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.
The Iconic Village apartment building that was fully engulfed by Friday’s early morning fire did not have a sprinkler system, nor was it required to because of its age, officials said Monday.
San Marcos City Council member Place 5 Scott Gregson. Photo courtesy of the city of San Marcos
San Marcos City Council member Place 5 Scott Gregson has announced that he will not run for re-election in November, and he has endorsed a candidate to replace him.
George Davis with San Marcos Hays County EMS helps bring in a case of water for an American Red Cross volunteer at the temporary shelter for fire victims at the San Marcos Activity Center. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Rodriguez family representative Carlos Rodriguez, Angela Whitaker-Williams of architecture and design firm Perkins+Will, SMCISD Superintendent Michael Cardona, Board of Trustees members Miguel A
Griffin Spell, an 11-year resident of San Marcos, announced his campaign for San Marcos City Council, Place 4 Monday, July 23. Spell said he was encouraged to run by several city leaders.
Teams of investigators search the rubble of the Iconic Village and Vintage Pad apartment complexes Sunday. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Search and recovery operations at the apartment buildings affected by Friday’s inferno will continue until officials are certain that every resident and potential victim is accounted for, investiga
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
A fifth body has been recovered from the scene of last week’s deadly apartment fire, and recovery efforts will continue until all areas are searched and cleared.
With their platform lowered to ground level, firefighters wait to continue spraying down the building until another firefighter can break open the windows in the apartments facing the parking lot. Daylight streams from a breech in the roof of the buiding, which was one of several that burned. Daily Record Photo by Denise Cathey
Fire investigators recovered three bodies Sunday morning from the scene of the fire that caused extensive damage at Iconic Village apartments and Vintage Pads apartments early Friday morning.
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