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The San Marcos Fire Department and San Marcos dispatch have made changes to their departments following the Iconic Village fire that occurred on July 20, 2018.
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Robert Dallimore remembers driving to Houston for Haley Frizzell’s rosary service. He arrived with a bouquet of roses.
David Ortiz’s niece embraces Zachary Sutterfield with a hug on Saturday. Daily Record photo by Jordan Burnham
SAN ANTONIO — Tears swelled in the eyes of the individuals gathered in the room. They hugged and embraced each other like family. They’re left without answers; without justice.
Above, Heather, Ben, Shiloh and August pose with a photo of Phoenix. Daily Record photo by Jordan Burnham.
Battles are not always waged with guns and ammunition.
San Marcos Fire Department firefighters sprayed water from a department bucket truck onto the roof of Building 500 at Iconic Village on Friday, June 20, 2018 Daily Record file photo
As the one year anniversary approaches, the investigation into the Iconic Village fire remains open.
Maxfield Baker
Another candidate for San Marcos City Council Place 1 has emerged.
DETROIT (AP) — The heat wave that has been roasting much of the U.S. in recent days is just getting warmed up, with temperatures expected to soar to dangerous levels through the weekend.
The San Marcos Police Department increased the starting salary for recruits with four or more years of experience to $64,913.
Tom Ervin, FBI squad computer scientist, discussed cyber attacks at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Business @ Breakfast educational series at the City of San Marcos Rec Hall on Tuesday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Tom Ervin, FBI squad computer scientist, discussed cyber attacks at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Business @ Breakfast educational series.
NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico (AP) — Asylum-seekers gathered in Nuevo Laredo, across the border from Texas, grappled to understand what a new U.S.
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