Texas State had four times more sexual assaults in 2016, 2017 than originally reported
A revised crime report from Texas State University shows that the university had four times more sexual assaults and dating and domestic violence cases than originally reported.
San Marcos launches "Kudos Coin" program
The coin can be earned by behaviors such as collecting litter, helping a neighbor, and protecting San Marcos's waterways and can be redeemed at local businesses.
Kyle PD: 19-year-old man found dead in car
Benjamin Verse, 19, of Kyle was found in his car alone in the parking lot of a closed business.
San Marcos shooting suspect arrested in Louisiana
20-year-old Davonte Miller had been wanted for shooting an 18-year-old "multiple times" on September 24.
San Marcos students could return in a week to evacuated apartments
Some of the residents of the Vie Lofts in San Marcos were allowed a brief visit to their homes Monday to collect personal belongings. The building was evacuated by the city Friday night.
Texas State students displaced after apartment complex fails inspection
162 Texas State students have been displaced and are scrambling for information on next-steps after an off campus student apartment complex in San Marcos failed a building inspection Friday.
Mandatory evacuation ordered for apartments in San Marcos
The City of San Marcos has issued a mandatory evacuation for the 162 residents of the Vie Lofts apartment complex.
Speed likely a factor in deadly San Marcos crash
Just after Midnight Friday morning San Marcos Fire and Hays County EMS were dispatched to the 300 block of West Hopkins for a major traffic collision.
Kyle grandmother, three others rescued from house fire
Throughout the day, many of those who drove by a house on Goforth Road east of Kyle glanced over for a quick look. A few hours earlier a dramatic rescue took place here.
Firework malfunction leads to multiple grass fires in Kyle
The City of Kyle had a malfunction during their Fourth of July fireworks celebration, which caused multiple grass fires as fireworks somehow where ignited at the same time.
Fourth of July holiday prompts talk of firework safety
The Fourth of July is Thursday and odds are you'll head to a fireworks show or set off some of your own. Now is the time to be thinking about firework safety.
Kyle police identify man killed in motorcycle crash on FM 150 West
Kyle police have identified a man killed in a Sunday night motorcycle crash in Kyle.
Hays County will continue prosecuting marijuana cases despite new hemp law
A San Marcos city councilman is one of several people asking Hays County to establish cite and release policies for possession of small amounts of marijuana. This comes after a new state law legalizing the production and regulation of hemp made it difficult to prosecute people for marijuana charges.
Report shows San Marcos police didn't cite-and-release any black people in 2018
A local activist organization is calling on San Marcos police to evaluate cite-and-release policies.
Texas State has been misreporting campus crime stats
The Department of Education recently put a magnifying glass on Texas State University after an uptick in crime in San Marcos over the past several months. According to students, the word of crime around town spread quickly.
CLEAT convention honors first responders in El Paso shooting, Austin water rescue
Hundreds of law enforcement officers gathered in San Marcos Saturday for the Combined Law Enforcement Association Of Texas, or CLEAT, convention, an annual convention, training and awards ceremony honoring first responders.
SMPD: We are not dropping homeless off in Austin
The San Marcos Police Department said, contrary to the statement they sent us on Wednesday, a man their officer dropped off in Austin was actually not homeless.
Hometown Friday: Dripping Springs
FOX 7 Austin's Tierra Neubaum talks to head football coach Galen Zimmerman, a few of the players and gets a performance from the Hi-Steppers.
San Marcos police drop off shirtless, shoeless man in South Austin
An Austin woman said she witnessed a San Marcos police officer drop off a man who appeared to be homeless near Onion Creek Parkway in mid-June.
SMPD officer who lost leg after being hit by suspected drunk driver stands again
A police officer who lost her leg after being hit by a drunk driver is standing again. San Marcos Police Chief Stapp shared a video of Officer Cormier standing up for the first time in physical therapy since she was injured on the job.