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Hays County Democrats were well represented at the Texas Democratic Party’s state convention, with 235 registered delegates spread among Texas Senate District 21 and Senate District 25.

Recently, KZSM.org has expanded the scope of our Monday and Friday noon News Specials to cover demonstrations, movements for police reform, and Black Lives matter. We talked with San Marcos City Council Member Mark Rockeymoore and Dr. Dwight Watson, author of “A Change Did Come: Racial, Social and Political Transformation of the Houston Police Department, 1930-1990,” and we continue to seek interviews with activists and experts.

Texans who want to vote in the upcoming Texas primary runoff election have until Monday, to register.

Nearly 140 college students from 70 universities competed for honors at the 21st Annual National Collegiate Sales Competition (NCSC). Hosted by the Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State University March 27-30, 2020, the decision was made to conduct the first virtual competition, rather than cancel the annual competition due to travel restrictions.

Wall Street managed to end a bumpy day broadly higher Friday but still finished with its worst week in nearly three months.

Gov. Greg Abbott didn’t predict that the number of COVID-19 cases would fall as the state allowed businesses and cultural centers to reopen. In fact, he said allowing more people back into public places could increase the spread of infection.

The Juneteenth Foundation, Inc. (JFI) and the Dunbar Heritage Association (DHA) have revamped their annual citywide Juneteenth celebrations this year in order to celebrate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.