San Marcos has agreed to sell some of its Edwards Aquifer water rights to Kyle, a move that will help the smaller Hays County city as it struggles to meet demand. San Marcos City Council members ...

Despite the massive amount of rain the region received during spring, the Edwards Aquifer is still feeling long-term drought impacts. The water flow for the San Marcos Springs, which is an aquifer ...

SAN MARCOS, Texas — Dropping aquifer levels are forcing San Marcos to enter Stage 3 drought restrictions, effective Sunday, July 2, at 12 p.m. On Monday, the 10-day Edwards Aquifer index well average ...

KYLE, Texas — The City of Kyle wants to buy water from the City of San Marcos. The Kyle City Council held a special meeting Tuesday night to talk about water supply. Kyle is part of the Barton Springs ...

Nearly 130 acres bordering Texas State University have been permanently protected from development, preserving a critical ...

SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) — A $5 billion industry is coming to Central Texas. Hill Country Studios announced it’s partnering with a virtual production company that’ll bring this technology to San ...

The university will pay $4.5 million for the 128- acre property, which includes a geological feature connected to the Edwards ...

SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) — The city of San Marcos will enter Stage 3 drought restrictions Sunday, due to dropping aquifer levels. The tighter restrictions will take effect at noon on Sunday, July 2.

On Friday, August 18, the J-17 Well dropped to the lowest level since 1990. On Friday, Aug. 18, the Edwards Aquifer dipped to its lowest level since July 1990 — 33 years ago. For context, that’s the ...

The film studio project has been criticized by many for its location on the recharge zone of the Edwards Aquifer. The controversy over Hill Country Studios, a big film studio coming to San Marcos in ...

A version of this story ran in the September / October 2022 issue. Peering into the freshwater springs of San Marcos through a glass-bottom boat is a little like peering back into Texas history.

Hikers will be able to walk — by next March at the latest — from one pristine natural area to another on a new trail planned near San Marcos. The “Limestone Link” trail will run between River Recharge ...