HOUSTON (AP) — The National Weather Service says the Fourth of July in Houston was the wettest on record as heavy rain inundated streets, parks and other places.
Mayor John Thomaides proclaims July 7 Fallen Law Enforcement Officer Day. Front row from left are Wade Parham, Chief of Police Chase Stapp, Fred Wisener, Vincent DeLuna and Jessica Robison; second row Mayor John Thomaides, Jeff Latham, Byron Mobley, City Council Member Lisa Prewitt, Lee Leonard, Lisa Rodriguez, Mike Aurora, Lisa Dvorak, Mary Rodemyer, Freddy Marmolejo, Sandra Gray, Marcus McMullin, Angela Gonzales, Rosanna Wisener, Fran Soto, Roya Williamson, Monika Lacey, Charlotte Lund, Cindy Lantigua, Rachel Ervin, Jenny Lynch and Jehu Derrickson. Don Anders photo
Wastewater and Sewage Spill Prevention graphic
A Texas State University project unveiled in 2012 is mapping sewage spills in and near the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zones.
Three vehicles — two passenger cars and a pickup — were involved in a crash on Ranch Road 12 near Hugo Road Sunday evening. Traffic along the road was completely stopped for about an hour. There was no immediate word on injuries. Photo by Susan Carper Hanson
Five people were transported to the hospital with injuries after a car wreck on Ranch Road 12 between Wimberley and San Marcos over the weekend.
The county will pay Cahaba Disaster Recovery $14,000 to pay for labor and equipment rental not included in the initial per-cubic-yard contract rate for work related to the Blanco River Debris Remov
As our already hot summer continues, don’t forget to keep children safe around water. Drowning is quick and quiet, so preventing it requires constant visual supervision.
Townes Pharr, 6, sits next to the 164 pounds of food he raised during one day of his Facebook campaign. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
The Hays County Food Bank put out a call for help, and the community responded.
Producer Karim Hajj (left) and director Rick Rowley (right) film as ProPublica reporter A.C. Thompson speaks with staff Reporter Robin Blackburn on her coverage of local white supremacist activity. The interview will be included in a two-part PBS/Frontline documentary on white supremacist activity across the country scheduled to air in August and October. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon’s Prime Day deals are coming to the aisles of Whole Foods as the online retailer seeks to lure more people to its Prime membership after a recent price hike.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is working on a television interview show in which he banters with guests.
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