County Judge Under Investigation By TX AG For Promoting COVID Testing Kits, More
According to Friday’s report, Kyle Hayungs has sought telemedicine contracts across the state for his company, MRG medical.
How A Local Hays Politician Helped A Serial Entrepreneur Use COVID-19 To Boost His Business
Lawsuit Filed In Hays County District Court For The Removal Of County Judge
Support For Local Law Enforcement Was “Out In Force” Against “Defunding” In Hays County Judge’s Budget
Kyle Arrest Reveals Ongoing TX AG Investigations Of Hays County Leadership
County Judges, Election, Elected Officials Caught Misleading Voters Over COVID-19 Mail-In Voting
U.S. Department of Energy fosters research into solar energy reliability for vulnerable communities
Sasha Dong, assistant professor in the Ingram School of Engineering at Texas State University, has…
Adults entering older adulthood more likely to suffer multiple health ailments than prior generations
Anterix partnership brings 4G/5G research network to Texas State
Lift Station equipment failure causes wastewater spill into Blanco River
Hays County Most Wanted for June
Hays County Sheriff & SMPD arrest blotter for week of June 20
Emergencies and crime happen every single day of the year. Many crimes go unreported either by the victims or law…
Hays County Sheriff & SMPD arrest blotter for week of May 30
Hays County Sheriff & SMPD arrest blotter for week of May 23
Member of Texas Mexican Mafia arrested
Nationwide outage impacts Texas work search websites
Three work search websites in Texas are offline following a nationwide outage impacting many states’ job search websites....
Former U.S. Treasury secretary says unemployment rate needs to rise to curb inflation
Texas unemployment rate continued to fall in May, more industries experience full recovery
Alliance Industrial Company & Kyle Economic Development host groundbreaking for Kyle/35 Logistics Park
Corridor Weekly News Recap for the week of May 9
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Weekly meeting agendas for Buda, Dripping Springs Planning & Zoning Commissions and Dripping Springs City Councils
Important decisions on rules, laws, ordinances, codes, annual budget, and a large portion of our…
UPDATED: Weekly meeting agendas for San Marcos City Council, Planning & Zoning and various advisory boards and commissions
Weekly meeting agendas for Dripping Springs ISD, Hays CISD, Wimberley ISD
San Marcos City Council to hold additional special meetings this week, and various advisory boards and commissions
UPDATED: Weekly meeting agendas for Hays County Commissioners and Buda, Dripping Springs, Kyle & Mountain City, City Councils
Pending U.S. home sales edge higher 0.7% in May
Compared to a year ago, three out of four regions – Northeast, South, and West – posted double-digit pending sales declines, while sales dropped by 8.8% in the Midwest...
Greystar breaks ground on 500,000 SF Whisper 35 industrial project in San Marcos
Existing U.S. home sales fell 3.4% in May; median sales price surpasses $400,000 for the first time
Central Texas housing inventory improves while closings remain robust in May
More than 1 in 4 Texas homes purchased by businesses in 2021, double the U.S. average
Ribbon Cutting to take place for Low Water Crossing at Cotton…
Hays County plans a ribbon-cutting for the low-water crossing at Cotton Gin Rd. over Porter Creek on Friday, July 1.
Workers in Canyon Lake, Texas have some of the longest commutes…
The share of Americans working from home skyrocketed during the pandemic.
Former SMPD Sergeant’s termination upheld after appeal attempt
Former San Marcos Police Department (SMPD) Sergeant Ryan Hartman has been officially terminated after appealing the indefinite suspension in arbitration…
Buda Midway industrial development Phase 2 to break ground soon
The local office of United Properties, a Minneapolis-based real estate developer and investor, today announced Phase 1 at Buda Midway…
Texas still leads in workplace deaths among Hispanics
The Lone Star State leads the nation in labor-related accidents and especially workplace deaths and injuries among Hispanics.
DPS increases enforcement to keep roads safe on July 4th
TWC takes additional action to address healthcare worker shortages
Texas adds additional $105.5 million for school safety, mental health initiatives
Second Amendment groups send legal warning to California AG to comply with Supreme Court decision on right to carry
Two groups defending the Second Amendment sent a legal warning to California Attorney General Rob Bonta Monday demanding that he “cease his…