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NEW YORK (AP) — Black Friday enthusiasts woke up before dawn and traveled cross-state to their favorite malls in search of hot deals, kicking off a shortened shopping season that

AUSTIN (AP) — Officials lifted evacuation orders Friday for around 50,000 people on the Texas Gulf Coast, determining a massive fire was finally under control at a chemical plant rocked

The City of San Marcos’ Risk Management Team was recognized by the Texas Public Risk Management Association at its annual conference on Nov. 11 The city’s risk management team received

The community is invited to attend a public meeting regarding Blanco Gardens improvements this Wednesday. The City of San Marcos plans to hold a community meeting regarding Blanco Gardens Improvements

With the holiday season at hand, The Salvation Army has made it easier to volunteer with its Register to Ring management program. The Salvation Army’s Register to Ring will make

WASHINGTON (AP) — The lack of transparency at the Supreme Court begins with the heavy red drapes that frame the courtroom on all sides. The court replaced the drapes this

A powerful storm making its way east from California is causing major disruptions during the year’s busiest travel weekend, as forecasters warned that intensifying snow and ice could thwart millions

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Union Pacific wants a court to invalidate an 1872 pact requiring it to keep a certain number of jobs in an East Texas town indefinitely. The

Sempulse, a tenant of Texas State University’s Science, Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Park, has received the Innovation Award from the Association of University Research Parks (AURP) for developing a

America Recycles Month The City of San Marcos proclaimed November as America Recycles Month. Front row: Amy Kirwin , Heather Wooten, Katie Garcia, Megan Gardner, Natalie Hodge Back row: Major