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Hays County Sheriff Gary Cutler has implemented a new program to help owners reunite with their lost pets, the sheriff’s office announced Thursday. The program comes as an effort to

After seeing a prominent need among victims of abuse and violence, the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center is hoping to establish a transitional housing facility that will prevent families from returning to

A new cookie company is opening in San Marcos on Monday. Tiff’s Treats, an Austin-based cookie delivery company, opens at 200 Springtown Way at the Lyndon at Springtown shopping center.

Join Mermaid Society SMTX on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. and be a part of the 4th Annual Downtown Mermaid Promenade. The Downtown Mermaid Promenade is

People are asking “Why are you trying to get people to register their properties and businesses as filming locations?” The short answer is to attract media production producers to use

“What to buy (and not to buy) at the dollar store,” blared the headline for a Washington Post analysis of retail chains such as Dollar Tree and 99 Cents Only.

The Gary Job Corps Center’s Overhead Lineman (OHL) class attended the 22nd annual Texas Lineman’s Rodeo Association (TLRA) on Saturday, July 20 in Seguin. The TLRA is a non-profit organization

HOUSTON (AP) — A settlement that ensures most misdemeanor defendants are quickly released and don’t languish in jail has been reached in a federal lawsuit over the bail system in

PLANO (AP) — A federal officer gunned down while transporting prisoners through eastern Kentucky was honored at a small ceremony Friday in Texas, more than a century after his death.

The death of a bill in Congress this week that would have bolstered election security systems puts more pressure on states to prevent cyberattacks from Russia that former special counsel