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Multi-County Crime Stoppers has released its list of 10 featured people wanted on charges ranging from robbery to sexual assault of a child.
The Llano City Council voted unanimously to offer the full-time city manager job to Police Chief John Bauer, who has been serving as interim city manager.
The iced tea chain's new Burnet store opens Saturday with free drinks and giveaways.
Four local governing bodies in the Highland Lakes area have regular meetings scheduled on Nov. 9 and Nov. 10, 2026.
The Brownwood girls team set a school record for placing at the UIL Class 4A state meet in Round Rock.
Commissioners are scheduled to take up airport weather equipment, a rural law enforcement grant and an opioid settlement item on Monday.
Students got a close look at Coastal Bend wildlife and ecosystems at the annual event.
A new Rockport council member will take the oath of office, and city leaders will consider requiring sidewalks and curbs in future residential developments.
Students at A.C. Jones High School explored career paths, trades and post-secondary options at the event.
The City of Kenedy will hold a holiday meal and gathering for local seniors on Wednesday, Nov. 18.
Several local governing bodies in Kinney County and nearby communities have meetings set for November, covering county finances, election results and pay for county auditors.
The company held a ribbon-cutting for its new facility in Three Rivers.