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Katherine Anne Porter School looks to welcome more students

Katherine Anne Porter School looks to welcome more students

On the heels of financial challenges, the Katherine Anne Porter School, or KAPS, is looking to invite even more students in its doors. 08/21/2024 09:40 PM

Patriots’ Hall opens to veterans, family members

Patriots’ Hall opens to veterans, family members

08/21/2024 09:30 PM

San Marcos Police Department officer cleared in fatal shooting

San Marcos Police Department officer cleared in fatal shooting

Staff Report SAN MARCOS — A Hays County Grand Jury determined that the San Marcos Police Department officer who fatally shot 22-year-old Malachi Williams in the H-E-B parking lot, located at 641 East Hopkins St. in San Marcos, was justified in his actions. 08/21/2024 09:20 PM

Heirloom church to hold grand opening, create community

Heirloom church to hold grand opening, create community

Pastor Dakota Adair and his wife felt a calling to Central Texas to start a church that would not only promote their faith to God, but also create an opportunity for community. 08/21/2024 09:10 PM

Ally Medical Emergency Room accepts supply donations for Austin Pets Alive!

Ally Medical Emergency Room accepts supply donations for Austin Pets Alive!

Staff Report AUSTIN — Ally Medical Emergency Room is accepting donations throughout the month of August to support the operations of Austin Pets Alive! 08/21/2024 09:00 PM

Aqua Texas looks to raise water, wastewater rates for customers

Aqua Texas looks to raise water, wastewater rates for customers

HAYS COUNTY — Aqua Texas is proposing an increase to water and wastewater rates for all customers across the state, including those who use its services in Hays County. 08/21/2024 08:50 PM

Aloha, Kyle: Back to School Luau

Aloha, Kyle: Back to School Luau

08/21/2024 08:40 PM

Hays County moves forward with $440M road bond for November election

Hays County moves forward with $440M road bond for November election

The Hays County Commissioners Court unanimously approved bringing a $440 million road bond to the November ballot at its Aug. 13 meeting. 08/21/2024 08:30 PM

Bridgeway Hospice’s new nonprofit ensures access to care

Bridgeway Hospice’s new nonprofit ensures access to care

‘There's a lot of people that go without care and I think that it's something that we don't talk about and it's something that they don't know is out there’ 08/21/2024 08:20 PM

Farm dog to Hays County Sheriff's Office officer: Mirko's story

Farm dog to Hays County Sheriff's Office officer: Mirko's story

08/21/2024 08:10 PM

Buda council hears proposed budget ahead of September adoption

Buda council hears proposed budget ahead of September adoption

BUDA — A month before the scheduled adoption, Buda City Manager Micah Grau and Director of Finance Bianca Redmon presented the proposed $85.6 million budget to the city council at a special called meeting on Thursday, Aug. 15. 08/21/2024 08:00 PM

Dripping Springs Tigers volleyball sweeps Hendrickson

Dripping Springs Tigers volleyball sweeps Hendrickson

On Tuesday, Aug. 13, the Dripping Springs High School Tigers Volleyball team hosted the Hendrickson High School Hawks. This was the Tigers' first home game of the season and the team swept the Hawks 3-0 before a large home crowd. 08/21/2024 05:00 PM

Confederate generals meet with Maximilian

Confederate generals meet with Maximilian

THISWEEK IN TEXAS HISTORY 08/21/2024 05:00 PM

It felt like summer again

It felt like summer again

Eight years ago, I packed up a 2000s Dodge Durango — a four-door vehicle that has a history reigning true from my husband’s family to mine — to head two hours on IH-35 southbound to Texas State University. It was college move-in day. 08/21/2024 05:00 PM

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Gov. Greg Abbott is at it again with another anti-immigrant stunt. This time he is endangering the health and well-being of immigrants in need of acute medical care. On Aug. 8, Abbott issued an executive order in which he has directed Texas hospitals to begin collecting data on the cost of medical care for undocumented immigrants. By Nov. 1, 2024, state hospitals will need to ascertain the citizen status of patients. This places hospital administrators with the responsibility of gathering the immigrant status of their patients, which will be an overwhelming bureaucratic nightmare. Hospitals are already overburdened with massive paperwork involving patient medical histories, financial status, and insurance coverage and claims, including Medicare and Medicaid coverage. Now hospitals will have to conduct inquiries that legally fall under the purview of the federal government and not the hospital industry. Hospitals are required, and rightfully so, to provide emergency treatment for all patients, regardless of citizen status. 08/21/2024 05:00 PM

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