Good morning, Laredo.

The Women’s City Club is hosting its annual Bucket Brigade fundraiser Saturday, Oct.

24 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at (Springfield and Del Mar) to collect donations for shoes, eye exams and glasses for students; the fundraiser runs until Dec. 10 with a $1,000 prize for the top school.

Rogelio Uvalle, Mayor Pro Tem Gilbert Gonzalez and the Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate the new disc golf course with a ribbon-cutting at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, Oct.

17 at Independence Hills Park—followed by a beginner clinic offering free hot dogs, refreshments and raffles.

The Laredo Fire Department evacuated the Alamo Drafthouse theater today after a carbon dioxide alarm from a fountain drink machine triggered concerns and crews shut off the leak within 20 minutes while a company worked to patch it.

HOLA! Porciones Cigar & Whiskey Lounge aims to open soon in Laredo, offering locals a curated mix of cigars & whiskey in a modern space for socializing.

The new venue is set to bring fresh vibes to the community.

Journey, a film about Roberto, a Laredo college student deported while seeking work, is now screening at Alamo Drafthouse through today.

Filmed mainly in Laredo and directed by Cristopher Rodriguez, it brings a personal local story to the screen.

Texas A&M International University in Laredo welcomed Dr. Christopher Maynard as its seventh president & officials say he will guide the school as it rolls out new academic initiatives.

On Monday, Congressman Henry Cuellar highlighted more than $702.9 million in financial aid from the TEXAS Grant + Pell Grant programs for TAMIU and Laredo College, benefiting thousands of students in local higher education.