Alzheimer's Association holds Ride to End ALZ in Wimberley
You can enjoy views of the Texas Hill Country while biking for a good cause.
Nearly $4.24B in bonds on November ballot for Central Texas schools
Nine Central Texas school districts have called bond elections for this November, asking for nearly $4.24 billion for campus improvements, security and technology upgrades and new construction.
San Marcos police officer resigns after being charged with injury to child, violence against family
The Hays County Sheriff’s Office obtained arrest warrants for the officer, and he was arrested by them at the San Marcos Police Department after submitting his resignation.
Eanes ISD ranks 10th best school district in the nation in new list
Eanes ISD also was ranked the best school district in Texas and the Austin area, and fifth for both best teachers and best place to teach in Texas.
Buda wildfire: Fire about 50 percent contained, 35 acres burned
About 35 acres were burned following a brush fire in Buda Wednesday afternoon.
Boil water notice rescinded for Plum Creek water system in Hays County
The notice was due to a water main break causing a service outage to some customers on the east side of I-35 and affected neighborhoods include Green Pastures, Rolling Hills, Windy Hills, and Dove Hills.
Drought impact at Jacob's Well tracked by monitoring wells
As water managers wait for more data to come in from the monitoring wells, park officials are also waiting to see how much rain will fall this winter. That will determine the new summer swimming policy.
Dallas police raid Plano short term rental property used by alleged sex trafficking ring
The Dallas police department arrested two people during a raid on a Plano home on Thursday in an attempt to bust a sex trafficking ring.
San Marcos residents encouraged to participate in community survey
The survey is designed to gather feedback from residents on an array of issues including affordability, transportation, education, recreational opportunities, and civic engagement.
Kyle man arrested for making threats against Austin Waldorf School
The school reported to the Travis County Sheriff's Office that they had received threatening voicemails which were severe enough that the school closed for two days as a precaution.
City of Kyle crews repair broken water main
The City of Kyle repaired a broken waterline main that was on Star of Texas Dr.
'Rainbow fentanyl' warning: DEA says drug used to target young children
The DEA has issued alerts after recent suspected overdoses and deaths involving fentanyl in children in Hays County.
Texas barbecue restaurant workers get more than $230K recovered in back wages
According to the US Department of Labor, Black's Barbecue Inc. shared servers' tips with managers.
Deputies asking for help identifying suspect in San Marcos car theft
Hays County deputies are asking the public for help in identifying a possible suspect in a recent theft of a vehicle.
Jason Landry: Aunt of missing Texas State student thankful for continued support
A new sign has gone up at the Wake of the Dead Coffee House in San Marcos to help the effort to find Texas State student Jason Landry, who has been missing since December 2020.
Hobby Lobby to open location in Kyle in 2023
The Kyle location, forecasted to open in late summer of 2023, joins more than 900 Hobby Lobby stores across the nation.
Hays County man receives 60 years in prison for sexually assaulting child
The man was accused of sexually assaulting a young girl repeatedly beginning when she was about nine years old, says the Hays County District Attorney's office.
Learning to square dance with Austin Square and Round Dancing Association
Square dancing is considered the state dance of Texas and ASRDA is providing lessons for people to learn.
Alleged racist incident against Hays CISD volleyball players 'cannot be verified', Comal ISD says
Comal ISD said after reviewing video and gathering statements from more than 30 people who were at the game, they did not find evidence to back the claims made.
Fentanyl-related overdose deaths prompt agencies to form task force
Because of the increase in overdose deaths, the Kyle Police Department, DEA and other local agencies have formed a task force to track down criminals that are responsible and raise public awareness.