Laredo

So I will have to talk about this.

Stock down, let's talk about Laredo and what's going on there in Laredo.

There's a couple of results this week that I thought really surprised me.

One of them, Laredo Nixon loses to San Antonio Southside at home 42-30.

That is a really important game there because for now that boosts Southside into the second place there in 14-5A Division I.

For Nixon, they entered that game, in my opinion, as pretty clear favorites in that game.

Big game this week, it's Eagle Pass win to make sure they don't fall to fourth place in that district because if you take a look at the way that the 5A Division I bracket is going to break out, more than likely if you slip to fourth place in that district you're playing McAllen in the first round on the road and McAllen by the way has given up 44 points all season So, like, that was pretty surprising.

The other one was reported wrong, so I'm not going to waste your time on that.

I got to I handled a drug dog.

I think the most exotic place they ever sent me was Laredo, Texas, to go help out with Customs and Border Patrol down there looking for drugs coming across the border.

But I got out in 1996, went back to Indiana, tried going to college.

I had a little bit of a wild streak in me back then.

I think the sorts of GOTV efforts the Democrats tend to do in places like Detroit or Philadelphia or Cleveland, it's tough to do that in Texas, right? Even Houston and Dallas aren't Chicago, right? They're different.

And the notion of block walking in El Paso or Laredo, even in October, it's pretty hot and it's a lot of walking there.

So it's a nut the Democrats have yet to crack.

But I'm interested in the extent to which they try because they got so much money this time around.

Her most recent include Chicana Portraits, Critical Biographies of Twelve Chicana Writers, and the co-edited volume Somos Tejanas, Tejana Identity, and Tejanidad.

She is also author of Fiestas en Laredo, Matachines, Quinceañeras, and George Washington's Birthday.

She lives in San Antonio, Texas.

Norma Larcon is Professor Emerita in the Departments of Ethnic Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, and Gender and Women's Studies here at the University of California, Berkeley.

They're listening in Rogersville, Missouri, and Bent Creek, North Carolina.

They're listening in Laredo, Texas, and in our Oklahoma small town of the day, Stigler, Oklahoma.

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A funeral procession will begin at the Dallas Medical Examiner's office and drive to Canton.

A funeral will be held today for the Dallas man who died in an ICE processing center in Laredo last weekend.

Our Priscilla Rice reports questions remain there surrounding his death.

Emilio Andrade Covarrubias was a lawful permanent resident who had lived in Dallas' Casa View neighborhood with his wife and four kids for decades.

I'm sure they know about coyotes.

You may not make it to Laredo.

That's

definitely better.

The gang belongs to him.

What part of Texas did you say you come from?

Webb County, near Laredo.

I know you.

Meanwhile, the race for US Senate is heating up as Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Tallarico make their final push.

for votes in the past few days paxton campaigned in sherman and sanger while talarico made stops in laredo and west lasco or excuse me west laco both candidates have been sharpening their attacks on each other

every poll in this race shows is going down to the wire so i am not exaggerating when i say if we lose texas we lose america

In the final days of this election, they are coming at us with everything they've got.