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Hays County Epidemiologist Eric Schneider stressed the importance of continuing to remain vigilant with in-person classes continuing at Texas State University and riverfront parks reopening in San
Kyle City Hall will open to the public Monday, Sept. 21. Photo by Nathalie Cohetero
With social distancing and masks required, the City of Kyle plans to reopen some city offices and facilities to the public on Sept. 21.
The Hays County Local Health Department reported an additional 58 recoveries from COVID-19, an additional 32 lab-confirmed cases and one new hospitalization on Wednesday.
The percentage of positive COVID-19 tests in May as Texas reopened was higher than previously reported, according new changes in the way the state calculates the positivity rate. Credit: Miguel Gutierrez Jr./The Texas Tribune
State health officials published new data this week that showed the state’s positivity rate was higher in the spring than originally disclosed, even as public officials cited the data to justify bu
As part of the 35th Great Texas River Clean Up in March, volunteer Adrian Gomez uses a grabber to fish trash out of the river. Daily Record file photo
The City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider recommending a prohibition of all disposable containers on the San Marcos River in their meeting Thursday night.
Above, a sign at Texas State University advises students, staff and faculty to "know respect, show respect, wear a mask." Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State University professors are finding that contact tracing efforts are too slow and not sufficiently integrated with available student information.
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The Hays County Commissioners Court may hire an additional position to help oversee the elections department with regards to administration.
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The City of San Marcos was recently awarded over $500,000 in additional funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development as a part of the CARES Act, U.S. Sen.
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The Hays County Local Health Department reported an additional 94 recoveries from COVID-19 and an additional nine lab-confirmed cases on Tuesday.
Pharmacists explain and collect self-swab COVID-19 tests at a testing site in Houston's Fifth Ward. Credit: Annie Mulligan for The Texas Tribune
Texas health officials announced Monday that they are changing the way the state reports a key metric used to evaluate the extent of coronavirus infection, a move that conceded that the state’s pre
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