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Airbnb, the world’s leading community-driven hospitality company, announced earlier this month that San Marcos hosts were set to earn over $41,000 in income while welcoming an additional 500 guests to

Research conducted by Ty Schepis, professor of psychology at Texas State University, helps explain how educational status might influence which people are more susceptible to different drugs. Schepis, along with

Have you ever wondered what goes on inside the mind of a DJ/radio host? Away from the studio, they blend in with most other folks. BUT, when left to their

The 4th Annual Miss Beautiful SMTX and You(th) Can Do It! Pageants will be hosted by the City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department at the San Marcos Activity

AUSTIN – How many deaths are acceptable each year on Texas roads? That’s a question TxDOT is addressing through a new ambitious goal, which ultimately states that the answer to

OXON HILL, Md. (AP) — Here are some memorable words that were used in Thursday's final rounds of the Scripps National Spelling Bee: VARSOVIENNE: A graceful dance similar to a

EL PASO, Texas (AP) — An inspection at an El Paso Border Patrol station where detained migrants are held found this month that there were 900 people crammed into the

Austin — State Representatives Donna Howard (D-Austin) and Erin Zwiener (D-Driftwood) successfully amended HB 1, the state budget, to add funding for examining and investigating reported sexual assault offenses in

MCKINNEY, Texas (AP) — A man accused of shooting a Texas state trooper while fleeing a suburban Dallas traffic stop has been indicted on multiple counts that could, if he's

After an extensive nationwide search, TreeFolks, Austin and Central Texas’ urban forestry nonprofit, announced Tom Spencer will be the next executive director beginning June 5. TreeFolks have been working with

The Record’s online poll from May 17- 31 asked readers whether they think implementing a public defenders office in Hays County would be beneficial. An attempt to submit a grant

AUSTIN (AP) — Gary Floyd cracks a smile as he looks out across the field, contemplating his favorite aspect of farming this land. "My tomatoes," he says finally. "I take