WASHINGTON (AP) — Two weeks after celebrating America’s near “independence” from the coronavirus, President Joe Biden is confronting the worrying reality of rising cases and deaths — and the limitations of his ability to combat the persistent vaccine hesitance responsible for the summer backslide.
DALLAS (AP) — Unaccompanied migrant children will be exempt from a ban on migrants seeking asylum at the U.S. border, federal health officials ordered Friday.
DALLAS (AP) — A Dallas resident has been hospitalized in stable condition under isolation after returning from Nigeria with the first-ever Texas case of monkeypox, health officials revealed Friday.
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LEVELLAND (AP) — Authorities captured the suspect late Thursday following an hourslong police standoff where one officer was killed and four others were wounded in a small West Texas city.
The crowd at Summer in the Park on Thursday, June 10. Daily record photo by Colton Ashabranner
It's not too late to join the Summer fun at San Marcos Plaza Park. Summer in the Park and
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
Hays County recorded 239 new COVID-19 cases between July 10-16, raising its active case count to over 300 as of Friday.
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A suspect in a recent aggravated assault was arrested by the San Marcos Police Department after a citizen reported seeing him at a local restaurant, the City of San Marcos announced Friday.
River Dawgs, a hot dog stand located at 200 W. Hopkins St. next to H-E-B, offers six delicious hot dog options during lunchtime throughout the week. Above, Owner James Ramsey stands next to his hot dog cart. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Editor’s Note: This story is a part of the Daily Record’s weekly Foodie Friday feature. The Daily Record is highlighting food trucks and stands in and around San Marcos this month.
Two hybrid pedestrian beacons are now operation on East Hopkins Street. The flashing beacons will now allow pedestrians to cross East Hopkins Street at two new locations to access City Park, the Activity Center, the San Marcos Public Library and City Hall. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Drivers passing through East Hopkins Street will now have to pay closer attention as two pedestrian hybrid beacons are now operational.
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