Today is the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 and man’s first step on the moon, an event that left a longstanding impression on New Braunfelsers who witnessed it. 

Charlie Duke’s smile is just as big as it was 40-plus years ago when he talks about walking on the lunar surface of the moon for the first time.

Wind-whipped waves on Canyon Lake led to tragedy Wednesday, as first-responders recovered the body of a 53-year-old man and rescued four others from choppy waters near Comal Park.

New Braunfelsers’ grocery list may now look something like this: bread, tomatoes, onions and a new house.

Senior citizens and children were among the many in the audience at the Free Young People’s Concert on Thursday at the McKenna Events Center.

As the owner of the historic Gruene Mansion Inn and one of the founders of the New Braunfels Community Foundation, it may surprise some people that Cecil Eager did not grow up in New Braunfels.

An orange glow illuminated the front porch of the home where Jacqueline Crayton lived and died.

An artificial body of standing water near the New Braunfels Regional Airport drew the attention of local residents earlier this week concerned about it becoming a mosquito breeding ground.

New Braunfels police on Tuesday made a second arrest in the May shooting of a Guadalupe County man.

By Will Wright

Although Elliott Brandsma came from New Braunfels, a town with a heavy German influence, he has a passion for Scandinavian literature.

CANYON LAKE — Comal County Sheriff’s Office deputies released photos of a man who displayed a gun during Saturday night’s holdup of a Canyon Lake pizza establishment. 

New Braunfels native Jim Scheele has accepted the position of philanthropy officer for the Friends of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Foundation. 

Nicolas Diaz smiles as his horse bows to the audience during the Diaz Family horse show at Natural Bridge Caverns on Saturday, July 13, 2019.

A new business in New Braunfels is aiming to get young and old alike playing bingo — despite the existing stigma that the game is just for retirees.

The detention centers that have been spotlighted in national news drew New Braunfels residents out Friday night for an event that was being held all over the country.

 Although CHRISTUS Santa Rosa – New Braunfels has only been in the area for just over a decade, this year CHRISTUS Santa Rosa is celebrating 150 years of healthcare in the San Antonio area. 

The Comal County Historical Commission an unexpected honor in June, when the U.S. Park  Service listed Landa Park’s Comal Springs in the National Register of Historic Places.

Comal County Sheriff’s Office investigators are still investigating Thursday’s drowning of a San Antonio man in the Guadalupe River.

It’s the middle of summer and long car drives and vacations have many people on the road, spurring Texas Department of Transportation to share driving tips as part of its “Be Safe, be smart” campaign. 

Residents of the Élan Westpointe Assisted Living and Memory Care who may have never had the chance to travel in their youth are now getting the chance to “go around the world” thanks to a program offered by the facility. 

A New Braunfels man recently convicted in the 2017 stabbing of a family member was sentenced to 99 years on charges related to the case.

When Sally Waldner and her family moved from Houston to New Braunfels 10 years ago, Sally said her daughter, Joanie, changed.

Professional stunt juggler Matt Tardy put on a show for the audience at the New Braunfels Public Library on Thursday afternoon. Tardy has been performing for the past 25 years, incorporating juggling, jokes and tricks into his show. 

Catherine Carter Land may only be 28, but as a successful documentary producer, involved New Braunfelser and adventurous hobbyist, Land has already made a mark for herself in the community. 

A 32-year-old man was recently sentenced to prison following his February conviction on charges he molested two young girls at Schlitterbahn back in 2013.

With New Braunfels growing so fast, sometimes it’s good to talk trash — as in actual garbage.

It’s summer in New Braunfels and it’s hot — like, really hot. 

Call it a special senior discount. The Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area is eliminating adoption fees for its senior pets and reducing them for all younger pets.