The cold weather came through just in time for Gruene’s 4th annual Sip-N-Shop event Tuesday evening, putting shoppers in good holiday spirits as they browsed the historic district’s shops with cups of wine, beer or Gluehwein in hand. 

Intermediate courts of appeals recently affirmed the convictions of two New Braunfels men who were found guilty in the brutal capital murder of Christopher Lowe in 2016.

While the fun of Wurstfest may be over for 2019, the trip for the festival’s recycled items is underway.

When living in New Braunfels, there’s no such thing as not having a Thanksgiving to attend. 

Once again, a final decision on a controversial affordable housing complex was postponed by New Braunfels City Council members, who voted Monday to delay it until January.

After nearly 40 postponements since his indictment in 2008, a Canyon Lake man will finally go to trial on Tuesday to answer charges he sexually assaulted a child in 2004.

New Braunfels showed its support for veterans this weekend with a parade on Saturday, and Wurstfest showed that it salutes more than sausage with a Salute to Veterans Ceremony on Sunday.

How can we thank our nation’s veterans? By giving them opportunities.

Despite the chilly winds, Clinton Brandt dons his opa outfit, shorts, cap and all. His hat is so covered in Wurstfest pins it hard to see the color of the fabric underneath. 

Between 31 different nonprofits across the county, United Way of Comal County is stretching its donors dollars to our neighbors in need. 

For 65 years, the Muscular Dystrophy Association enlists fire departments across the country to aid in MDA’s Fill the Boot campaign, which helps kids and adults with muscular dystrophy, ALS and related muscle-debilitating diseases live longer and grow stronger.