Austin, TX
Texas State Bobcats take down UTSA Roadrunners 49-10
SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Texas State Bobcats have finally emerged victorious against I-35 rivals the UTSA Roadrunners.
The Bobcats defeated the Roadrunners 49-10 at UFCU Stadium in San Marcos on Saturday evening.
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Texas State football team 1-point favorites over UTSA
Quarterback Jordan McCloud ran for two touchdowns and passed for two more. He was 18-of-27 passing for 309 yards with an interception. He also added 30 yards on the ground, providing the game’s first points with a 17-yard score and adding two more yards later in the first quarter for a 14-3 lead.
A couple of touchdowns helped the Bobcats lead 35-3 at halftime. Wide receiver Chris Dawn Jr. grabbed a pass at the 39 and turned it into a 46-yard score for a 21-3 lead; then running back Lincoln Pare burst through the line for a 45-yard touchdown and a 32-point bulge at the break.
Pare finished with 109 yards rushing on 11 carries and two scores. Dawn made five catches for 150 yards and two touchdowns.
The Bobcats rolled up 504 yards of offense to 334 for the Roadrunners.
UTSA’s Owen McCown started at quarterback, but Eddie Lee Marburger took over in the second half with a touchdown plus an interception.
The Roadrunners were a perfect 5-0 against the Bobcats all-time and both teams came into Saturday’s game 1-0 on the season.
Texas State is now 2-0 for the season, head coach GJ Kinne’s second with the Bobcats.
UP NEXT
Texas State will take on the Arizona State University Sun Devils on Thursday, Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at UFCU Stadium.
UTSA will take on the Texas Longhorns on Saturday, Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. at DKR Memorial Stadium.
AUSTIN, Texas — CBS Austin will air a special newscast Friday night examining where flood recovery efforts stand across Texas and what lies ahead, followed by a town hall streamed online.
“Rising Waters: One Year After the Floods” airs Friday at 6:30 p.m. on CBS Austin, taking a look at the current state of recovery efforts one year after the deadly flooding and posing the question of what’s next to state leaders.
Immediately following the special, a town hall will stream at 7 p.m. on CBSAustin.com and the station’s YouTube page.
AUSTIN, Texas – The Austin Police Department (APD) Lake Patrol Unit will be enforcing the City Ordnance that prohibits the use and operation of personal watercraft, wet bikes, motorized surfboards, and similar devices on Lake Austin.
The Austin Parks and Recreation Department and the Austin Police Department want the public to enjoy the parks and lakes but urge people to make this a safe holiday.
This city ordinance only applies to Lake Austin.
Personal watercraft ban
The backstory:
This ban will go into effect beginning at sunset on Friday, July 3, and ending on Sunday, July 5, at sunrise as outlined in Ordinance 8-5-81.
Non-motorized devices such as kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards can still be used along with watercraft designed for the conventional manner of sitting or standing in the vessel.
The annual ban on personal watercraft is necessary to ensure the safety of many people using the lake and parks over the July 4th holiday weekend.
Police will patrol Lake Austin this holiday weekend and urge people using waterways to follow the Texas Water Safety Act and City of Austin boating laws and ordinances. Police urge all boaters to practice safe boating and to call 9-1-1 for all reckless operation of boats or emergencies.
What is city ordinance 8-5-81?
- A person may not use or possess a jet ski, wet bike, motorized surfboard, or similar device on Lake Austin:From sunset on the Friday before Memorial Day until sunrise on the Tuesday after Memorial DayFrom sunset on the Friday before Labor Day until sunrise on the Tuesday after Labor DayFrom sunset on July 3 until sunrise on July 5
- From sunset on the Friday before Memorial Day until sunrise on the Tuesday after Memorial Day
- From sunset on the Friday before Labor Day until sunrise on the Tuesday after Labor Day
- From sunset on July 3 until sunrise on July 5
- A person operating a motorboat on Lake Austin shall stay on the right side of the lake, except when assisting a downed water skier.
- A person may not operate a watercraft on Lake Austin at a speed that is greater than reasonable and prudent under the existing circumstances.
The Source: Information from the Austin Police Department
AUSTIN, Texas – A Texas court has ordered that the domain name of a porn website be locked down after failing to comply with the state’s age-verification law.
What we know:
According to the Texas Attorney General’s Office, the state sued Kick Online Entertainment, the parent company of the site, in 2024 after it didn’t follow a law enacted in 2023. It requires that porn sites displayed in Texas institute age-verification measures to restrict minors’ access to sexually explicit material.
The company ignored the lawsuit and subsequent default judgment, according to officials.
A Travis County district court judge has since ordered the company that owns the domain registry for the site to lock it down until a $9.14 million bond and age-verification is implemented by Kick Online Entertainment.
What they’re saying:
“This court order establishes a huge precedent that websites can be stripped of their domain if they ignore the law and harm children with pornographic content,” said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. “This affirms that protecting children from pornographic content is not only about collecting a penalty but also shutting down websites that refuse to obey the law. My office will continue to take action against any website that harms kids by allowing them access to pornographic content.”
The backstory:
Texas’ age-verification law was challenged on free-speech grounds. It was upheld in June 2025 by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Some sites have opted to block access to computers in Texas rather than comply with the law.
The Source: Information in this story came from the Texas Attorney General’s Office and previous FOX Local reporting.
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