Good morning, Laredo.

Child abuse advocates in Laredo urged residents to watch for signs of abuse during the holiday season— they stressed the need for immediate reporting of any concerns.

Residents in the Azteca neighborhood face losing access to their only green space, Las Palmas, if the planned federal border wall is built between the neighborhood and the park—Congressman Cuellar is set to seek exemptions in Washington to protect local areas.

Early morning flooding submerged intersections in Laredo as the Rio Grande briefly surged—causing traffic disruptions and prompting immediate responses from local crews.

Laredo child abuse advocates urged the public on November 26th to stay alert for signs of abuse during the holiday season and to report any concerns promptly.

The American Automobile Association predicts over 5.8 million people will travel by road and air before Thanksgiving, making airports and highways busy — Laredo drivers now face higher gas prices while DPS and TxDOT boost patrols to curb drink driving and ease border delays.

Local officials advise commuters to plan ahead as these holiday patterns continue.

Wero, a one-year-old pitbull terrier mix, is looking for a forever home just in time for Thanksgiving and gets along well with other dogs and children, according to LAPS.

He is microchipped, neutered and up to date on vaccines, with an adoption fee of $80 (the shelter held a Thankful Tails Day Out event on November 26 for potential adopters).

Record-breaking Thanksgiving travel is expected across Texas today and Laredo drivers should plan for long waits as officials warn of heavy highway use—travelers are urged to budget extra time.

Sounds of the Season

3-7 p.m. — Fine and Performing Arts Center — Free entry — Experience a festive celebration with seasonal music in a beautiful venue.

Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl in Laredo

4:30-9 p.m. — On the Rocks Tavern — 25% off until Nov 22nd — Embrace the holiday spirit with festive drinks and quirky sweaters on this fun pub crawl.

Double Feature: Lethal Weapon & Back to School

7-11:30 p.m. — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — $25 per car — Enjoy a nostalgic night of action and comedy classics under the Texas stars.

Double Feature: Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas & Santa Clause The Movie

7 PM — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — $25 per car — Enjoy a nostalgic evening under the stars with classic holiday films.

Scrooged Screening at Sunset Drive-In

7-11:30 p.m. — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — Price Per Car $25 — Enjoy a modern twist on a Christmas classic under the Texas stars.

Drive-In Movie Night: The Holiday

7-11:30 p.m. — Sunset Drive-In Cinema — $25 per car — Enjoy a heartwarming romantic comedy under the stars with family and friends.