Election Day 2023: City of Kyle announces unofficial results, council runoff
The City of Kyle has released the unofficial results from the Nov. 7 election. Results are not official until they are canvassed on Nov. 14.
Missing teen in Kyle found safe
Jade-Villela-Villanueva was last seen on the night of November 5, and did not attend school November 6. Police say she's been found safe.
Missing Kyle teenager believed to be in Austin area
The missing 17-year-old was last seen getting into a white four-door vehicle at his home in Kyle.
Texas State Bobcats bowl eligible for first time since 2014
For the first time in almost a decade, the Texas State University Bobcats are bowl eligible after their win against Georgia Southern.
Man convicted, sentenced to life in prison for 2019 San Marcos apartment shooting
A second person has been convicted and sentenced for a 2019 shooting at the Village on Telluride apartments in San Marcos.
City of San Marcos accepting space heater donations
Space heaters donated during this initiative will be distributed to residents via The Salvation Army San Marcos.
San Marcos reduces drought restrictions to Stage Three
Thanks to rising water levels recently, the city of San Marcos announced drought restrictions are being reduced from Stage Four to Stage Three.
Hays CISD elementary school to close following mold discovery
A Hays CISD elementary school will be closing after a concern about a mold smell in a classroom.
Family remembers father of 8 who was shot, killed in San Marcos
Family members mourn the loss of Nathaniel Hudson, a man who was shot and killed in San Marcos at the end of September. The suspect, 18-year-old Ray Robert Saenz Jr., is in custody.
Attempted jugging stopped by Kyle police; 2 suspects arrested, 1 at large
Two men were arrested after someone reported being followed after leaving a bank in late October. A third suspect is still at large, says the Kyle Police Department.
'Dangerous' murder suspect in San Marcos had 3 previous arrests: court records
Police described the suspect as potentially dangerous. Court records show this isn't his first run-in with the law.
Families of overdose victims and law enforcement educate community on fentanyl
Oct. 28 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Local law enforcement hosted public events throughout the day to help community members dispose of unused drugs.
$345M approved for pedestrian, bicycle projects across Texas
A historic $345 million was approved by the Texas Transportation Commission for pedestrian and bicycle projects across Texas.
Man arrested after allegedly refusing to pull over, leading police on chase from Kyle to Austin
A Kyle man is facing a slew of charges after allegedly refusing to pull over and leading police on a chase while drunk.
'Trump train': Biden 2020 campaign staffer, attorney speak on City of San Marcos settlement
In this FOX 7 Focus, John Krinjak sits down with one of the staffers on the Biden 2020 campaign bus and an attorney for the plaintiffs about the settlement and what message they hope it sends.
Pecan trees to be removed at City Park in San Marcos
San Marcos Parks & Recreation staff will also be planting four dozen new trees in City Park this fall.
Texas politics: School choice, immigration and the 'Trump train'
Overnight, the Texas House got into the school voucher debate with the filing of HB 1. That bill is only only one of the big issues This Week in Texas Politics.
Kyle police arrest Houston man for attempted kidnapping of 15-year-old girl
Kyle police say the man tried to get the girl into his vehicle, then followed her as she ran into a nearby home.
'Trump train': City of San Marcos, supporters of Biden's 2020 campaign bus reach settlement
A lawsuit claimed San Marcos police failed to do their job when a group of former President Donald Trump’s supporters surrounded a Biden campaign bus on I-35.
Hays High student arrested for posting threat against school as 'joke': sheriff
The student is now facing a state jail felony for the threat, says the Hays County Sheriff's Office.