By Jolee Gavito News Reporter SAN MARCOS– Hays County Judge Alicia Key denied Texas State’s motion to limit the scope of Thomas Alter’s lawsuit against the university, the Texas State Employees Union (TSEU) announced in a Sept. 24 Instagram post. This decision was made this past Monday, Sept. 21, nearly one month after his hearing that was held on Aug. 27. “This is a huge win for accountability and once […]
By Kira Utter News Reporter BUDA– Buda police arrested one suspect on Sept. 5 involved in an aggravated robbery at an apartment last month and are asking for the public’s help in locating the other five suspects involved. Around 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 31, 2025, the Buda Police Department responded to a call for a report of an aggravated robbery inside a residence at an apartment complex located in […]
By Christopher Figueroa Blog Content Contributor According to The JED Foundation, approximately 20% of high school students and 11% of college students suffer from suicidal thoughts every year. “11% of college students ages 18 and older have had thoughts of suicide in the past year. 20.4% of high school students reported having seriously considered suicide in the past year. The percentage of students who reported having seriously considered suicide varied […]
By Virginia Ruiz Camauer News Reporter BUDA– The City of Buda accepted a $3 million investment from the Buda Economic Development Corporation (EDC) to expand Championship Park. According to a press release, the renovations include upgraded ball fields for softball and baseball, and recreational fields for soccer, flag football and lacrosse– all built to support big tournaments hosted by the city and used by locals. The expected completion for the […]
By Hunter Benson News Reporter SAN MARCOS– Hays County moves forward with a planned overpass to eliminate rail and roadway conflict at the Centerpoint Road crossing. According to a press release, the Centerpoint Road overpass will extend from I-35 to Hunter Road and include shared-use paths to enable bike and pedestrian transit. The project intends to increase safety for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists while reducing delays due to crossing trains. […]
By Kaylee Gonzalez Assistant Director, News Reporter HAYS COUNTY— Hays County property taxpayers will temporarily lose access to online tax services starting Monday, Sept. 21, as the tax office replaces its property tax software system for the first time in more than 20 years. According to a Hays County press release, the property tax system will become unavailable starting Sept. 21 through Oct. 13 as the Hays County Tax Office […]
By Jolee Gavito News Reporter SAN MARCOS– For the first time in over a year, electric scooters have returned to the San Marcos area, as a unanimous vote from the San Marcos City Council permitted micromobility company Lime to launch 150 scooters within city limits. In partnership with Texas State University and the city, Lime scooters will cover downtown San Marcos, campus and the eastern side of Interstate 35. Andrew […]
By Brooke Bousley Blog Content Contributor San Marcos, a town where nightlife is typically defined by the stereotypical college bar or club experience, was recently home to a rare and transformative sanctuary for unabashed fervor. The local creatives and youth gathered for an event directly involving ballroom culture, hosted by a student-run creative publication for Project PURE: The Ball. The only requirement? Authenticity. The event itself featured four vibrant categories […]
By Kira Utter Blog Content Contributor The country road is lined with vibrant green foliage. The drive home is pleasant and secluded. Not many people drive this far down the road unless they are leaving town. Off Post Road, Casata sits tucked away from the bustle of the city as an up-and-coming community with tech-enabled cottage homes. Originating from Austin, Casata’s new location in San Marcos offers a solution to […]
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