It's an annual event inspired by the famous Daniel Johnston mural on the corner of Guadalupe and 21st streets that aims to spark a conversation about mental health, and be there for those who need someone to talk to.

A project in the heart of the city will make it easier for cyclists to get around San Marcos safely, but KXAN has learned the final piece of construction won't start for several months.

The house at 71 Rainey St. leans. It bows to the left, toward Javelina, the bar next door where you can order a Psycho Chicken, a mezcal drink with honey and habanero. The house crouches beneath an awning of trees and a 30-story condo building across the street where luxury is “uncompromising.” The owner of 71 Rainey was also “uncompromising” – until last year when being the last man on Rainey became too much.

247Sports Texas offered a pair of teammates from Arizona powerhouse program Saguaro. After logging a lot frequent flyer miles to recruit 5-star Georgia signee Kelee Ringo this cycle the Texas staff unloaded a couple of more offers to two of Ringo’s Saguaro (AZ) teammates. Earlier today four star athlete Denzel Burke and four star offensive lineman Bram Walden both tweeted out that they received offers from the Longhorns. Blessed to earn an offer from the University of Texas! #Longhorns pic.twitter.com/mCbSnzZF16— Denzel Burke (@King10Burke) January 21, 2020 Best birthday gift ever... I am blessed to receive an offer from The University of Texas! #Hookem pic.twitter.com/2VIz7w2UnE— Bram Walden (@bramwalden42) January 21, 2020 Both Walden and Burke are 2021 prospects and already hold north of 10 offers from programs all around the country. Both prospects area currently ranked within the top 200 nationally according to 247Sports, as it looks like Saguaro will once again be ripe with talent heading into the 2021 cycle. Texas was unable to reel in Ringo this cycle, but that certainly doesn’t seem to be slowing down their efforts to head back out West and recruit two of the best in the state of Arizona. Burke is a two way player at both wide receiver and cornerback, but he looks like a wide receiver long term my eye with his ability to separate and his acceleration. Meanwhile, Walden logged snaps at left tackle for Saguaro this past season, but my initial thoughts is that he may kick inside at the next level due to him lacking the ideal measurables to stick at tackle long term. With that said, he moves very well and plays with a nasty streak, which I absolutely love to see when evaluating offensive linemen. With the state of Texas being loaded with offensive linemen in 2021, Walden getting an offer lets you know exactly how how the staff feels about his ability as a player.