Memorial service to mark one year since San Marcos officer was killed
One year following his death, San Marcos Police will host a public memorial service for Officer Putnam on Sunday, April 18th.
One year following his death, San Marcos Police will host a public memorial service for Officer Putnam on Sunday, April 18th.
San Marcos resident arrested for participation in Capitol riot
A San Marcos resident and reported video editor with Infowars has been arrested and charged for participating in the January 6 Capitol riot.
A San Marcos resident and reported video editor with Infowars has been arrested and charged for participating in the January 6 Capitol riot.
San Marcos CISD students return to in-person learning
Close to all of San Marcos CISD's students returned to campus Monday.
Close to all of San Marcos CISD's students returned to campus Monday.
Man killed in San Marcos during police incident on I-35
The San Marcos Police Department says it responded to an incident early morning Saturday that resulted in the shooting death of the suspect.
The San Marcos Police Department says it responded to an incident early morning Saturday that resulted in the shooting death of the suspect.
35 indicted on federal drug trafficking charges filed in Austin
The US Attorney's office says federal authorities arrested 21 individuals on April 8 and the other 14 were already in custody.
The US Attorney's office says federal authorities arrested 21 individuals on April 8 and the other 14 were already in custody.
Suspect used kitchen knife in aggravated robbery, San Marcos police say
San Marcos police say a woman entered a Sunoco gas station and robbed the clerk with a large kitchen knife.
San Marcos police say a woman entered a Sunoco gas station and robbed the clerk with a large kitchen knife.
Celebrating National Beer Day at Dripping Springs breweries
There are more than 50 breweries in the Austin area and several of them are located on Fitzhugh Road in Dripping Springs.
There are more than 50 breweries in the Austin area and several of them are located on Fitzhugh Road in Dripping Springs.
TAMU-SA to honor life of 19-year-old student killed in Kyle
It's been five months since 19-year-old Christopher Trevino was shot and killed while protecting his sister in Kyle.
It's been five months since 19-year-old Christopher Trevino was shot and killed while protecting his sister in Kyle.
City of San Marcos entering stage one drought restrictions
The restrictions also limit at-home car washing, washing of impervious surfaces, and foundation watering to one day per week.
The restrictions also limit at-home car washing, washing of impervious surfaces, and foundation watering to one day per week.
All SMCISD students expected to return to campus starting April 12
All students, except those with approved medical exemptions, will be expected to return for in-person learning starting April 12.
All students, except those with approved medical exemptions, will be expected to return for in-person learning starting April 12.
17-year-old arrested following San Marcos vehicle pursuit
17-year-old Christopher Rodriguez-Cerda was arrested after he allegedly led Hays County deputies on a pursuit and crashed into another driver.
17-year-old Christopher Rodriguez-Cerda was arrested after he allegedly led Hays County deputies on a pursuit and crashed into another driver.
Central Texas counties getting ready to vaccinate all adults
As Central Texas counties wait for COVID-19 vaccine doses, officials are urging residents to be patient and wait for their names to be called.
As Central Texas counties wait for COVID-19 vaccine doses, officials are urging residents to be patient and wait for their names to be called.
Hays County still requiring appointments for COVID-19 vaccines
Beginning March 29, all adults in Texas will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, but in Hays County, appointments will still be required.
Beginning March 29, all adults in Texas will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, but in Hays County, appointments will still be required.
Hays County Jail to reopen for onsite in-person visitation
Jail visits had been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but beginning March 22, in-person visits will be allowed by appointment only.
Jail visits had been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but beginning March 22, in-person visits will be allowed by appointment only.
Greater San Marcos Partnership hosts Spring 2021 job fair
Resume review assistance, as well as enrolling in education and training tracks will be available to prepare job seekers for a new career.
Resume review assistance, as well as enrolling in education and training tracks will be available to prepare job seekers for a new career.
Dripping Springs to hold open house on transportation master plan
The open house will be held through Zoom on March 31 from 6-8 p.m.
The open house will be held through Zoom on March 31 from 6-8 p.m.
Man arrested in San Antonio for murder of San Marcos woman
Police say this is the second homicide in San Marcos in 2021.
Police say this is the second homicide in San Marcos in 2021.
Central Texas to receive over half a billion in stimulus funds
Texas is expected to receive just over $27 billion in total, with $16.8 billion for the state government and $10.4 billion for local governments.
Texas is expected to receive just over $27 billion in total, with $16.8 billion for the state government and $10.4 billion for local governments.
Kyle PD searching for those responsible for 'swatting' incident
The person or people responsible could face a number of charges and be ordered to pay restitution for the ongoing investigation.
The person or people responsible could face a number of charges and be ordered to pay restitution for the ongoing investigation.
Woman caught "red handed" after painting graffiti at Dripping Springs City Hall
Offensive words, focusing on racism, were spray-painted on the outside walls of city hall in the early morning hours of March 10, according to the city.
Offensive words, focusing on racism, were spray-painted on the outside walls of city hall in the early morning hours of March 10, according to the city.