Former City of Austin advisory commission chairwoman indicted for falsifying records
68-year-old Jill Ramirez was charged with conspiracy to misapply funds and falsify records, document falsification, and false statement offenses.
ALERRT center at Texas State receives FEMA grant to create response training
The ALERRT program at Texas State was created and developed to provide proven training to first responders in order to better protect their communities and save lives.
U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo to hold reading, signing in Kyle, Texas
The reading and book signing will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 22. at the Katherine Anne Porter Literary Center in Kyle, Texas.
Kyle residents capture photos, videos of so-called UFO
In June 2021, the Pentagon released a report on UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena). Out of 144 cases, it was only able to identify one of the reported sightings as a large, deflating balloon.
What to know about venomous snakes in Central Texas
ATCEMS says it's peak snake season in Central Texas, so here are some things to know about the venomous snakes in our area.
Severe weather heading to Central Texas for Easter Sunday
A severe thunderstorm watch has been canceled for most of Central Texas.
Jason Landry: More billboards going up for missing Texas State student
Drivers on I-35 in Kyle just south of Country Road 130 now will see the face of Jason Landry on a billboard with case information on the Texas State student who went missing in December 2020.
100+ mile of trails connecting Austin to San Antonio to finish by 2036
Great Springs Project is a 100+ mile trail network connecting Austin to San Antonio. The project is finally reaching fruition and is set to be completed by 2036.
Kyle Police Department hosts 2022 Prescription Drug Take Back Day
The take back program encourages people to properly dispose of prescription and over-the-counter medications to help protect our water sources and wildlife.
Bird causes power outage for thousands in Eastern Travis County area
Thousands of Bluebonnet Electric customers in eastern Travis County were left in the dark after a bird caused a power outage.
Large grass fire reported in Wimberley near Jacob's Well Elementary
North Hays County Fire Rescue says the fire is at the intersection of FM 2325 and Valley Spring Road.
Authorities looking for suspects involved in catalytic converter thefts at San Marcos business
Crime Stoppers says that there is no actual video footage of the theft, but a truck had reportedly pulled into the parking lot the day before and then drove out after scouting the vans and counting the cameras.
Invasive Suckermouth Catfish continue to swim in San Marcos rivers
An invasive species, the Suckermouth Catfish, continues to swim in San Marcos rivers. Mitigation and research efforts are underway to try to control the population.
Man arrested following SWAT call at Kyle apartment complex
The man initially refused to leave the apartment when Hays County narcotics deputies attempted to serve a search and arrest warrant.
San Marcos opens applications for CDBG funding to support projects benefiting low income residents
The City of San Marcos is accepting applications for CDBG funding which will support eligible projects that benefit low-to-moderate income residents.
City of Kyle conducting community survey for 2023 budget
Topics in the survey include city parks, crime prevention, street and sidewalk maintenance, and the possibility of a road bond issue in November.
Free document shredding event for San Marcos, Hays County residents
Free Spring Shred Day is being held at the San Marcos City Hall parking lot on April 23 from 9 a.m. until noon or if the truck is full before noon.
City of Buda invites community to join Buda's birthday celebration
The City of Buda is inviting the community to join Buda's birthday celebration on Saturday, April 2.
San Marcos selected for equitable housing solutions initiative
San Marcos was selected to join the Housing Solutions Lab Network, an initiative that helps address housing challenges and develop equitable solutions.
Johnson High School resumes normal operations for Monday after small fire on campus this week
Johnson High School will resume normal operations on Monday following a small fire on campus on Thursday.