San Antonio man dies in San Marcos crash
A witness reported a Dodge pickup truck had changed lanes to avoid another vehicle when it crashed into the back of the semi-trailer.
San Marcos CISD suspends curbside meals at Mendez Elementary after employee tests positive for COVID-19
The suspension will be in effect until further notice.
San Marcos holds benefit for officers shot, wounded in line of duty
In April, three officers were responding to a family violence call. The officers were ambushed and Officer Putnam was shot and killed. Officers Mueller and Stewart were critically wounded.
Texas State among top institutions worldwide for social impact
The university made it onto the Times Higher Education(THE) University Impact Rankings for a second consecutive year.
Texas State launches investigation over alleged racially biased comments made by basketball head coach
A statement from the university's Director of Athletics Dr. Larry Teis, says that he requested the formal investigation through the Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX.
San Marcos police searching for suspect in deadly hit-and-run crash
The crash happened in the 1600 block of Post Road on Monday, June 1 at around 10 p.m. The person killed has been identified as 41-year-old Dwight Garrett Thomas.
Victim identified in San Marcos fatal shooting, search for suspect
21-year-old Steven Deshawn Crawford’s current whereabouts are unknown.
Suspects identified in San Marcos shooting
According to police, the two victims said they were attacked by multiple armed assailants in an attempted robbery at the victim's apartment.
Police responding to incident in San Marcos, residents asked to stay indoors
The incident is happening in the 1200 block of Sadler Drive.
Seven-year-old dies after being ejected in San Marcos rollover crash
Police say speed and a blown tire are expected to be a factor in the crash.
Texas State using 3D printers to produce coronavirus testing swabs
One condition of Texas State’s participation is that the swabs produced must be used in Texas.
Police: Two dead in rollover accident, nine total ejected from SUV including five children
According to witnesses, a white 2002 Ford Explorer left IH35 and flipped multiple times which resulted in the ejection of nine out of the ten occupants. Only the driver was is suspected to have been wearing a seatbelt.
San Marcos riverfront parks reopen
For the past two months, the parks in San Marcos have been closed in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the community.
Hays County completes COVID-19 testing at nursing home facilities
The task force, made of 18 testing and eight support personnel, has set up a system allowing them to test up to 100 people an hour at facilities in Dripping Springs, Wimberley, Kyle and San Marcos.
Police: San Marcos hit-and-run suspect turns himself in
SMPD says the arrest was only possible after a citizen recognized the red Chevrolet truck involved in the crash.
City of San Marcos to reopen riverfront parks May 22
Individuals may utilize the river for active recreation such as tubing, kayaking, canoeing, or swimming. Dog walking and exercising is permitted on park trails open to the public.
Texas Rangers identify man who killed San Marcos police officer, injured two others
The Rangers say Jose Alfredo Perez DeLaCruz, 46, was the person who shot and killed Officer Justin Putnam and wounded officers Franco Stewart and Justin Mueller on the evening of April 18.
San Marcos Police Officer returns home after recovering from gunshot wound
According to the City of San Marcos, Officer Franco Stewart was released from physical therapy following a gunshot wound he sustained when he was ambushed during a domestic dispute call.
City of San Marcos accepting applications for COVID-19 response funds
Applications will be accepted through May 20.
Local malls open up for business, but with safety protocols
You'll start to see many businesses around Austin begin to open, with precautions. But if you ask the city council, they have a different opinion.