AUSTIN (AP) — A federal judge says Texas counties may not remove any registered voters after state elections officials released an inaccurate list that questioned the U.S.
San Marcos Police serving a warrant for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon found the suspect hiding in a bathroom, along with a woman they say was trying to prevent his arrest.
Pictured are (back row, from left) Alondra Urena-Salazar, Juan Tapia, David Duran, Diego Quintanilla, Branden Tapley and Roxy Moore; and (front row, from left) Ana Maria Martinez, Araceli Tapia, Gabriel Ortiz, Director Juan Carlos Cavazos, Alicia Cruz and Abraham Medina. Photo by David Duran
This past weekend was a memorable one for the San Marcos High School Mariachi Nuevo Cascabel.
The San Marcos Main Street Program recently named Tantra Coffeehouse the February Downtown Business of the Month. From left are Main Street Interim Manager Josie Falletta, Business Owner Adam Lilley, Main Street Organization Chair Linda Coker and Main Street Administrative Assistant Michael Royal. Photo courtesy of the city of San Marcos
The San Marcos Main Street Program has named Tantra Coffeehouse February’s Downtown Business of the Month for their investment in the downtown community, curb appeal and unique customer experience.
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(StatePoint) There’s no way around it: Americans are drowning in student loan debt, collectively owing $1.5 trillion.
Three downtown businesses, and one across town, were illegally entered early Monday and police say the cases are related.
Austin Rice
Judge Robert Updegrove has handed down a sentence for Austin Rice, the man who provided Texas State University student Matthew Ellis with a bottle of alcohol the night before Ellis was fo
Changes could be coming to the way Hays County residents cast their ballots on Election Day.
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Austin Rice
Austin Rice, who is accused of providing alcohol to an underage Texas State University student who died of alcohol poisoning in 2017, is due in court today to be sentenced.
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