Armed men rob payday loan store in San Marcos
San Marcos council picks Austin assistant city manager for top job
Single vehicle crash kills Seguin woman
City seeks vandals who defaced massive cypress tree
San Marcos residents invited to reception for city manager finalists
New I-35 Yarrington Road exit ramp to open on Friday
Wells Fargo grant to boost renewable energy research at Texas State
Wittliff Collections to open Sandra Cisneros archive with symposium
Texas State Opera Theatre stages Mozart’s ‘The Marriage of Figaro’
‘Memories From My Duffel Bag’ exhibit honors veterans at Alkek
Student robbed at gunpoint at Texas State’s Bobcat Village apartments
Texas State to host conference on legacies of the Obama administration
Wildfire consumes 250 acres of Hays County ranch
Single vehicle crash kills Seguin woman
EPA drops objection to Dripping Springs’ wastewater permit
City seeks vandals who defaced massive cypress tree
New I-35 Yarrington Road exit ramp to open on Friday
Meadows Center to host Wimberley forum on Blanco River, Onion Creek
Wildfire consumes 250 acres of Hays County ranch
Kyle police arrest suspect in Carl’s Jr. armed robbery
New I-35 Yarrington Road exit ramp to open on Friday
Will Texas lawmakers ax tree ordinances in more than 50 cities?
Fatal accident closes Interstate 35 in Kyle
Five years or 50? Jury deliberates Tarr’s punishment
Meadows Center to host Wimberley forum on Blanco River, Onion Creek
Election 2017 Results: City, school district elections in Hays County
Hays County to appoint citizens committee on electronic voting equipment
Nationwide AT&T mobile outage impacting 911 in Hays County
More than 1,800 votes went uncounted in Hays County election
Wimberley area man charged with wife’s murder
Louie’s to host anniversary beer release party for Little Guys Movers
Meadows Center to host Wimberley forum on Blanco River, Onion Creek
Despite bipartisan support, medical marijuana bill likely won’t reach House floor
Wells Fargo grant to boost renewable energy research at Texas State
Texas House lawmakers approve bill requiring more study for hog poison
Advertisement: Shuttle bus drivers needed in San Marcos
Louie’s to host anniversary beer release party for Little Guys Movers
Price Center to host next ‘4th Flea’ market this weekend
Wittliff Collections to open Sandra Cisneros archive with symposium
‘Blanco River’ author to celebrate book launch in Kyle
Texas State Opera Theatre stages Mozart’s ‘The Marriage of Figaro’
‘Memories From My Duffel Bag’ exhibit honors veterans at Alkek
More than 1,800 votes went uncounted in Hays County election
Thomaides edges out Becerra in San Marcos mayor nail-biter
Election 2016 Results: San Marcos, Buda city council runoffs
Letter: Thomaides is best choice for mayor in important election
San Marcos to choose mayor, councilmen in Tuesday runoff
Prewitt re-elected as three San Marcos races head to runoffs
Wildfire consumes 250 acres of Hays County ranch
EPA drops objection to Dripping Springs’ wastewater permit
Williams dove for cover as gunman began firing
Will Texas lawmakers ax tree ordinances in more than 50 cities?
Williams staffer among those shot at Congressional baseball practice
Invasive zebra mussels confirmed in Canyon Lake
Williams dove for cover as gunman began firing
Will Texas lawmakers ax tree ordinances in more than 50 cities?
UT police on stabbing spree: ‘This was not a conspiracy’
Trump administration doesn’t view Austin as ‘sanctuary’ city, mayor says
Feds: Travis County recently released more than 140 undocumented inmates wanted by feds
Texas poised to spend $2.5B on urban highway projects
Cyrier urged Abbott to veto bill legalizing hot air balloon hunting
Two men arrested after drug raid east of San Marcos
Texas Senate authorizes special San Marcos River recreation district
Great Texas River Cleanup volunteers clear 15,000 pounds of trash
Firefighters contain grassfire near San Marcos airport
CAMPO gives boost to regional park-and-ride plan
Single vehicle crash kills Seguin woman
Texas Senate authorizes special San Marcos River recreation district
San Marcos, Hays County open new overpass at Texas 123, Wonder World Drive
San Antonio congressman Lamar Smith sets ‘Make EPA Great Again’ hearing
Suspect arrested in New Braunfels, Schertz bank robberies
Amtrak studying San Antonio-Austin commuter rail service
Invasive zebra mussels confirmed in Canyon Lake
Man drowns while swimming in Guadalupe River in New Braunfels
San Antonio congressman Lamar Smith sets ‘Make EPA Great Again’ hearing
Suspect arrested in New Braunfels, Schertz bank robberies
Reward increased for arrest in New Braunfels bank robbery
Police investigate bank robbery in New Braunfels
San Antonio, El Paso voters choose new mayors
Texas poised to spend $2.5B on urban highway projects
San Antonio congressman Lamar Smith sets ‘Make EPA Great Again’ hearing
Amtrak studying San Antonio-Austin commuter rail service
Texas ties vehicle registration to child support
San Antonio beer tour organizer adds San Marcos to itinerary
Cyrier urged Abbott to veto bill legalizing hot air balloon hunting
Williams dove for cover as gunman began firing
Will Texas lawmakers ax tree ordinances in more than 50 cities?
Invasive zebra mussels confirmed in Canyon Lake
San Antonio, El Paso voters choose new mayors
Texas senators Cornyn and Cruz defend Trump’s firing of Comey
Cyrier urged Abbott to veto bill legalizing hot air balloon hunting
Will Texas lawmakers ax tree ordinances in more than 50 cities?
Despite bipartisan support, medical marijuana bill likely won’t reach House floor
Senate passes bill to eliminate most vehicle safety inspections
Texas teachers have mixed opinions on bid Isaac’s bill to reduce state tests
Feral hog poison in Texas on hold — for now
Immigrants picked up, but no massive raids, authorities say
Amtrak studying San Antonio-Austin commuter rail service
Soaked Hays, Caldwell counties brace for more rain
Border communities have lower crime rates
Pope Francis to finish Mexico trip at the edge of the Rio Grande
Texas attorney general unveils unit to fight human trafficking
City seeks resident comments for disaster relief plan
San Marcos council to allocate $25M in federal flood relief funds
Open house tonight on Post Road bridge replacement
Soaked Hays, Caldwell counties brace for more rain
San Marcos to observe flood anniversary with flag-raising ceremony
BR3T to update public on regional flood recovery efforts
Monday, June 12th, 2017
Voters in San Antonio ousted incumbent Mayor Ivy Taylor on Saturday and elected Ron Nirenberg. In El Paso, former Republican state Rep. Dee Margo will take the helm of the state's largest border city.
Friday, November 20th, 2015
San Antonio City Council member JOE KRIER writes that Interstate 35 corridor leaders should ‘seriously discuss the creation of a regional airport — a DFW for Central Texas.’
Thursday, November 19th, 2015
The San Antonio City Council on Wednesday unanimously — albeit cautiously — approved plans for a sizable water rate increase that will pay, in part, for a controversial, $3.4 billion water pipeline.
Sunday, June 14th, 2015
Declaring victory at her election night party, Interim Mayor Ivy Taylor asked supporters if they realized they had "defeated a political machine," by edging out former State Sen. Leticia Van de Putte in the San Antonio mayoral...
Friday, June 12th, 2015
A photo finish is expected Saturday in the San Antonio mayoral runoff, which features interim Mayor Ivy Taylor and former state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte vying for the city's top job. Both sides are claiming momentum...
Tuesday, May 12th, 2015
San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor and former state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte are expected to advance to a runoff in the race for the city's top job.
Monday, November 17th, 2014
Frustrated for decades in its search for a new source of water, San Antonio thinks it has finally divined the answer. It will pay a premium to let private companies do the work.
Friday, October 31st, 2014
The San Antonio City Council on Thursday unanimously voted in front of a packed chamber to approve a controversial pipeline that would bring in groundwater from 142 miles away.
Thursday, October 9th, 2014
At a San Antonio City Council hearing on a $3.4 billion contract that would pipe 16 billion gallons of water a year into the city, residents called for more time before a vote to buy some of...
Monday, October 6th, 2014
San Antonio is one step closer to buying some of the most expensive water ever sold in Texas. The city's water utility says the $3.4 billion deal is right for the growing region, but critics say it...
