NEW BRAUNFELS - City council candidate Dr. Beverly Nuckols said she's running because she's concerned about the potential of city government to use its powers to interfere with the ability of citizens

NEW BRAUNFELS - Jason Dias is running for mayor to add the voice of a newer New Braunfels resident as well as technical innovations to city government.

NEW BRAUNFELS - James Barron's attorneys don't believe their client needs a 35-year lesson on child pornography.

NEW BRAUNFELS - City representatives working with the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program are recommending that New Braunfels city council express its support of EARIP, which is developing

NEW BRAUNFELS - Early Monday morning, a pregnant woman and her unborn baby died as a result of injuries from a traffic accident on I-35 Friday night.

NEW BRAUNFELS - With an estimated 30 percent of the Child Protective Services cases in Comal County involving children born already drug-addicted to addict mothers, the District Attorney would like to

In 1980, a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark was designated here in Comal County. This landmark is the grotto right behind the Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. The story behind this particular desi

It's time for the state to tighten its belt, wrote Talmadge Heflin, former chairman of the Appropriations Committee of the Texas House of Representatives back in February.

The District 27-4A champion Canyon Cougars will host Boerne High School at 6 p.m. Thursday in the 4A bi-disrict playoff game.

FIRST TEAM

NEW BRAUNFELS — When asked about each other, Smithson Valley senior Danielle Blagg and Canyon sophomore Chamaya Turner had a healthy respect for one another’s games.

NEW BRAUNFELS — Dustin Saulle doesn’t remember anything about the accident, which occurred during a rainstorm last June 28.

NEW BRAUNFELS — City officials have been working over the winter to prepare the Comal and Guadalupe rivers for the annual influx of tubers and other tourists, who began to hit town last week for Sprin

New Braunfels City Council on Monday will hold a workshop to discuss the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program.

New Braunfels Independent School District’s board of trustees meets in its normal session on Monday to consider a variety of items, including extending contracts to professionals for the 2011-12 schoo