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The Hays County Local Health Department reported 73 additional county residents have recovered from COVID-19, 42 new cases and one hospital discharge Tuesday.
WESLACO (AP) — As recovery and cleanup efforts got underway Monday in South Texas in the wake of a downgraded Hanna, worried residents confronted the prospect of undertaking the effort amid a surge
Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday extended the early voting period for the November election by six days, citing continued challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Ed Sterling wrote this column for almost three decades, so let's open by celebrating his contributions to the Texas Press Association and its members.
Hays County acquired 28.7 acres of property near the San Marcos river located just east of Interstate 35 and south of River Road, which it plans to use for a project aimed at regional connectivity and recreation options for county residents. Photo courtesy of Hays County
Hays County is aiming at enhancing and expanding regional connectivity and recreation options for county residents with the acquisition of 28.7 acres of property near the San Marcos River.
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The Hays County Commissioners Court will consider a contract with CommuniCare Health Centers to provide free testing for COVID-19 in Wimberley and Kyle during Tuesday’s meeting.
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A San Marcos woman has died from COVID-19, marking the 25th coronavirus-related fatality in Hays County.
Austin police investigate a homicide shooting which occurred at a demonstration against police violence in downtown Austin, Saturday, July 25, 2020. (Stephen Spillman/Austin American-Statesman via AP)
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Police have identified an armed protester who was shot and killed by a person who had driven into a crowd at a demonstration against police violence in the Texas capital.
The Wurstfest Association of New Braunfels on Thursday announced the cancelation of its 2020 festival due to considerations related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo by Mikala Compton via New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung
The Wurstfest Association on Thursday announced the news New Braunfels residents sadly expected — the cancellation of the city’s signature event because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We at KZSM.org keep you informed with our Monday and Friday noon COVID-19 News Specials. We talk to experts and officials such as San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson and County Judge Ruben Becerra. Text hosts Rob Roark and Dave Wendel at (512) 986-9430 before or during the show with your questions.
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