With the advancements in DNA technology and a Department of Justice Grant Program, old cases that were difficult to solve at the time they first occurred are given a new lens through which to process the information.
A lingering drought affecting more than 80% of Texas is causing wildfires, hurting agriculture and drying up water supplies throughout the state.
The San Marcos Police Department is reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a man who they said is connected to the murder of Nathaniel Lamart Hudson, 41.
Hays County and Austin Pets Alive! have extended their community survey deadline through Oct. 31.
Visiting Eagle Pass last month to investigate reports of outsiders overwhelming the small border city, a member of this editorial board found few signs of immigrants who had just waded across the Rio Grande. Perhaps they weren’t all that obvious, because usually those who arrive alone or in small groups don’t linger.
In my last column, I admitted to some things I’ve never done in my 50-something-year-olddude- type-person life. (I still haven’t been to Hooters.)
Ayo Okoya-Thomas runs for the end-zone in the Bears game against Calvert. Okoya-Thomas caught five passes for 105 yards and four touchdowns in Academy’s 52-55 loss to Calvert.
Photo submitted by Becky Crauthers
C.J. Crauthers reaches the endzone after catching the pass from Cash Miller in the Bears loss to Calvert. Crauthers total eight touchdowns with six passing, one rushing, and one catching.
Photo submitted by Becky Crauthers
San Marcos Academy’s comeback fell short Friday as the Bears were defeated by the Calvert Trojans, 6255.
Olivia Wright juggles the ball against the Troy defender. Wright scored the lone goal for the Bobcats.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
San Marcos was back in the win column as the Rattlers defeated the Converse Judson Rockets 3-0 (25-13, 25-5, 25-20) for the first district win of the season.
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