A little rain did not stop the Indigenous Cultures Institute from hosting its 16th annual Sacred Springs Powwow. Though the ...

Hays County survey respondents identified housing stability, government transparency and water conservation as key concerns, ...

On Friday, October 23, Dr. Alberto Giordano, Professor of Geography at Texas State University, will share the results of a ...

Storied college football Coach Dennis Franchione, who twice led the Bobcat football team and guided the program through its transition to the Football Bowl Subdivision, died at the age of ...

Gary Job Corps is one of the largest Job Corps centers in the nation, sitting on approximately 800 acres with an onboarding ...

San Marcos EMS officially began service at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, immediately after San Marcos-Hays County EMS ended emergency medical operations Sept. 30. The transition closed a 43-year ...

The Lone Star Lore podcast uncovers Texas history not taught in school, brought to life through entertaining storytelling and ...

Despite leading 17-3 at halftime and outgaining the Aztecs 565-239 in total yards, Texas State was outscored 28-12 in the ...

After 17 years of service to the City of San Marcos, Fire Chief Les Stephens will retire September 30, concluding a nearly 40 ...

Local historian Grady Early will explore more than two centuries of San Marcos history Tuesday, Oct. 6, in the first of four weekly sessions examining “What Makes San Marcos, San ...

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has named Texas State University’s Kate Spradley, Ph.D., one of the ...

The school district has reduced its 2026-27 tax rate by 12.5 cents per $100 of taxable value. Thomas Lastrapes, with Tijerina ...