Dissenting opinions on possible addition of a drainage fee to utility bills led city leaders to take pause on the matter. The idea of a proposed drainage fee was brought up during the city’s budget workshop discussion, which was held at the July 18 city council meeting. While no action was taken, ci...

coalition of civic groups banded together at San Marcos City Hall Thursday to present their draft resolution opposing Senate Bill 4, a measure regarding the ban of sanctuary cities. Members of the League of United Latin America Citizens (LULAC) Council No. 654, Mano Amiga, the San Marcos Cinema Club...

A Corpus Christi man who is alleged to have sexually assaulted relatives for close to a decade now faces multiple child sexual assault charges in Hays and Nueces Counties. Salvador Jimenez, 40, was booked into the Hays County Jail July 25 on one count of sexual abuse of a child and two counts of ind...

High speed is thought to be a primary factor that led to the death of a Wimberley woman in a single-vehicle rollover crash along Ranch Road 12 Friday afternoon. Tracy Dawn Hudler, 50, of Wimberley, was identified as the victim in the rollover, according to Robbie Barrera, Texas Department of Public ...

After a search that spanned several weeks, the Hays CISD board of trustees officially named an interim leader for the district. On Wednesday, board trustees voted to hire Dr. Ann Dixon as Hays CISD’s interim superintendent during a special called board meeting, according to a district statement. Dix...

Perhaps the worst kept secret in Kyle was revealed in front of a standing room only crowd Tuesday as District 1 council member Travis Mitchell threw his hat into the ring for the upcoming November mayoral race. Mitchell, who won the District 1 seat in June 2016, aims to take the seat held by Mayor T...

A Kyle woman had her probation revoked earlier this month after she violated the terms of her 2013 conviction for stealing lottery tickets from the gas station at which she worked.  Kasey Garrison, 24, is currently being held at the Hays County Jail on a $50,000 bond for violating the terms of her p...

How Kyle plans to keep pace with its rapid growth was the tone of Scott Seller’s third State of the City address Tuesday. Sellers said reports that Kyle could reach a population of 100,000 in 20 years are “realistic.” “The biggest thing facing Kyle is our growth,” Sellers said. Sellers discussed sev...

An investigation into the discovery of a decomposed body in a Dripping Springs area home Sunday led to the arrest of a man who authorities suspect may have tampered with evidence. Skye McMillon, 24, was charged with tampering or fabricating physical evidence with “intent to impair a human corpse,” w...

For the first time in Dripping Springs’ history, a housing development will focus on building to fit the land and not the other way around. Earlier this month, the Dripping Springs City Council entered into a development agreement with California-based SunCal for the Westwood subdivision, said Miche...