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BORDER WALL IN LAREDO IS DEAD: Epic David vs. Goliath battle. The people of Laredo won.

By LareDOS Staff | July 23, 2021

Coalition stopped a “done deal;” there is no “disaster” in Laredo.

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Surge in active COVID-19 cases prompts City to ask Laredoans to use facemasks, get tested, and receive vaccine

By LareDOS Staff | July 23, 2021

70 additional cases in one day

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The downtown Farmers Market, a wholesome, thriving family venue

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | July 20, 2021

Historic Jarvis Plaza showcases local talent and small business entrepreneurship

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22 ½ years

By Randy Koch | July 13, 2021

9 minutes, 29 seconds: the deliberate, impassive execution of George Floyd

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Third world drinking water in the nation’s largest inland port

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | July 12, 2021

Public record now reflects TCEQ’s stern and eloquent chastisement of City decision makers for ignoring BWN

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    By LareDOS Staff

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