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Residents were left to speculate about an "ongoing incident" nearby. At least two wildfires prompted evacuations.
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Someone who has since tested positive for measles was in San Marcos in the afternoon and evening of Friday, Feb. 14. Symptoms can take several days to weeks to appear.
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The Central Texas Food Bank says 1 in 6 Hays County residents experience food insecurity. A lack of grocery stores and public transit is contributing to the problem.
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The popular spot in Wimberley will likely be closed for swimming for the fourth year in a row.
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The school board unanimously approved a partnership with developer Upward Communities to build 300 single-family homes offered to staff at rent below the market rate.
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As San Marcos grows, so does its water use. The city is looking to bring in more water and emphasize conservation to keep up with demand.
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Austin-area animal shelters have been overcrowded for years. Local officials and nonprofits are looking at different ways to alleviate the problem.
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Public school districts across the state have made the switch to a four-day week in an attempt to recruit teachers, boost student attendance and increase overall morale. San Marcos CISD is in the early stages of considering the change.
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The Republican narrowly beat Democrat Alex Villalobos with 52.69% of the vote.
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Results for local elections: the county sheriff's race, a $440 million road bond and more.