visiting Seville, Granada, Córdoba and Madrid.  LaredoBuzz

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • On September 8, the Supreme Court overturned a lower court order that blocked ICE from stopping people based on how they look or where they work, which has raised fears in Laredo. Local immigrant rights groups worry the decision will lead to more racial profiling along the border—adding extra worry to everyday life.  KGNS News
  • At the Webb County Commissioners Court meeting Monday morning, officials approved the 2025-2026 Fiscal Year budget plus set a new tax rate of $0.3825 per $100 and declared September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month based on a recommendation, while also approving new personnel and capital improvement projects. County employees will see a 5% pay raise and elected officials a 2.5% raise as part of the updated measures.  KGNS News

HEALTH NEWS

  • Ruth B. Cowl Rehabilitation Center will host its El Grito Gala on Thursday, Sept. 18 at The Barn — 4653 Casa Blanca Road to support rehabilitation services with dinner, mariachi music, and a live auction.  KGNS News
  • The Laredo Health Department began using wastewater tests on September 9 to track COVID-19 trends in the city—officials say the method may give early warning of infection spikes.  KGNS News

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • Comedy Allstars

    9-11 p.m. — Laredo Selfie Museum — Free venue parking — Laredo Funny presents a night filled with laughter from South Texas Comedy All-Stars.

    Fri, 9/12/25

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