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A Laredo group is showcasing some of its dance moves this Saturday, and they are inviting the community to join in on the fun.

The office investigating the deaths said it has preliminary information that the body parts matched the physical characteristics of some of the missing employees of the call center.

While the City of Laredo continues to feel the effects of the fentanyl crisis, Texas lawmakers are looking to pass a bill that would create harsher penalties for those caught producing and distributing fentanyl.

A couple of well-deserving UISD educators will be rolling around town in a vehicle of their choice throughout the year!

It was a heart-stopping moment for a Laredo Airport Police Officer and her K-9 after their unit was rear-ended while assisting during a traffic stop.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection had said the bridge was closed for a drill; however, Nuevo Laredo officials are reporting otherwise.

The event was initially scheduled two weeks ago; however, Mother Nature had other plans.

The trial for Ronald Anthony Burgos Aviles is set to start on June 26 and it is estimated to be about three to four weeks long.

Businesses who successfully take the pledge with the health department will receive a certificate that they will be able to display.

Boeing and NASA have called off a crewed July test flight of the reusable Starliner spaceship. Two issues were uncovered during preparations.