A Texas judge on Friday expanded her order blocking the state from investigating families of transgender youth who have received gender- affirming medical care.
The parents of a child who was killed in the Uvalde school shooting met with Republican U.S. Sen.
The 4th Annual River Guardianship Symposium took place Wednesday. Above, panelists, from left to right, Erin Zwiener, Garry Merrit, Jamie Lee Case, Laney Lyle, Ryan Spencer, Sonja Villalobos and Kimberly Meitzen take part in a discussion. Daily Record photo by Zoe Gottlieb
Spirits could not be dampened at the 4th Annual River Guardianship Symposium on Wednesday, as researchers, nonprofit leaders, and public officials gathered to celebrate the progress made on the Gre
Over the weekend Bel Canto Farms hosted tryouts for the University of Texas equestrian team — a team Suzanne Warmack, owner of the farm, began coaching at the end of last year. Above, a member of the UT equestrian team takes part in last weekend's events. Below, Warmack provides instruction to her team. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
WIMBERLEY — It’s said if you gain the trust of a horse, you’ll have a friend for life. That’s important when you’re competing in the world of jumping and dressage.
Lucy Gonzalez noticed something was missing in San Marcos.
A closely watched estimate from the U.S.
DALLAS (AP) — A Dallas anesthesiologist was arrested on charges alleging that he injected nerve-blocking agents and other drugs into bags of intravenous fluids at the surgical center where he works
Above, local superintendents — Dr, Michael Cardona, San Marcos CISD; Mark Estrada, Lockhart ISD; and Dr. Eric Wright, Hays CISD — spoke during a panel discussion moderated by Lorraine Lane of Gary Job Corps at Wednesday's State of Workforce & Education Summit 2022. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Local education and workforce leaders gathered Wednesday to discuss the future of workforce preparation, local and statewide trends, and the future of talent recruitment in the greater San Marcos r
Sage Springs Senior Living recently hosted a Harry Potter-themed, five-course meal for resident Joan Matthews as a part of Sage Spring's "Livin' the Dream" program. Above, Matthews and attendees take part in the meal, which took place Saturday. Below, Sage Spring Senior Living employees Georgia Bean, Lauren Heywood, James Mason, Jennifer Lester. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Jennifer Lester and her team at Sage Spring Senior Living have a unique way of fulfilling bucket list opportunities for the residents of their community.
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