The public will have more notice of issues to be discussed in Hays County Commissioners Court meetings. On Tuesday, the court approved new agenda posting guidelines formulated by General Counsel
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The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University, in collaboration with the Save Barton Creek Association, the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association (WVWA) and Community Environmental Services,
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Glenn Hegar will deliver a lecture at Texas State University on Monday, April 15. Hegar will speak at 4 p.m. in the Undergraduate Academic Center,
The Hays County Jail will be able to purchase some food items from local vendors who are outside of the state or cooperative purchasing programs the jail typically uses. At
Phillip Taylor. Photo courtesy of Hays CISD
Officials in the law enforcement community and beyond are mourning the death of Phillip Taylor, a former Hays County deputy and current mayor of Mountain City, who was killed in
Two people have been arrested in connection with the burglary of a downtown business Sunday; however, one remains at large.
Susie Mullen, also known as Miss Susie or Susie the Viking Goddess. Daily Record file photo by Colton Ashabranner
A drum and dance circle in memory of Susie Mullen, also known as Miss Susie or Susie the Viking Goddess, will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in City Park.
NEW YORK (AP) — The federal government charged Facebook with high-tech housing discrimination Thursday for allegedly allowing landlords and real estate brokers to systematically exclude groups such
Police don’t have much to go on beyond a vehicle description in trying to find the person responsible for a reported sexual assault that occurred early last Sunday.
Ahead of what the city calls a “major cleanup” of the city cemetery, families are being asked to remove personal items from burial places.
A public hearing on whether the school district should donate the old Bonham campus to Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos has been postponed “indefinitely,” according to a memo to the San Marcos
In a room awash with red, white and blue, Ketema Guta stands as his native country of Ethiopia is called out during the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services’ fourth annual Naturalization Ceremony at Texas State University. The ceremony welcomed 248 new U.S. citizens. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
It’s a status that many are born into, but for others, U.S. citizenship is the reward at the end of an arduous path.
Texas State University Opera Theater is staging a production of "The Magic Flute: Episode I," with "Star Wars" inspiration.
Mayor Jane Hughson
Community involvement is the backbone of San Marcos, local officials said at the third annual San Marcos Chamber of Commerce’s State of the City luncheon Wednesday.
Dustin Ammons
Kyle Police say a man caught in the process of burglarizing a Target store had entered “Mission Impossible” style — lowering himself through a hole cut in the roof and armed with rope, a harness an
South Korea-based company ENF Technology, a leading provider of electronic materials to Samsung and the U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General William Barr has told the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee that he’s combing through special counsel Robert Mueller’s report, removing classified and ot
AUSTIN (AP) — Nearly 50 people who work at the Texas Capitol have been vaccinated this week because a page contracted whooping cough, a health scare that comes as legislatures around the country gr
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A Texas retailer of now-banned bump stocks has transferred about 60,000 of the gun-related items to the federal government to be destroyed.
The zoning change requests for two residences on West Hopkins Street met with opposition at Tuesday night’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting and ultimately were denied.
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