Laredo News Today — May 24, 2026

Laredo: Laredo police arrest man for attacking wheelchair user with knife | June 11

Laredo police are investigating a violent assault involving a man who attacked a person in a wheelchair with a knife, while a 4-year-old boy's death after going missing from his family has shocked the community. Additionally, 20 migrants were found alive in an abandoned truck near a remote area, raising concerns about human trafficking in the region.

Laredo: Tragic drowning death of a 2-year-old girl in north Laredo | June 10

Laredo officials are investigating the drowning death of a 2-year-old girl in north Laredo and addressing a DWI crash involving a police cruiser. The city also honors Dr. Jose Tovar for his community work and prepares for the Road Trippin’ to Laredo event next month.

Laredo: Man arrested for attempting to operate unattended ambulance at hospital | June 09

Laredo law enforcement arrested a man for operating an unattended ambulance at a hospital and detained someone in Nuevo Laredo for possessing ammunition, raising cross-border security concerns. A man accused of headbutting an officer and a Bexar County deputy accused of smuggling a migrant also faced scrutiny, while agricultural officials warned of new screwworm cases in Texas.

Laredo: Two Autocyclist Accidents Reported in Laredo | June 08

Laredo police report two cyclist-motor vehicle accidents with injuries, raising road safety concerns, while a man pleads guilty over a migrant's death at a local ER, sparking border response debates. The city also faces scrutiny over its billion-dollar debt review amid fears of tax hikes and struggles with high job growth but poor career start rankings.

Laredo: Man Gets Probation After Guilty Plea in Assault Case | June 07

Laredo — A local man received probation after pleading guilty to assaulting a pregnant person, while six individuals were arrested near the border attempting to cross illegally. City officials also announced new water safety measures following a boil water notice, and a new community pantry opened to address food insecurity.