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.

'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.

DNA evidence led to arrest in nearly 20-year-old San Marcos cold case

Sexual assault victims are getting answers and another chance at justice thanks to advanced DNA testing and the National Sexual Assault Kit Initiative. FOX 7 Austin's Meredith Aldis explains in this CrimeWatch.

FOX 7 Friday Football Game of the Week: Dripping Springs vs Westlake

This week's FOX 7 Game of the Week matchup is between two teams looking to solidify their playoff standings: the Dripping Springs Tigers and the Westlake Chaparrals. Who do you think will win? Vote in our poll!

Solar eclipse: Dripping Springs residents observe the 'ring of fire' phenomenon

You may have noticed the annular solar eclipse today if you were outside today. We caught up with some people who were out observing the out-of-this-world event in Dripping Springs.

Texas families who've lost loved ones to fentanyl attend DEA summit

In 2021, the DEA seized 47,000 fentanyl laced pills. That number doubled in 2022, and Assistant Special Agent Brian Cole says they've seized over 100,000 pills so far in 2023.

Solar eclipse: Texas prepares for 'ring of fire' Oct. 14

In the U.S., the eclipse will start in Oregon and end in Texas. In San Antonio, it will start at about 11:52 a.m. and end at about 11:56 a.m. 

Fugitives wanted for domestic violence, stalking charges in Hays County

Hays County Crime Stoppers and local law enforcement agencies are standing with survivors and victims of domestic violence and calling on the community to locate more than 40 perpetrators of these crimes.

Texas wildfire activity declining as summer comes to a close

According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, in the month of September there were close to 619 wildfires in the state of Texas, totaling around 36,000 acres.

Hays CISD student dies from possible fentanyl overdose

The Hays County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 15-year-old Hays CISD student as a possible fentanyl overdose.