Legal battle intensifies as districts start school with mask mandates
Districts in Manor and San Marcos are requiring students and staff to wear masks, joining other districts across Central Texas, but court challenges over the mandates remain.
President of Texas State University announces retirement
After nearly 20 years in the position, the president of Texas State University announced Friday she will be retiring in May of 2022.
2021 Kyle Pie in the Sky Hot Air Balloon Festival cancelled
The city of Kyle says refunds will be issued to all vendors and those who purchased tickets.
San Marcos man sentenced to 80 years on child pornography charges
While pronouncing the sentence, Judge Tibbe emphasized the child pornography’s heinous and deviant nature.
Suspect detained following incident at hotel near downtown San Marcos
SMPD says the incident occured at a hotel on the southbound I-35 service road between East Hopkins Street and Rio Vista Street.
Kyle family surprised to find large centipede in daughter's room
Victor and Keyawna Glaze say they were in shock after discovering a nearly 8-inch long Texas redheaded centipede in their daughter's bedroom.
New Costco store location coming to the City of Kyle
The City of Kyle says that getting a Costco location has been a top request from residents for retail options in the annual community survey.
Search for suspect spray-painting graffiti in Wimberley parks
Some of the things the person has painted are: "TRUMP WON", "SENILE JOE", "DEMENTIA JOE", and "LIBS SUCK."
City of San Marcos to vote on resuming utility disconnections
San Marcos City Council will soon vote on the date to continue utility disconnections and late fees that were postponed back in March 2020.
Police in San Marcos searching for aggravated assault suspect
Anyone who sees Trine Pastrano or has information about his location should contact their local law enforcement agency.
Tubing business sees massive increase following COVID-19 pandemic
The Lions Club Tube Rental feels people missed floating the river because it was one of the many activities shut down last year due to COVID-19.
City of Kyle to host La Verde Park, Cultural Trail groundbreaking
During the groundbreaking, there will be a live street fair with food trucks, market vendors, live music, interactive art and more.
TxDOT breaks ground on FM 2001 West realignment project
The project will realign FM 2001 along White Wing Trail from the curve east of County Road 118 to I-35 and widen the road.
City of San Marcos invites public to library dedication ceremony
The City of San Marcos will hold a dedication ceremony for the remodel of the San Marcos Public Library and invites the public for tours of the building.
'COVID Catch-Up' summer school begins
This year's summer school session is not expected to be a one-time student reboot. State and local administrators, as well as education advocates, believe regaining what the pandemic took will take much longer.
Jury trials to resume soon in Hays County courts
District Court jury trials will resume on Monday, June 7 and Courts-at-law jury trials will begin on July 6.
Slain San Marcos police officer honored at funeral 1 year after death
Officer Putnam was ambushed responding to a domestic violence call on April 18, 2020, along with Officers Justin Mueller and Franco Stewart.
Dripping Springs baseball team in all Austin-area regional final
The Tigers are squaring off against Rouse in an all Austin-area regional final and it's the first time Dripping Springs has made it to the fifth round in more than two decades.
Kyle police Victim Services Unit holding volunteer training
Volunteers respond to crime scenes when requested and provide crisis intervention, support, assistance, and resources to those affected.