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Amerie Garza’s service was the first of many funeral services to follow through mid-June as the 20 other victims from the Robb Elementary shooting are laid to rest. → Read More
Uvalde community members put together car washes and distributed free lunches while residents handed out water and teddy bears to visitors. → Read More
To be on the November ballot, a candidate in the primary must earn the majority vote. The two highest vote getters are in the runoff set for May 24. → Read More
The announcement comes after a nine-month search to fill the position. Greg Bonewald was narrowed down from 57 applicants, district officials said. → Read More
Hays school voters will decide the election of two school board members on the upcoming May 7 ballot. → Read More
The bond referendum aims to address growth with a new Hays elementary school, news buses and a new academic support center. → Read More
16-year-old Riley Leon shared that while on his way home from a job interview earlier this week when his red Chevy truck was swept up by a twister. → Read More
Local authorities are investigating a string of overdoses they think are tied to opioid use, particularly fentanyl, that left two people dead. → Read More
Deputies arrested Jeremiah Kuenzli. He was charged with murder and taken to the Hays County Jail with bail set at $250,000. → Read More
Hays County voters will pick from a slate of candidates in the March 1 primary those who will be each party's representative on the November ballot. → Read More
Austin police, fire and EMS medics responded to the crash around 11:13 a.m. at East Ben White Boulevard and Montopolis Drive. → Read More
The latest updates on road and school closures, as well as power outages in Hays County. → Read More
Tuesday’s extension is the 18th order providing eviction protections since the first eviction protection order on March 13, 2020. → Read More
The final but unofficial results Wednesday showed Daniela C. Parsley on top with 552 votes or 54.71%. Rick Koch had 457 votes or 45.29%. → Read More
Willie Tenorio resigned his position after he recently moved out of the area he represented. State law requires board members to live in the district they represent. → Read More
Because a single candidate did not secure 50% plus one vote, voters will head to the polls again. → Read More
Two people, whom medics have not yet identified, were taken to Dell Seton Medical Center with potentially serious injuries. → Read More
The facility will feature public restrooms, handicap accessible parking, a pocket park, a visitor kiosk and sidewalks near the town square. → Read More
Voters select incumbent Mark Gleason and former councilman Jude Prather to be seated on the dais with lots of changes coming to the city charter. → Read More
Buda's nearly $90 million bond package that will improve road and parks has received overwhelming support with LaVonia Horne-Williams leading the race for council. → Read More