Texas will continue to see its political clout grow as it gains two additional congressional seats — the most of any state in the nation — following the 2020 census, the U.S.
Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan in a speech to colleagues Monday called for reforms to some of the chamber’s policies relating to sexual harassment training and reporting, days after an allegation
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Texas State playing loose again might’ve had something to do with John Wuthrich being back in the lineup.
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The Hays County Local Health Department reported 153 additional recoveries from COVID-19, 138 new lab-confirmed cases, 11 hospitalization and six hospital discharges on Monday, which incl
The San Marcos City Council supported continuing its five-year contract with Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) for collection and disposal of solid waste and recyclable materials in its work session Tuesday. The decision comes with a different composition of city councilmembers on the dais than those who voted in the fall of 2020 to go out for a bid in the near future.
Above, San Marcos residents walk through the snow with supplies gathered from a local gas station following Winter Storm Uri in February. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The San Marcos City Council approved an ordinance during its regular meeting Tuesday night that continues its efforts in remedying the impact of Winter Storm Uri.
The City of Wimberley announced that it will cancel its upcoming May 1 General City Council Election, citing a lack of opposition for the three candidates who filed.
Texas State University officials discussed their plans for the fall 2021 semester with class capacity expanding to 100% capacity. Above, a student walks past a marquee sign saying "Know Respect, Show Respect, Wear a mask" during the fall 2020 semester. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State University is planning to return to a sense of normalcy in the fall, aiming to operate classes at 100% capacity.
San Marcos Cinema Club will show an exclusive screening of Dear Mr. Brody (pictured above) and a not-yet-televised episode of a new PBS docu-series Philly D.A. on Monday in Buda. Photo courtesy of San Marcos Cinena Club
San Marcos Cinema Club will take over Buda's boutique drive-in Monday, with a pair of exclusive screenings: a not-yet-televised episode of the hit new PBS docu-series Philly D.A. –– a chronicle of the progressive prosecutor endeavoring to upturn the legal system from within –– as well as Dear Mr. Brody, a stunning documentary of the hippie millionaire who in 1970 pledged to give away his fortune to the needy throngs who sent him handwritten funding requests.
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