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A new study led by Amitai Abramovitch, assistant professor in the Department of Psychology at Texas State University, shows that individuals with obsessivecompulsive disorder (OCD) are significantly less likely to

Taking advantage of the sunshine was the name of the game last Friday morning at the Playscape in Children’s Park. Above, Enzo Galvez carefully pulls himself up a rope bridge

Air Force JROTC Cadets from San Marcos High School selected the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) as one of their primary community service partners for fall semester of 2018. To raise

San Marcos Parks and Recreation, in association with the Life Long Learning Organization of San Marcos, is offering new Life Long Learning courses for the greater San Marcos area beginning

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — U.S. officials and at least one state said that they have started investigations into a nationwide CenturyLink internet outage that has disrupted 911 service. Federal Communications

“I alone can fix it.” That’s what the current occupant of the Oval Office told cheering delegates to the 2016 Republican National Convention. He pointed to “war and destruction abroad”

The liberal media are up to their usual dirty immigration tricks. This time, they’re exploiting the death of a second Guatemalan child who died while in the custody of the

Maximiliano Morales, agricultural engineer and founder of andeswines.com, presented 17 years of research of the vineyards in Patagonia onboard a National Geographic Explorer Expedition Ship in the Chilean Fjords last

San Marcos has earned yet another ranking: In a comparison of more than 400 U.S. college towns and cities of various sizes, San Marcos was deemed 72nd best. In the

Rocks have shattered windows in possibly three or more downtown businesses in recent weeks, prompting a call for other businesses — and their patrons — to be on the lookout.

The public is invited to attend the swearing-in ceremony for County Judgeelect Ruben Becerra and County Clerk-elect Elaine Cardenas on Wednesday, Jan. 2, at 10 a.m. Judge Linda Rodriguez will

In July of 1519, in a brazen act that would upend history, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés ordered his men to sink all but one of the 11 ships they sailed