Omar Galvan-Ochoa
The Hays County Sheriff's Office has made an arrest in connection to the death of a man on Sept. 7.
This fall is an exciting time for your True Community Radio Station as we prepare to expand our reach from live-streaming worldwide 24/7 as KZSM.org to 104.1 on your FM dial.
Outside Hitter KJ Johnson attempts to spike the ball through the Southeastern Louisiana defenders during the Bobcats game on Thursday. Johnson led the team in kills with 27.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
It was a rough start to the Bobcat Classic as the Texas State Bobcats fell to the Southeastern Louisiana Lions in a thrilling five set loss 3-2 (21-25, 25-23, 2826, 19-25, 15-6).
Moe Johnson Running with Moe
I was talking with a few personal trainers and athletic trainers during the past few weeks and the discussion was about the different types of injuries that are caused by participating in sports and activities. It seems each sport has one or two types of injuries that occur more frequently than the usual sprained ankle injury. And some injuries do not happen in sports. I have had flute players and accountants with injuries that required exercises to correct the problem. It just seems that if a person participates in an activity that is repetitive an injury may occur over time. It may start out at a young age with the so-called teenage slouch that will lead to problems as they reach adulthood.
Steve Holeman holds the game ball following his 300th career win, alongside TXST Director of Athletics Don Coryell and President Kelly Damphousse.
Daily Record photo by Colton McWilliams
It was a historic win for Head Coach Steve Holeman as Texas State defeated the Texas Southern Tigers 4-0 for Holeman’s 300th career win.
Tony Diaz (#14) out runs the Wagner defense for a 60-yard touchdown. Diaz forced a fumble on the previous drive.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Corbyn Sebesta (#19) puts the stiff arm on the defender to gain the first down.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
San Marcos wasn’t able to get in rhythm Friday.
The Texas standard is a smart place to start.
Travis County residents got a double dose of worrisome public health news in August, as data showed the county is on pace to lead the state in fentanyl overdose deaths for a second straight year, and another dangerous drug–the veterinary tranquilizer xylazine–was detected in five people who died since late May.
There’s a reason the name “Jimmy Buffett” elicits immediate joy in the hearts of millions: happiness contagion.
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