Laredo News Today — May 24, 2026

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.

Laredo: Laredo woman arrested for DWI, child endangerment after traffic stop | June 06

Laredo police are investigating two DWI cases involving women accused of child endangerment after traffic stops, including one where a driver nearly hit a patrol unit. A man was arrested during a high-speed pursuit near downtown, and border patrol intercepted six individuals in camouflaged clothing near a Texas border ranch.

Laredo: Screwworm case confirmed in Zavala County | June 05

Laredo: Law enforcement is addressing a confirmed screwworm case in Zavala County and investigating two stabbing incidents. A tractor-trailer rollover and an auto sales employee charged with stealing $130,000 are also highlighted in today's update.

Laredo: USDA confirms first case of New World screwworm in South Texas | June 04

Laredo officials confirm the first case of New World screwworm in South Texas, detected near the border on a cattle farm, raising alarms for livestock and agriculture. A man pleaded guilty to harboring 32 migrants in a deadly stash house, while another was arrested for stealing military equipment, highlighting ongoing border and public safety concerns.