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Compassion, safety, and comfort. Those are some words that can be used to describe what those who have experienced trauma or violence, perhaps, feel when entering into the new space that recently opened at the San Marcos Police Department.

Moments of Pride

Mermaids are on parade

The man who is charged with arson causing bodily injury/death, a first degree felony, in connection to the Iconic Village apartment fire in July 2018 that killed five and injured others, including one critically, will be released on personal bond, according to the Hays County District Attorney’s Office.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton attacked his Republican rivals and displayed an openness to challenging U.S. Sen. John Cornyn in 2026 while speaking out Wednesday for the first time since his acquittal on corruption charges at his impeachment trial.

Lions Club offers vision screenings

The Hays County Commissioners Court proclaimed Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 as Hispanic Heritage Month at their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday.

More than any other state, people born in Texas stay in Texas. The US Bureau of the Census recently released data indicating the state of residence by place of birth.

In a continued effort to enhance health knowledge and information in the community, a group of health experts will weigh in on various topics that may help people in maintaining a better life in the senior years.

Kyle City Council unanimously approved the city’s budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24 during their Tuesday, Sept. 19 meeting, according to city officials.

Gov. Greg Abbott said Tuesday his long-awaited special session on “school choice” will start next month while promising political consequences for lawmakers who stand in the way of his priority legislation.

San Marcos City Council voted on several hot-button financial items for the community on Tuesday, including passage of a budget and tax rate.