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Police are looking for a man they are calling a serial rock thrower after another downtown business reported that someone broke a window with a rock. “They’re happening during the

A decision on rezoning more than 930 acres of land to High Industrial will return to the Planning and Zoning Commission agenda Tuesday night. In December, the commission voted to

The Hays County Sheriff’s Office is enlisting the help of the public in locating a 32-year-old Kyle man who has been missing since Dec. 28. Omar Maya-Rangel left his home

Way back in 2017, before we were on the road to Nuremberg With Donald Trump, the Washington Post was outraged that hospitals were trying to make a profit. Like most

Editor, If you’re still thinking about New Year’s resolutions, you might consider something simple and close to home, plastic bags and water bottles. One afternoon during the holidays, I watched

Editor, Recently in the news the Supreme Court declined to hear two cases to cut off funding to Planned Parenthood. Although these cases did not involve abortion, Planned Parenthood does

Texas consumers received more than $240,000 during the 2018 fiscal year in restitution and refunds resulting from enforcement cases filed against Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) licensees. The

The city is now accepting Human Service Agency applications for funding for 2019-2020 budget allocations.   Applications are due by noon on Feb. 15. Agencies may pick up an application

Caty Partin recently retired from Gary Job Corps Center after 23 years of service. Over the years she taught all subjects for the GED, assisted students with the Job Corps