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The public is invited to attend the swearing-in ceremony for County Judgeelect Ruben Becerra and County Clerk-elect Elaine Cardenas on Wednesday, Jan. 2, at 10 a.m. Judge Linda Rodriguez will

In July of 1519, in a brazen act that would upend history, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés ordered his men to sink all but one of the 11 ships they sailed

When it comes time to recycle your live Christmas tree, they city of San Marcos is providing a number of options to make the chore more convenient. The Christmas tree

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A public funeral is set for the nation’s oldest World War II veteran who died this week in Texas at the age of 112. Richard Overton

At the Dec. 18 Commissioners Court meeting, outgoing Pct. 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant and Executive Assistant Linda Kinney were honored by court members and gifted with clocks to help them

AUSTIN — Texas’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.7 percent in November, remaining at the same 42-year low rate as in October, the Texas Workforce Commission reported Dec. 21. The

The Hays Nursing and Rehabilitation Center held its holiday “Deck the Halls” competition. Staff and residents in different wings of the nursing center come up with themes and decorate their

Many take the start of a new year as a chance to make improvements, break old habits or set personal or professional goals. We asked local elected officials what theirs

WASHINGTON (AP) — What were billed as the oldest fossils on Earth may just be some rocks, according to a new study. Two years ago, a team of Australian scientists