Hays County’s first “no refusal” New Year’s Eve in six years appears to have achieved its proactive goal of cutting down on the number of people arrested for driving while intoxicated during celebrations to ring in 2020. According to District Attorney Wes Mau, five DWI arrests occurred during the ta...

Twenty years in prison and a $10,000 fine were handed down this week in the sentencing phase of a DWI murder trial involving prominent Buda realtor Jason Tarr. The jury’s sentence came after Tarr last week was convicted of felony murder and intoxication assault stemming from a 2014 head-on collision...

by Rachel Willis Courtesy of the San Marcos Daily Record With jury selection going on 13 hours, the trial of prominent Hays County realtor Jason Tarr commenced Tuesday afternoon with him pleading not guilty to second-degree intoxication manslaughter and first-degree murder. Tarr’s defense and the st...

Staff report   A 99-year prison sentence was handed to a San Marcos man Thursday after a Hays County jury found him guilty of his eighth DWI conviction.  Jose Marin, 64, was found guilty of felony DWI Monday, which stemmed from his arrest on Jan. 17, 2015, for DWI, which was a violation of his parol...

By Samantha Smith Two women were arrested in separate DWI incidents last weekend where children were passengers in the vehicle.  On April 9, Buda Police arrested Samantha Lyn Ingram, 26, following a hit-and-run incident with an unoccupied black Mazda truck in the 300 block of Tobin Drive.  Ingram wa...

By Samantha Smith Hays County Court at Law No. 2 Judge David Glickler, arrested for DWI in Hays County in May 2015, is set to go to trial in May after waiving his right to a trial by jury.  Glickler, 46, was arrested after going Southbound on I-35 just after the Yarington Road exit in San Marcos aro...