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Laredo Morning Times on MSNLaredo community overwhelmingly unites in passionate opposition to border wallLaredo residents voiced firm opposition to a border wall, citing cultural, environmental and community harm during the latest City Council meeting.
The latest defection, of a prominent county judge to the Republican Party, signals how much the region’s politics and Hispanic voters there are changing.
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Will this be Texas’ last daylight saving time change?
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Daylight saving time 2025: Get ready to spring forward this weekend
3 Sleep Hacks to Beat Tiredness From Daylight Saving Time
We'll be springing forward on Sunday, which means we'll lose an hour of sleep. Here's how you can easily adjust.
Eleven Laredo high school students received Lamar Medals and $1,000 scholarships for their academic and community achievements.
Trump’s new tariffs could especially sting Texas economy
Trump’s new tariffs could especially sting the Texas economy
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Texas economy caught in the crossfire of Trump's growing trade war
Businesses brace for impact as Texas to face the biggest blow from Trump's tariffs
U.S. Census Bureau; Chart: Axios Visuals Texas stands to take the hardest hit of any state under the Trump tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, leaving businesses and consumers bracing for higher prices and economic fallout.
National Weather Service announced that multiple South Texas counties will be under a fire weather watch on Saturday, March 8.
Texas National Guard members are being sent to the southern border to help Border Patrol agents stop illegal crossings and enforce immigration laws.
A partnership between Standard Real Estate Investments and Brennan Investment Group will develop a 433,000-square-foot industrial facility in the Rio Grande Valley city of Laredo. The site is located within Pinnacle Business Park,
Tariffs against Mexico and Canada have only been in place for a day — and questions remain on how long they’ll be in place — but the effects are already being felt along the border.
That includes commercial real estate, where Mexican companies and individuals regularly invest in properties from Laredo to San Antonio. A potential new cost — in this case a 25% tariff — is already changing equations, according to local brokers.
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