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Low water levels within the City’s water towers over the Uvalde downtown area and north of town near the Honey Bowl resulted in low water pressure on Friday, December 23rd …
Leak results in low water levels in City’s water towers causing low water pressure last Friday 12-23-22 Read More
The City of Uvalde and several organizations have teamed up to put on a multi-faceted Christmas at the Crossroads event to be held this Friday, December 2nd beginning at 6PM …
Slide into the Christmas Season at Friday’s Uvalde Christmas at the Crossroads event Read More
According to an exclusive report by CNN, in an interview with Uvalde City Mayor Don McLaughlin, Lt. Mariano Pargas who was the acting police chief the day of the Robb …
CNN Report: Mayor McLaughlin states Mariano Pargas will no longer be employed by the department by the end of the week. Read More
A Representative for Mr. Gatti’s pizza asked the Uvalde City Council to do something about the problem of crime around the restaurant. He reported that someone pulled a knife on …
Uvalde City Council: Mr. Gatti’s Pizza asked City Council for help with crime and homeless camping near new restaurant Read More
The Uvalde City Council discussed the agenda item: consideration of approval of a Golf Course Management Agreement with P&D Consulting, DBA. According to Mayor Don McLaughlin, explained under …
Hot Topic: City Councilmembers at odds over spending on unprofitable municipal golf course Read More
The Uvalde City Council returned to meet at Council Chambers located at Uvalde City Hall Tuesday night. After calling the meeting to order, Mayor Don McLaughlin and rest of …
Uvalde City Council Tuesday night’s Uvalde City Council met with overflow crowd in attendance Read More
Several dozen people gathered at DeLeon Park for the Kaboom! Playground reveal event Thursday evening at 6 PM. Mayor Don McLaughlin, City Councilmen Everado “Lalo” Zamora and Hector Luevano …
Kaboom! Playground Reveal event at DeLeon Park brings community members together Read More
The lead attorney, Charles Bonner, spearheaded the $27 billion dollar class-action lawsuit against the Uvalde City Council and the Uvalde CISD was in attendance at last night’s Tuesday, August 23rd …
Several voice objection to $27 billion dollar class action lawsuit at Uvalde City Council Meeting Read More
The persistent drought is causing water shortages as wells south of town and west of town are running dry according to a Uvalde City official at Tuesday nights April …
Uvalde area wells running dry prompting Uvalde City Council to update water rates: EAA issues Stage 3 alert Read More