Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Laredo.
LULAC Council 12 is announcing this year’s Tejano Achievers by honoring local leaders from healthcare, banking and education and will hold an awards banquet on Oct.
15 at Los Patios to raise scholarship funds; U.S. Marine David Lee Espinoza will be honored posthumously.
Laredo comedian Vanessa Gonzalez (a Laredo native) will debut her first hour-long comedy special on Hulu, fulfilling a lifelong dream.
Her show, drawing on her work with HBO, Comedy Central, and Netflix, reflects a journey from local stages to national acclaim.
A Laredo day care celebrated Mexican Independence Day early by hosting a cultural event with traditional crafts and music for children.
The celebration showcased local heritage while offering families a festive opportunity to connect with the tradition.
Data from the Texas Education Agency showed that over 250 uncertified teachers taught in Webb and Zapata classrooms during 2025–26.
Laredo ISD and United ISD have since reported lower numbers—with 18 and 57 teachers now working toward certification, respectively—while all must complete training by 2029.
Public libraries celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month throughout September when special events invite residents to obtain a card and access books, DVDs, video games, and more.
Residents must bring a valid Texas ID (or call 956-795-2400 for alternative proof) to sign up.
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