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The walls of Adam Wagner’s history classroom at San Marcos High School reflect his innovative contributions to student learning—the expected historical posters and world maps and the unexpected cycling helmets and bicycle racing bibs.

Preventing fires is October focus

After decades of treating low-income Texans fighting substance addiction, Phoenix House Texas is closing down all six of its outpatient clinics and its last residential treatment center for teens this week because they can no longer count on the state to help fund them, the nonprofit group’s director said Tuesday.

The amount of spending that occurs in the city is rapidly increasing and helping fill the city's coffers, as the tax allocations for last month have grown almost 10% from the previous year–a more than modest increase.

The Hays County Annex Center was host to an event aimed at helping those that provide assistance to service members. At the event Tuesday, the Texas Veterans Commission gifted in excess of $6.4 million in grants to 24 Central Texas Veteran Service Organizations.

Stand Up to Bullies

Texas has been selected as the site of a major new federal initiative aimed at improving health. The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is tasked with supporting biomedical and health breakthroughs.

For the 11th consecutive year, Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative’s buildings, vehicles and employees will be adorned in pink during October to raise awareness of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The Harry Potter Ford Anglia is flying into Kyle, Texas on October 8, 2023.

A lingering drought affecting more than 80% of Texas is causing wildfires, hurting agriculture and drying up water supplies throughout the state.

With the advancements in DNA technology and a Department of Justice Grant Program, old cases that were difficult to solve at the time they first occurred are given a new lens through which to process the information.

DPS crime lab hosts tours for National Forensic Science week