HeyJaredA.J. Juarez
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Flooding causes lane closures, traffic light outages and water over roadway as crews monitor conditions (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Roadway flooding and traffic signal outages are impacting Thursday, Oct. 1, morning travel along major thoroughfares in north Laredo. Flooding has been reported along northbound lanes of Bob Bullock Loop between Shiloh Drive and McPherson Road, as well as on Loop 20 just north of Shiloh. Emergency units are on scene monitoring roadway conditions. High water is also affecting northbound lanes near Interstate 35 and Ross Khaledi. In addition, traffic lights are out at the int
Pet of the Week: Meet Scarlet! (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Laredo Animal Protective Society is looking for a forever home for Scarlet, a 1-year-old basset hound mix. Sofi Juarez, adoption coordinator with LAPS, said Scarlet is spayed, microchipped, dewormed, fully vaccinated, and up to date on flea and tick prevention. “She loves to meet new people. She gets very excited when someone opens the door or someone walks in. She always wants to greet people, and she hates being alone,” Juarez said, adding that Scarlet is a family-fri
Miles for Hope community run set for Wednesday in Laredo (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Laredo Public Health Department is hosting its “Miles for Hope” community run for suicide prevention on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 7 p.m. at Independence Hills Park. Participants can run the full three-mile course or go at their own pace. Organizers say everyone is welcome to attend and show support. Organizers are encouraging participants to wear purple. They said they hope to fill the park with hope, connection and community. Copyright 2026 KGNS. All rights reserved.
KGNS+ Honors: Stroke survivor and wife build support network for Laredo (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - 20 years ago, Bill Hrncir suffered a sudden stroke on a running trail in Austin. Now, he and his wife, DeeDee Hrncir, run a support group ensuring stroke survivors in Laredo do not have to navigate recovery alone. Hrncir felt a sudden, crippling headache while running on the trail in Austin. “I had no idea an extreme headache could be the sign of a stroke,” Bill Hrncir said. He collapsed. A nearby runner called 911. Bill Hrncir woke up days later in a hospital bed to the ne
Mile One hosts final Women Entrepreneurs Rock Series event (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Mile One will host its final Women Entrepreneurs Rock Series event, called Made in Laredo, on Thursday, October 1. The event includes a vendor market and a cottage food license workshop. Cesar Rodriguez of Mile One said member Laura Lopez, who owns a small business, brought forth the Made in Laredo initiative. Rodriguez said Lopez started the group to support local businesses that operate from home. Mile One is supporting the initiative with a vendor market and a cottage fo
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