By Preethi Mangadu News & Culture Director Texas State University is hosting the first presidential debate to be held in Texas for the upcoming 2024 general election. The Commission on Presidential Debates announced the news this morning. The debate takes place Sept. 16 at the University Events Center. It will be one of four national general election debate sites. President Kelly Damphousse said in an email that after learning more […]
Oyinda Rickford News Reporter In an unexpected turn, the eagerly awaited Vision San Marcos plan, a comprehensive initiative set to redefine urban development in the region, has been postponed. The decision followed a special session of the San Marcos City Council, where officials cited the need for a meticulous approach to ensure the plan's long-term success. Originally scheduled for implementation later this year, the Vision San Marcos plan aimed to […]
By Danielle De Lucia and Ezekiel Ramirez Chief Editor of News and News Reporter On this week’s newscast, co-hosts Danielle De Lucia and Ezekiel Ramirez bring news about a former San Marcos teacher charged with three counts of sexual assault, the newly elected City Council Members of San Marcos, Texas State University professors make a key discovery of how planets are formed and more. Tune in every Thursday at 5 […]
By Preethi Mangadu and Omar Gonzalez News & Culture Director and News Reporter On this week’s newscast, co-hosts Preethi Mangadu and Omar Gonzalez bring news about the Nov. 7, 2023, election results, San Marcos reentering Stage 3 drought restrictions, the San Marcos City Council postponing the vote on Vision SMTX++ and more. Tune in every Thursday at 5 p.m. at 89.9 or here on the KTSW blog. We are the […]
By Omar Gonzalez News Reporter In a meaningful tribute to a beloved community member, Harvey Miller, the 3rd annual Harvey Miller Day of Service took place this past weekend. This event, organized by the Dunbar Heritage Association in collaboration with Keep San Marcos Beautiful and the Hays County Food Bank, brought together residents in a collective effort to give back to their community. In 1999, Harvey Miller founded the Dunbar Heritage […]
By Madelyn Weirich News Reporter A North American river otter was spotted at Spring Lake in San Marcos, signaling hope for community river advocates working to ensure the water’s quality and sustainability. In a Facebook post on Oct. 12, the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment shared photos of the otter poking its head above the water. Dive Coordinator Mike Flores spotted the playful creature while exploring the […]
By Preethi Mangadu and Oyinda Rickford News & Culture Director and News Reporter On this week’s newscast, co-hosts Preethi Mangadu and Oyinda Rickford bring news about the cold front this week, Hill Country Studio's construction, the Meadows Center's renewed partnership and more. Tune in every Thursday at 5 p.m. at 89.9 or here on the KTSW blog. We are the other side of news.
By Andrea Narro News Reporter SAN MARCOS – The City of San Marcos along with The Capital Area Rural Transportation System (CARTS) provides many transportation options for all citizens within the city, and other routes to surrounding cities such as Austin, Wimberley, and Bastrop. The Municipal bus, also known as SMTX The Bus, is one of the most common transit services people use within the area. Donna Aaron, Office manager/ […]
By Ezekiel Ramirez News Reporter Early voting began for the Nov. 7 election. This year’s November election includes 14 state constitutional amendments that voters can approve or deny. San Marcos and other towns also have their own measures and official races on the ballot. Early voting opened Oct. 23 and will continue until Nov. 3. Voter Registration Voter registration for the upcoming election has closed. Students and San Marcos residents […]
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