Art Gallery "Casa Black". Polyforum Dr. Rodolfo Torre Cantu. A place to hold events and mass entertainment was opened on September 4, 2013. It has the capacity to hold over 5,000 people and parking for over 1,000 vehicles. The project is still under construction and includes a civic center, stage performances, cultural walk, aquarium, soccer fields and basketball courts and more. There is a fairly large array of night-time entertainment venues. Most establishments (clubs, bars, and restaurants) are located in the historical district. Other restaurants (including chains such as Carl's Jr., Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and McDonald's) are located along Avenida Vicente Guerrero and Avenida Reforma. Nuevo Laredo has a red light district called Boy's Town, (or "La Zona"). The city has some malls like Paseo Reforma, it was opened in May 2008, this mall has many commercial establishments, like Wal-Mart Super Center, The Home Depot, and Cinépolis. Other shopping centers are, Plaza Real, Plaza 2 Laredos, Plaza commercial La fe. Media Newspapers AM radio Long-range AM stations The following Clear Channel AM stations can be heard in Laredo: FM radio Television Notable people Norma Elia Cantú - Postmodernist writer and professor of English Mauricio González de la Garza - Journalist, writer and music composer Laredo Kid - Masked Professional Wrestler Arturo Santos Reyes - Boxer Miguel Treviño Morales, Mexican drug kingpin, leader of Los Zetas Cartel and older brother of Omar Treviño Morales Omar Treviño Morales, Mexican drug kingpin, leader of Los Zetas Cartel and younger brother of Miguel Treviño Morales Iván Velázquez Caballero, Mexican drug kingpin and leader of Los Zetas Cartel See also Oradel Industrial Center References External links Ayuntamiento de Nuevo Laredo Official website (español) Populated places in Tamaulipas Laredo–Nuevo Laredo Divided cities Mexico–United States border crossings Populated places established in 1755 1755 establishments in New Spain Tamaulipas populated places on the Rio Grande