Good morning, Laredo.

Low-income seniors in Webb County will benefit from a new program by Meals on Wheels and Pets Alive Laredo that delivers home-cooked meals + over 3,000 pounds of pet food to more than 60 seniors and 65 pets, backed by a $15,000 donation.

The initiative also offers free veterinary support.

United Way announced an upcoming Community Dash 5k for Laredo residents to run, walk, and connect (details on the event’s date and location will be shared soon).

Laredo College Board seeks a new trustee to fill the vacancy after longtime member Mercurio Martinez Jr stepped down before finishing his term; interested candidates must submit packets in person at the Fort McIntosh campus elections office in Memorial Hall by 5 p.m. on Oct.

8, with review on Oct. 12.

Laredo College celebrated its 80th anniversary today — marking eight decades of service and educational milestones in our community.

A Laredo couple was honored today for creating a stroke survivor support group that helps locals with recovery and resources.

Community health leaders praised the couple’s initiative for its growing impact on stroke survivors.

Laredo’s King of the Mountain Week 5 poll asks fans to choose between United South Panthers’ electrifying TD return and the Bulldogs’ down-to-the-wire double overtime tie; vote closes Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. & the winner will be announced on KGNS Sports Late Edition at 10:00 p.m.

The digital recap Football Fever: Heat Check reviews Friday's high school football across Laredo and surrounding areas, featuring a 25 — 22 walk-off win and LBJ's shutout, plus Coach Charlie Gonzalez’s interview and a spotlight on the Nixon High Mighty Mustang Band.

KGNS+ and United Way of Laredo are partnering for the annual 5K run and walk at North Central Park on Saturday, Oct.

10 to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a $25 registration fee benefiting United Way. Participants are encouraged to wear red, white and blue.