Teachers plan to sue Perry
The Board of the Texas State Teachers Association plans to sue the Texas Legislature and Governor Rick Perry for failing to provide education resources they need

State budget cuts 9.2 million dollars from TAMIU
State budget cuts will cause TAMIU to receive $9.2 million less over the next two years, a situation that will bring negative effects on the educational services provided to the community

Laredo Community College will offer scholarships for summer
Those people over 25 years of age, who have a desire to return to school and complete a career or who wish to improve their job skills, have the opportunity to achieve a scholarship

UNAM offers distance learning
The Consulate General of Mexico in Laredo, reported that this course is only for people who speak Spanish, who must register prior to the preparatory courses and preparation for the exam entrance for high school.

Local Laredoan publishes book on survival
Laredoan author wrote a book to benefit everyone of any age, gender, and interests.

Planned cuts at LCC due to economic crisis
The economic crisis prevailing in Austin has directors at Laredo Community College (LCC) very worried, where significant cuts are being prepared in the budget for the next fiscal year.

Consulate General of Mexico in Laredo presents symbolic check for $15K for Mexican students
In a ceremony held today, the Consulate General of Mexico in Laredo presented a symbolic check for $15,000 to assist Mexican students for their higher education in the United States.

Local scouts visit Mayor Salinas
The Webelos work towards earning their citizenship activity badge which entails a great deal for being a citizen of Laredo.

Texas A&M International University Closed
Rolling blackouts cause TAMIU to suspend all classes, offices, and activities for Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011.