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Crews position rescue boats, barricades as rain hits Webb County (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Emergency teams across Webb County positioned equipment Thursday, Oct. 1, as heavy rain moved into the area. The city of Laredo and the Webb County Sheriff’s Office held briefings to outline road closures, shelters and rescue efforts. Emergency teams across Laredo have staged water rescue boats and surveillance gear across flood-prone areas, preparing for potential emergencies. Assistant Fire Chief Silvestre Rodriguez Jr. of the city of Laredo said, “We also have high-profi
Laredo Survivor Urges Domestic Abuse Victims to Reach Out (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Ahead of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a Laredo survivor is urging victims to recognize the warning signs before abuse turns deadly. In June 2024, a gunman shot Erica Torres five times during a custody exchange. She crashed her car trying to drive to safety. A jury convicted her ex-husband, Billy Delgado, of aggravated assault. A judge sentenced him to 50 years in prison. Torres has endured more than 30 surgeries since the attack. She said her recovery is about one thi
Laredo college board seeks applicants for trustee vacancy (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Laredo College Board of Trustees is accepting applications to fill a vacancy left by longtime trustee Mercurio Martinez Jr. Martinez stepped down before his term ended, wrapping up decades of service. Board members will appoint someone to serve out the rest of position three’s term, running through November 2028. “It was an extremely emotional event at the last board meeting,” said Ruben Villarreal, Laredo College. “The motion was passed to accept his retirement. He’s d
COVID-19 cases rising in Laredo (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - COVID-19 cases are rising in Laredo, according to public health officials. City officials said the increase is typical for late summer and early fall, when COVID-19 tends to circulate more. While COVID-19 is no longer a reportable infectious disease under Texas Department of State Health Services guidelines, city officials said they can still monitor trends through their wastewater surveillance system. The health department said vaccination is one option to consider for an
TxDOT marks Child Passenger Safety Week with free car seat inspections (opens the original)
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LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Texas Department of Transportation is asking drivers to properly secure young passengers as part of National Child Passenger Safety Week. Officials recognized the week with a ceremony reminding drivers and parents to properly secure young passengers. Officials said child passenger safety continues to be a concern on Texas roadways. “Statistically, in Texas, last year we saw a big number of injured children. 583 children were seriously injured because they were either no
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