by Kalie Souknary KTSW Web Content If you've ever had one of those days where you're just not feelin' it, you understand how something as small as a smile, someone asking about your day, or even just someone holding the door open for you can make your day much better. One day I was just feeling down for no reason. I was supposed to study that day, so I packed up all my stuff […]
Kalie Souknary Web Content Contributor *KTSW consists of and respects varying opinions within its staff. Opinion articles do not reflect the opinion of KTSW as a whole. We all have those people in our classes that we just can’t stand. Over my three years at Texas State University, I’ve been able to categorize these people and distinguish exactly what I can’t stand about them. This, my fellow bobcats, is a […]
Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director Before the Texas Attorney General addressed the media on June 1st, Hays County Emergency Management Coordinator Kharley Smith had the latest regarding the Hays County floods. Since this press conference the bodies of Sue McNeil Carey, 71, and Laura Schultz McComb, 34, were identified by Hays County officials. This brings the list of missing people down to four. Hays County has recovered nine fatalities and identified eight […]
Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director On June 1st, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joined the list of political speakers to hold a press conference in San Marcos regarding the Hays County floods. “Unfortunately, in past disasters we’ve seen a pattern in which an initial disaster is followed by a second wave of disaster, in the form of shady individuals who are trading scams and fraud,” said Paxton. When a disaster […]
By: Taylor Zavala News Director Currently the number of individuals listed as missing following the Hays County flooding is two children. The first individuals identified immediately following the Memorial Weekend flooding were Jose Alvero Arteaga-Pichardo (29) found May 24 and Dayton Larry Thomas (74) who was found May 26 following the discovery of their bodies. On Wednesday, May 27th, recovery crews located the body of a male child along the […]
By Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director Wednesday morning meant another update on rescue efforts and the devastation caused by the Memorial weekend floods. Emergency Management Coordinator Ken Bell somberly addressed the press from the San Marcos Police Department. “We are still in search and rescue mode. We are still looking for viable victims,” Bell said. The search is especially thorough in Wimberley, where the heart of the devastation took place. Frequent […]
By Jacob Reynolds & Tara Pohlmeyer Hays County, San Marcos and Wimberley are working to recover after 1200 to 1300 structures were damaged and over 67 homes were swept away during the flooding on Sunday morning. There are now 12 confirmed missing persons, up from three yesterday. Government officials are asking that residents stay safe and not enter contaminated waters. It is not safe for the general public to go down […]
Interviewer: Kendra Sells, Music Reviewer Interviewee: Dent May Hello, this is Kendra Sells with KTSW 89.9 and I’m here with Dent May outside of Wonderland here at SXSW Dent: Wussup Yall? How many shows have you played this week and what has been your favorite one? Dent: That was our 3rd or 4th show so it’s been pretty chill compared to years where we’ve played like 12 to 14. I think my […]
By Janelle Abad Assistant Music Director West coast natives Brodie Jenkins and Johnny Hwin of the dream-pop duo, Cathedrals sat down to talk with KTSW after their performance at Hype Machine's Hype Hotel. Cathedrals recently released their debut EP earlier this year via Neon Gold Records and in the spirit of SXSW, took on an astounding nine shows in nine days. (see the slideshow below for a photo gallery of […]
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