The Iconic Village Apartments. Drone photo by Jakob Hageman
Authorities announced the end of the search and recovery phase of their investigation into the fire that killed five people last week at the Iconic Village Apartments.
Berry Aviation was recently aquired by Acorn Growth Company, a private equity firm that targets aerospace, defense and intelligence. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
There are big changes in store for a longtime San Marcos business — but none that are obvious.
Ruth Chagoya-Williams and Stevie D. Williams
A Kyle couple has been charged with capital murder in connection with the July 4 death of their 21-month-old son.
Sunday headliner Snoop Dogg greets the thousands of fans attending Float Fest at Cool River Ranch on the San Marcos River. The floating and music festival featured entertainment on two stages. Daily Record photo by Toy Mendez
In the run-up to Float Fest, it was noted that the cool water of the San Marcos River might be as big a draw as the A-list entertainers.
Branson Fairbrother, left, and Adrian Perez with some of the roomfuls of clothing they have collected for other victims of Friday’s fatal fire. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Branson Fairbrother was among an unknown number of people who lost all their belongings in the fatal fire at Iconic Village and Vintage Pad apartments early last Friday, but he’s not dwelling on it
It’s been hot, but it’s going to get hotter still. The heat wave that has been around since last week will peak on Monday, according to the National Weather Service,
There’s bad news and good news for San Marcos area motorists this weekend.
It took a concerted effort, but a thermometer aimed right at the sun during the height of Thursday’s heat registered nearly120 degrees. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
National, state and local authorities have issued warnings regarding the dangerous heat Central Texas is experiencing.
Among the newest additions to the city’s skyline is The Lyndon, a multi-family project going up at Springtown Center. It is scheduled for completion later this year and will have 233 units with 515 bedrooms. The cost of construction for the Endeavor Real Estate Group is estimated to be $34 million. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
The San Marcos River at Sewell Park is dropping rapidly, exposing dry ground near the bank. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
As vital as it is to the future of the region, the Edwards Aquifer still holds many secrets.
An SMEU lineman in a bucket works to restore power. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Those who had the option fired up their generators on Thursday as a power outage hit a significant portion of San Marcos. The city’s director of Public Services Tom Taggart
San Marcos’ monthly sales tax allocation shot up to nearly $2.6 million this month, representing a whopping increase of 25.47 percent when compared to July of last year.
It’s been four months since the notorious bombings up the road in Austin, but the lesson of “if you see something, say something,” was apparently well-learned here in San Marcos.
Fireworks regulation in Texas falls under the Occupation Code. Stock photo
The Fourth of July thunderstorms that frightened tubers and forced cancelation of the city’s Summerfest celebration affected Hays County Fire Marshal Clint Browning, too. “I relaxed,” he said. “Quite a
Local photographer Andy Heatwole’s image captured the situation perfectly. Taken from the pedestrian bridge at City Park at around 3 p.m. on Independence Day, the photograph’s foreground shows brightly-colored kayaks
Some of the first responders involved in the river rescue of a 19-year-old man on July 4 are calling it a great example of teamwork among eight different agencies. The
An undetermined number of San Marcos Electric Utility customers were without power for about two and a half hours on Wednesday after two “jumper wires” burned out and led to a switch disconnecting,
Hundreds of U.S. flags wave in the summer breeze in front of the Gazebo at Juan Veramendi Place, placed there by the Heritage Association of San Marcos to celebrate the symbol of our nation. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
Three people have now been arrested in connection with the death of 53-year-old John Lyon of San Marcos, who was fatally struck while riding his bicycle along Interstate 35 May 27.
Twenty people have been indicted and a dozen — some with links to criminal gangs — arrested in connection with what San Marcos Police are calling a “major crime ring” accused of stealing heavy equi
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