Good morning, Laredo.

Stefannie Bell and other volunteers at the South Texas Food Bank are packing and distributing food to combat increased food insecurity during the holiday season, supporting over 220,000 people across eight counties.

A new traffic signal at Sierra Vista Blvd. and Ejido Ave. in South Laredo will become fully operational on December 26 to improve safety at the busy intersection.

The Salvation Army aimed to raise $50k in Laredo through their annual bell-ringing campaign, supporting local needs like rental assistance and groceries.

Three high school students are spearheading a toy collection for children at Sacred Heart Children’s Home for Three Kings Day, with community donations welcomed at specified locations.

The American Legion Post 59 is visiting veterans in Laredo nursing homes during the holiday season to offer companionship and gifts, continuing a tradition of solidarity among servicemembers.

City of Laredo and Webb County administrative offices, along with essential services like garbage collection and El Metro transit, will resume regular operations on December 26.

Mother and son in Laredo, who pleaded guilty to selling $600k worth of counterfeit luxury goods, have their sentencing rescheduled to December 30 due to interpreter's medical situation.

Beyond Graduation: Resource and Readiness Conference

The conference provides students the opportunity to complete essential applications and gain valuable soft skills while offering no-cost services for career readiness.