Texas State is in the process of reviewing Gov. Greg Abbott's executive order lifting the state-wide mask mandate and capacity restrictions but will continue to require students and faculty to wear face masks and social distance on campus.  

The Hays County Local Health Department reports five new COVID-19-related fatalities on March 2, a Buda man in his 50s, a Kyle man in his 60s, a Kyle woman in her 90s, a San Marcos man in his 30s and a Wimberley woman in her 90s. 

In a statement to the county, Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra expressed disapproval of Gov. Greg Abbott's statewide March 2 announcement of an executive order that will lift the state-wide mask mandate and increase the capacity of businesses and facilities to 100%. 

From Madam C.J.Walker’s hair care products to Rihanna’s diverse Fenty makeup line, Black female entrepreneurs have played an enormous role in creating blueprints for Black-owned businesses to succeed.

Texas State Athletics is prized and celebrated within the San Marcos community, with people coming together every weekend to collectively watch young student-athletes compete in sports.

The bone-chilling temperatures and icy conditions of February's winter storm reminded Christopher Cardoza of a time when he spent nights outdoors freezing, praying for daylight to come.