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AUSTIN (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic has created a nearly $1 billion deficit in the Texas state budget as the nation’s energy hub remains hampered by a slow recovery and a half-million fewer jobs
State capitols across the nation stepped up security Monday, deploying National Guard units, SWAT teams and extra police officers while several legislatures convened amid heightened safety concerns
Gov. Greg Abbott at a COVID-19 press conference in Austin in December. Credit: Sergio Flores for The Texas Tribune
More than 877,000 Texans have received a COVID-19 vaccine since they first began arriving in Texas nearly four weeks ago, and that number is expected to increase by at least 50,000 more per day, Go
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Two San Marcans have died of COVID-19, marking the 139th and 140th coronavirus-related fatalities.
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Texas State fell in a pair of road games against Arkansas State this weekend, dropping Friday’s game, 54-53, and Saturday’s, 70-54.
As part of the Blanco Gardens Subdivision Drainage project, Cape Road will be closed Jan. 11 through Jan.
Snow covers a traffic sign after winter weather swept through Hays County on Sunday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Hays County offices will open at 11 a.m. on Monday after a snowy Sunday.
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Tighter COVID-19-related restrictions in Hays County will go into effect Monday at midnight, the county said in social medi
The world turned upside down: Fresh Bing cherries help give George Washington a fair remembrance this President's Day. Photo by Metro Creative
The month of February has a few important events to celebrate. In the United States, one such event is Presidents’ Day, which this year will be observed on Monday, Feb. 15. Presidents’ Day honors both George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, two influential presidents who were born in February.
A visit from an American robin brings cheer on New Year's Day. Photo by Metro Graphics
On New Year’s Day, I was up early to see which bird would be the first to put in an appearance at my place in 2021.
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