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The Re-Con

Abbrevns: the shorthand of census takers and archivists before typewriters; farewell to Joan Didion, the honest, incisive “try harder” patron saint of writers

By Randy Koch | February 5, 2022

Seditionist arrestees face aftermath of their compulsions; the 725 are but a fraction of the 2,000-plus rioters

Government and Politics

Firefighter Ricky Jaime to face incumbent Cindy Liendo

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | February 5, 2022

Jaime offers fresh perspective to deal with Pct. 4’s under-representation

Government and Politics

Power the Vote and Texas Democratic Party announce voter protection partnership

By LareDOS Staff | February 2, 2022

TDP recruiting poll watchers for March 1 Primary Elections

Culture

10TH Annual Laredo Birding Festival opens Feb. 3; offers exciting views of native and migratory avian species

By LareDOS Staff | February 2, 2022

Local, ranch, and kayak tours on tap

Community

Clean Air Laredo responds to EPA announcement rejecting TCEQ’s watered-down cancer risk assessment on ethylene oxide

By LareDOS Staff | January 27, 2022

Elected officials and residents praise EPA move, but demand swift action from the feds and state to end cancer-causing industrial emissions in Laredo.

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