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The city is looking to give most employees a 4% total pay bump (2% for inflation and 2% for tenure). It's a way to keep good workers on the payroll.
Laredo is cracking down on pet neglect with new rules that hit bad owners where it hurts. After a recent cruelty case made headlines, the city is pushing for stricter penalties to keep local animals safe and off the streets.
Webb County is ditching the Laredo Medical Center polling site for four new locations. It’s supposed to make voting easier, but there’s a real fear that switching things up will just leave voters confused on election day.
The commission is reviewing new residential plans for the Las Aves East area. This will impact future housing availability and local infrastructure needs in that district.
Police and fire unions are negotiating new contracts. They are asking for better pay and more staff to keep the city safe, while the city tries to balance these costs with the overall budget.
Laredo's city cemetery is closed indefinitely due to flood damage. Residents will have to wait for updates on when services can resume.
Laredo might have to erase a powerful anti-border-wall mural downtown. Governor Abbott is threatening to pull state funding if the city doesn't comply, putting local art at odds with political power.