Manuel Aguado
The Hays County inmate who died in custody while “outsourced” to Limestone County has been identified as Manual Aguado of Lockhart, who was awaiting trial on a second-degree felony charge of robber
Unemployment numbers continue to drop for San Marcos, Hays County and the state of Texas, with Hays County leading the way in October figures.
Ruben Martinez, a Lipan Apache from McAllen, is expected to be among Native Americans from North and South America — plus the Tainos of Puerto Rico, to gather for this weekend’s Sacred Springs Powwow on the shores of Spring Lake. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
Sometimes, things you were led to believe turn out to not be exactly true.
Although no cause of death has yet been determined for a 20-year-old Hays County inmate who died at a facility in Limstone County he had been oursourced, foul play is not suspected.
A 20-year-old Kyle resident has been charged with murder in connection with the death of a 22-year-old that occurred late Wednesday night.
Limestone County Detention Center. Screenshot taken by Rachel Willis
Authorities are still not releasing the name of a young inmate who died last week at a facility in Limestone County, where he had been outsourced because of overcrowding at Hays County Jail.
San Marcos’ monthly sales tax allocation has slacked off the double-digits where it stayed for several months this year, landing at a 7.10 percent gain compared to last year for the city’s November
Look at it this way — we’re ahead of the game. Just how much depends on who you talk to.
Sand erupts around a spring. Scott Bauer photo
Just months after the city and region were under strict water conservation measures, plentiful rains in September and early October have recharged the Edwards Aquifer and, by extension, the springs
If you’re looking for the Zombie Apocalypse, you might start in Lockhart, where this yard display greets visitors coming in from the road to San Marcos. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
It’s Halloween — that time of year when costumed children’s bags fill with treats and editor’s inboxes fill with stories about safety — for trick-or-treaters, their parents and drivers negotiating
San Marcos Police scoured a city neighborhood Tuesday morning looking for a suspect, but abandoned the search after not locating the man.
The Hays County Jail received a positive report following its most recent inspection by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards (TCJS), which occurred Oct. 9-10.
First responders from the local area don’t have to make many special preparations to train for whitewater emergencies at Rio Vista Falls, unlike their counterparts from elsewhere. On Tuesday, firefighters from Rowlett — nearly 150 miles away -— conducted their own preparedness training at the spot. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
It can’t happen here.
The fact that there were lines Monday at several Hays County early voting locations is a good thing.
You wouldn’t want to see this coming at you in the San Marcos River — but in a way, you might have already.
C.M.A Anna Martinez quickly swabs 6-month-old Noah Horstmann’s leg, while his mother Meredith Crain holds him still for his flu shot at Live Oak Health Partners Community Clinic. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
It’s too early to predict what this year’s flu season might bring — which is is all the more reason for residents to be proactive in protecting themselves and their families by getting vaccinated a
Courts have increasingly come to consider companion animals when it comes to cases of divorce, but you don’t have to be married to for pets to be a source of contention.
“Flash Flood Alley,” which includes San Marcos and Hays County, is a combination of several risk factors. In October, the region is susceptible to a mixture of weather elements from the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The addition of seasonal cold fronts just adds to the dangerous mix. City of San Marcos graphic
It’s not uncommon during the month of October for cold fronts to collide with moisture from the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico — in fact, so far this year it’s happened all around us.
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