Staff Reporter

It’s a road whose name changes as it stretches onward: State Highway 80, Hopkins Street, Hunter Road, Farm to Market Road 2439.

After almost an hour and a half of presentations, questions, answers and discussion, the Planning and Zoning Commission approved the rezoning of 934 acres in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdictio

Hays County will continue its participation in a feral hog abatement program with help from a Texas A&M Agrilife Extension grant. 

Precinct 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe will keep her position on the Economic Development San Marcos (EDSM) Board after a vote in commissioners court Tuesday morning.

County Judge Ruben Becerra will preside over his first Hays County Commissioners Court meeting this morning.

The 86th Session of the Texas Legislature opens today, and both the House and Senate have plenty of business to attend to.

A decision on rezoning more than 930 acres of land to High Industrial will return to the Planning and Zoning Commission agenda Tuesday night. In December, the commission voted to

San Marcos police fatally shot a man Friday night after he pulled a pellet gun designed to look like a semiautomatic pistol, San Marcos Police Chief Chase Stapp said.

It’s the end of an era.

An Eskimo Hut franchisee will have to wait a little longer before finding out if he can open his business at Aquarena Plaza.

The Hays County Commissioners Courtroom was packed, with people lining the walls and even sitting on the floor, for the swearing-in ceremony for Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra.

The owner of a proposed Eskimo Hut location is appealing a Planning and Zoning Commission decision to deny the business a permit to sell beer and wine to walk-in and

San Marcos has earned yet another ranking: In a comparison of more than 400 U.S. college towns and cities of various sizes, San Marcos was deemed 72nd best. In the

A contentious midterm election with record-breaking voter turnout, a high-profile intoxication manslaughter trial, protests at Texas State and a deadly apartment fire that drew national attention were just some of

The deadliest fire in San Marcos history occurred early the morning of July 20 at the Iconic Village apartments on North LBJ Drive. Five residents died and numerous others were

All eyes were on Texas for the Nov. 6 midterm election, thanks to the muchhyped Senate race between Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democrat U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke. Cruz held

Two local giants of industry passed away in 2018: Richard “Dick” Burdick and Bruce Ingram. Burdick, founder of Thermon, passed away Feb. 25 after a brief illness. Burdick was known