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Due to historic drought conditions that continue to stress the city's water supply and the increased high demand on the city's water system, the city of Kyle is moving to Amended Stage 3 Mandatory Water Use Management Rules effective today, according to a press release from the city.

A sweeping new Texas law aimed at undermining the ability of the state’s bluer urban areas to enact progressive policies is unconstitutional, a Travis County judge ruled Wednesday.

DEAR ABBY: I had my daughter later in life. I was almost 41. I am no beauty queen, but now, 12 years later, I have been asked by two different people if I am my daughter’s grandmother. It was so upsetting, I cried for weeks. I have always been self-conscious about my looks.

Companies get their 2023 game on for local business showcase

San Marcos Fire Marshal Jonathan Henderson was recently promoted to assistant chief, according to city officials.

Eighty-four new laws, including 35 Senate bills authored by State Sen. Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo, and 49 House bills she sponsored during the 2023 legislative session, will become effective in Texas on Friday.

San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce adds to its board, prepares for major Business Showcase event

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The Texas Public Safety Commission along with Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steven McCraw, presented a Director’s Citation, two Lifesaving Awards and two Unit Citations at the PSC meeting on Aug. 24, at DPS Headquarters in Austin.