Laredo Morning Times

The Laredo Morning Times is a daily newspaper located in Laredo, Texas, USA, and is part of the Hearst Corporation. Originally launched on June 14, 1881, as the Laredo Weekly by James Saunders Penn, it was a four-page publication. Two years later, it transitioned to a daily format, rebranding as the Laredo Daily Times. In 1986, William B. Green took the helm as the ninth publisher of the Laredo Morning Times, which began its journey in a small corner of a downtown building on Farragut Street in Laredo.

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Laredo police raids find marijuana guns ammo in two local area homes

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Zach Davis

Federal and local law enforcement agencies conducted a joint operation Tuesday, raiding two neighboring homes and discovering narcotics and weapons. The incident occurred at about 6 a.m. Tuesday in the 2800 block of San Eduardo. Article continues below this adTwo residences in the area were raided, and two individuals were arrested from each home. "This comes after initiating an investigation of a narcotics activity at the locations," LPD said in a statement.
Teen, 15, leads officers on high-speed chase through south Laredo

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Cesar G. Rodriguez |César Rodríguez

A teen led police on a chase throughout south Laredo after refusing to pull over for a traffic stop, authorities said. At approximately 4 a.m. Wednesday, a white Nissan Altima led Laredo police officers on a pursuit after refusing to stop for a traffic violation, authorities said. Article continues below this adThe chase started in south Laredo near South Ejido Avenue and continued on Zapata Highway.
Laredo police serve warrant in Siete Viejo neighborhood

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Cesar G. Rodriguez |César Rodríguez

Laredo police announced they are serving a warrant in the Siete Viejo neighborhood. At about 6:40 a.m., authorities said that there was a “police event” in the 2800 block of San Eduardo Avenue. The police presence was part of a warrant being served, according to authorities. More information will be released when it becomes available.
Tickets to this Texas WNBA matchup are going for over $5,000

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Leah Vann

It didn't take long after the Dallas Wings drafted UCONN star Paige Bueckers first overall in the WNBA Draft for fans to flood the ticket market. Since Dallas is having a bit of a rough go in the basketball world, Bueckers seems to have quenched fans' thirst for a new star baller. The No. 1 overall pick just capped off a decorated collegiate career with an NCAA championship title over the South Carolina Gamecocks.
Trucker indicted for smuggling migrants, faces up to 30 years in prison

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Cesar G. Rodriguez |César Rodríguez

A truck driver who had five migrants concealed in the sleeper area of his cab has been indicted in a Laredo federal court, according to court documents. On April 1, a grand jury charged Detoine Jamal Beckless with one count of conspiracy to transport a migrant within the United States, and two counts of transport and attempt to transport a migrant within the United States for financial gain.
Cuellar discusses Laredo tariff impact on local trade and jobs

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Malena Charur

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar and an international trade panel discussed recent tariffs and trade issues in the De La Garza Building at Laredo College Monday. The event aimed to provide a platform for dialogue about international trade, bringing together leaders and experts to share perspectives and engage with the local community.
Texas House decides on revenue sharing in wake of NCAA settlement

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Leah Vann

Texas is taking college sports revenue sharing into its own hands. On Monday, Texas House Bill 126, which would allow universities to directly pay student athletes for their name, image, and likeness, received preliminary approval and is expected to be formally passed in the coming days. The next step will be the Texas Senate, which could prove to be an uphill climb. Article continues below this adHowever, the timing of the house bill is no coincidence.
Did Nolan Arenado make right move with Astros trade veto?

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Michael Shapiro

The Houston Astros lost a two-time All-Star at third base in February. They nearly added a 10-time All-Star at the hot corner two months prior. Houston engaged the St. Louis Cardinals in extensive trade discussions regarding third baseman Nolan Arenado, whom the Cardinals hoped to trade to reduce salary. A potential trade between the two clubs encountered a significant obstacle in December: Arenado refused to leave St. Louis.
Texas UIL champs setting example for next generation of Black divers

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Maurice Bobb

When high school springboard divers Daniel Henry and Dyson Nevels secured first and second place in the 2025 UIL Texas High School 5A State Championships in February, they were unaware that they had just accomplished something truly historic in Texas interscholastic sports.
Astros have deja vu all over again with ugly April rut

1 week ago | lmtonline.com | Michael Shapiro

The Houston Astros are accustomed to climbing out of a hole in their Golden Era. The 2017 championship run necessitated overcoming a 3-2 deficit against the New York Yankees in the 2017 ALCS. Houston concluded the abbreviated 2020 COVID-19 season with a record below .500 before racing to within one win of the World Series. Recent years have presented challenges much earlier in the season. Remarkably, Houston finished 7-9 in its first 16 games for four consecutive seasons from 2020 to 23.