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Mayor of El Cenizo, Raul Reyes is speaking out about Trump’s decision to end the DACA program.
During the month of September the Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a business development seminar.
Many DACA supporters all around the nation gathered to protest President Trump’s decision to end the program.
Camila Sanmiguel was one of five poets selected for the prestigious National Student Poets Program.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said that the Deferred Act for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is being rescinded.
September fifth is known as National Cheese Pizza Day!
The need for assistance will likely grow to fresh levels, putting fatter requests on the agencies suggesting life-saving help now.
TAMIU releases statement on DACA decision
Mayor of El Cenizo Raul Reyes shares his thoughts on DACA
President Trump finishes DACA program
An official announcement on President Trump’s plan to end the DACA program and begin deporting hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children is.
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Think outside the box this season with a dip that is the ideal blend of salty and sweet. Bacon, Georgia peaches, sweet onions and a brown sugar bourbon marinade are complemented by pecans for a nutty, crunchy finish.
This is the total KGNS News Evening Edition for September 4th, 2017.
Ease supplies and up to fifty Mexican medical professionals will cross the border to help thousands of flood evacuees in.
Eleven-year-old Madison Bue is finding an innovative way to embark saving for college.
Flood victims in Houston used boats to salvage what they could from their flooded homes.
Have you had problems looking for gas stations with gas? You can check to see which gas stations have gas in your area with the.
A massive storm ripped through parts of Santa Barbara on Sunday afternoon. Over at Hendry’s Beach, people were screaming and a few people were hurt.
A man in Florida is facing child neglect charges after a two-year-old in his care was found.
Hundreds of officers stood to salute Sergeant Steve Perez whose figure was escorted from a forensic facility to an area funeral home.
A teenage mother in Columbus Ohio is facing murder charges for allegedly stabbing her one-year-old daughter.
The Webb County Sheriff’s Office arrived in Houston where they passed out the supplies that they had collected from the community.
The program, Healthy Living resumes to conduct disease self-management classes for residents to learn about health choices.
A fresh Texas law will require seat belts on all of its buses purchased in two thousand seventeen or later and would not permit schools to opt out.
A group of local students got a visit from KGNS where they got a chance to learn the ‘Magic of Storytelling’.
Those wanting the plastic bag ban ordinance to stay will have a chance to fight it out in court. The hearing is set for 8:30 am on January.
Hurricane Harvey caused more than one hundred Texas public school districts to close around the state, according to initial.
Laredo, TX, News, Weather, Sports, KGNS
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Laredo Police are on the lookout for a man who allegedly stole several pairs of footwear from a department store.
A man is arrested for allegedly stealing instruments from an auto-parts store. Laredo Police believe 51-year-old Samuel Roberto Solis is accused in the case.
A man is arrested for allegedly stealing contraptions from a truck instrument box. The contraptions were believe to be worth about $230.
Congressman Cuellar says he does not support the end of DACA and believes that Dreamers can contribute to the country but says congress has the chance to save the program.
Floridians are preparing for the possible landfall of Hurricane Irma, now a Category Five storm.
A state of emergency has been proclaimed for Puerto Rico as Irma churns toward the island.
The need for assistance will likely grow to fresh levels, putting thicker requests on the agencies suggesting life-saving help now.
SCAN proclaims September as Recovery Month
Plastic bag ban still up in the air
Fresh switches to the Good Samaritan Law
Surveillance movie captures the moment a Massachusetts driver reverses and strikes three pedestrians.
Everything is not awesome at Lego these days. The company announced that it plans to cut 1,400 jobs.
An alarming number of mothers fight to keep an adequate diaper supply for their babies, a fresh examine exposes.
The Hachar Road Project that was put on hold due to the FBI investigation that took place back in April will be up for discussion during.
Laredo’s plastic bag ban ordinance is technically still in effect however, it is in a state of limbo until the Texas Supreme Court determines whether it.
It seems like it happens more and more these days: something terrible hits the headlines and counselors are mobilized to help school children cope.
The Laredo Health Department is attempting to control and prevent diabetes through some informative classes.
The organization SCAN held a meeting where the proclaimed September as Recovery Month.
As part of our Magic of Storytelling Program, KGNS is visiting several schools at LISD and UISD to share the.
Crossing guards from both districts went over traffic rules and guidelines to make sure students are safe when traveling to and from school.
The DPS office is scheduled to be closed beginning on Thursday. For all services you are being asked to use the DPS office in surrounding.
Fresh switches to the Good Samaritan Law went into effect in an effort to prevent further loss of lives.
Mayor Saenz met with Mexican brokers and Nuevo Laredo’s Chamber of Transportation to talk about the import and export.
Construction crews will embark work on Loop twenty and Clark from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon for a week straight. The southbound lanes inbetween.
LCC is continuing to collect donations for people who were affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Texas A&M International University has issued a statement on the DACA decision, telling they do not know how many students will be affected by.
Mayor of El Cenizo, Raul Reyes is speaking out about Trump’s decision to end the DACA program.
During the month of September the Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a business development seminar.
Laredo, TX, News, Weather, Sports, KGNS
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Laredo Police are on the lookout for a man who allegedly stole several pairs of boots from a department store.
A man is arrested for allegedly stealing instruments from an auto-parts store. Laredo Police believe 51-year-old Samuel Roberto Solis is accused in the case.
A man is arrested for allegedly stealing contraptions from a truck implement box. The instruments were believe to be worth about $230.
Congressman Cuellar says he does not support the end of DACA and believes that Dreamers can contribute to the country but says congress has the chance to save the program.
Floridians are preparing for the possible landfall of Hurricane Irma, now a Category Five storm.
A state of emergency has been announced for Puerto Rico as Irma churns toward the island.
The need for assistance will likely grow to fresh levels, putting thicker requests on the agencies suggesting life-saving help now.
SCAN proclaims September as Recovery Month
Plastic bag ban still up in the air
Fresh switches to the Good Samaritan Law
Surveillance movie captures the moment a Massachusetts driver reverses and strikes three pedestrians.
Everything is not awesome at Lego these days. The company announced that it plans to cut 1,400 jobs.
An alarming number of mothers fight to keep an adequate diaper supply for their babies, a fresh examine exposes.
The Hachar Road Project that was put on hold due to the FBI investigation that took place back in April will be up for discussion during.
Laredo’s plastic bag ban ordinance is technically still in effect however, it is in a state of limbo until the Texas Supreme Court determines whether it.
It seems like it happens more and more these days: something terrible hits the headlines and counselors are mobilized to help school children cope.
The Laredo Health Department is attempting to control and prevent diabetes through some informative classes.
The organization SCAN held a meeting where the proclaimed September as Recovery Month.
As part of our Magic of Storytelling Program, KGNS is visiting several schools at LISD and UISD to share the.
Crossing guards from both districts went over traffic rules and guidelines to make sure students are safe when traveling to and from school.
The DPS office is scheduled to be closed kicking off on Thursday. For all services you are being asked to use the DPS office in surrounding.
Fresh switches to the Good Samaritan Law went into effect in an effort to prevent further loss of lives.
Mayor Saenz met with Mexican brokers and Nuevo Laredo’s Chamber of Transportation to talk about the import and export.
Construction crews will embark work on Loop twenty and Clark from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon for a week straight. The southbound lanes inbetween.
LCC is continuing to collect donations for people who were affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Texas A&M International University has issued a statement on the DACA decision, telling they do not know how many students will be affected by.
Mayor of El Cenizo, Raul Reyes is speaking out about Trump’s decision to end the DACA program.
During the month of September the Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a business development seminar.