The group working to make the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter a no-kill facility is moving forward and has plans to present a final draft of a plan to the San Marcos City Council this summer.
Just as free speech on college campuses draws attention at the Texas Capitol, Turning Point USA (TPUSA) is coming under fire at Texas State University.
It’s the time of year that Texans ply the highways and back roads looking for this year’s spectacular wildflower show. San Marcos residents have the same opportunity, without leaving town. This outrageous display is on Burleson Street. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
Approximately 5,000 Texas State students, faculty and staff are expected to participate in the 17th annual Bobcat Build community volunteer event Saturday, April 13.
HOUSTON (AP) — A tank holding a flammable chemical caught fire at a Texas plant Tuesday, killing one worker, critically injuring two others and sending other panicked employees fleeing over a fence
BILLERICA, Mass. (AP) — A skunk that somehow got its head stuck in a discarded can of beer is being cared for by veterinarians.
High school students from more than 100 Future Farmers of America chapters congregate to check in and study in Texas State University’s Agriculture Building as they wait for t
After the announcer’s signal, Water Safari hopefuls paddle furiously down the San Marcos River after starting at City Park Sunday morning.
State Rep. Erin Zwiener filed a number of bills related to natural gas pipeline construction and safety, and one of them is about to get a hearing in the House Energy Resources Committee.
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