By Camelia Juarez News Director Cyj6@txstate.edu A fire at Iconic Village apartments has left at least 200 people displaced and six people in the hospital in unknown conditions. The first call about the fire was made at 4:27 a.m. and … Continue reading Fire at Iconic Village leaves 200 displaced and six in hospital
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Blog Content Contributor Lounging around by the pool on a hot summer day is where you can find most Americans celebrating Independence Day. You can also find others grilling in their backyard before heading out to … Continue reading Fourth of July Festivities For You
By Camelia Juarez News Director San Marcos police have indicted 20 suspects for stealing heavy equipment, vehicles and other property and sold those items for cash or drugs. The crime ring stole more than $765,000 worth of equipment, according to … Continue reading San Marcos Crime Ring Steals Thousands in Equipment
By Eric McKeefer Local Music Journalist Although many Texas State students have left to go home, and San Marcos sometimes feels empty, here at KTSW we are as busy as ever bringing you new and exciting updates from the world … Continue reading Local Listings for Summer 2018
By Camelia Juarez News Director SAN MARCOS–Police arrested a driver after he jumped the curb and struck down a man at the intersection of Riverside at the west IH-35 access and fled the scene Friday evening. The driver has been … Continue reading Suspect Arrested in Fatal Hit and Run
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director Another year came around and another edition of the “World’s Toughest Canoe Race” was taken down. The winning canoe, respectively called “Desolation Row,” took home their fourth No. 1 finish in the 262-mile marathon in … Continue reading Tackling the Texas Water Safari
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto Assistant News Director The San Marcos Police Department is hosting church safety seminars May through June. According to an email from San Marcos Communications Specialist Trey Hatt, the seminar addresses concerns of violence and safety for faith-based … Continue reading SMPD Hosts Church Safety Seminars
By Camelia Juarez News Director Cyj6@txstate.edu Three years ago on Memorial Day weekend, 13 fatalities and hundreds of homes were destroyed in a record breaking flood in Wimberley and San Marcos, and now Hays County Commissioners Court proclaims Flood Awareness … Continue reading Flood Awareness Week Proclaimed Three Years After Wimberley Flooding
By Joe Grist Web Content Contributor Record Store Day was Saturday the 21st, and due to some technical difficulties on our end we couldn’t celebrate with you! However, it’s never too late to celebrate records (especially if you’re a college … Continue reading Bad To The Bone: How Bad Ingredients Became a San Marcos Staple
By Luke Baker News Reporter @luckyobserver Long-debated San Marcos City Development Code SMTX passed April 17 in a 6-1 vote by San Marcos City Council. The plan is nearly four years in the making and many drafts of the code … Continue reading Code SMTX Passes
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor Come hang out and listen to some awesome tunes on Saturday April 21, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. with KTSW 89.9 for Forest Fuzz. This concert series for tree conservation will be held … Continue reading Buzz Mill Presents: Forest Fuzz
By Emilee Biles Host San Munchies is the segment where I bring you the best of the best of local eateries in San Marcos. I’ll be hitting up different places in search of the best tea, pizza, ice cream and … Continue reading San Munchies : Pizza
By Joyana Richer News Reporter Students voiced concerns to members of the student government body and University administration during the Spring Roundtable Meeting. President Trauth said she is making an effort to ensure a safer feeling campus for students and said … Continue reading Student Government Round Table
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto News Reporter The city of San Marcos is in the 2018 Strongest Town Competition, which is a media organization that is encouraging cities everywhere to rethink how they are built. Rachel Quednau, communications director of Strong Towns, … Continue reading San Marcos in Running for Strongest Town
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto News Reporter The passport execution fee will be increasing 10 dollars on Monday, April 2. The execution fee is for the agency that accepts and confirms the passport application. The increased fee is a result of an … Continue reading Passport Execution Fees to Increase
By Claire Hansen Blog Content Contributor Don’t get me wrong, the number of precious pups around this town give me dog envy, too, but when you’re in college, there are a few extra factors to be addressed before making the … Continue reading Read This Before You Get a Dog
By Emilee Biles Segment Producer San Munchies is the segment where I bring you the best of the best of local eateries in San Marcos. I’ll be hitting up different places in search of the best tea, pizza, ice cream, … Continue reading San Munchies: Episode Two
By Emilee Biles Other Side Drive Host San Munchies is the segment where I bring you the best of the best of local eateries in San Marcos. I’ll be hitting up different places in search of the best tea, pizza, … Continue reading San Munchies
By Jashel Negron Web Content Contributor Name: Babbette Age: 1 year old Breed: Pitbull Terrier (mix) Favorite Toy: Squeaky toy balls The first thing that caught my eye as I saw Babbette was her extremely cute smile. I thought I … Continue reading Adopt Don’t Shop: Meet Babbette
By Roberto Vela III Other Side Drive Host Roberto Vela III and Nick Williams interview Layla Mays, the social media coordinator for Bobcat Bounty. Mays talks about the background of the program, how it helps students in need and how … Continue reading Open Up the Pantry to Bobcat Bounty
