'Newsbreak'

DRIPPING SPRINGS — Not every child has a safe and comfortable place to lay their head at night. Across the U.S., there are children who go to sleep without a bed or a pillow and are forced to sleep on couches, blankets or the floor.

Rebecca Minnick has announced her candidacy for Hays County Commissioner, Precinct 3.

By Megan Navarro HAYS COUNTY — For more than 20 years, Jason Poer, a special education teacher at Simon Middle School in Kyle, has been collecting donations and transporting them to the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, which holds a special place in his heart.

HAYS COUNTY — The 2023 Naming Committee — a school boardappointed committee made up of community members — presented the first reading of its recommendation package at the Hays CISD Board of Trustees workshop meeting on Monday, Nov.

Greater San Marcos Partnership XCharge North America, an original equipment manufacturer specializing in innovating Level-3 EV chargers and energy storage devices, celebrated the opening of its 3,500-square-foot facility in Kyle.

KYLE — On Monday, Nov. 20, Kyle City Council approved the purchase of three downtown buildings, as well as a Property Improvement Plan to help residents who cannot afford or are not able to make repairs to their home.

‘Because of this partnership, we will be able to serve even more families in 2024 and that means the world to us’

By Wayland D. Clark SAN ANTONIO — The Wimberley High School football team and its fans were stunned after the opening kickoff when Ingleside High School's Nate Ambrose ran 77 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the game in the 4A Region IV Semifinals at Heroes Stadium on Friday, Nov. 24.

By Albert Sanchez SAN ANTONIO — On Saturday, Nov. 25, the Dripping Springs Tigers traveled to the Alamodome and faced the John Jay High School Mustangs in the regionals of the UIL 6A D2 playoffs, where they would come out with a 50-27 win.

Senior Vice President of Operations Texas Water Utilities As Texas tries to recover from the drought and enters cooler months, extreme winter weather events are probable. Some Texas cities are expected to receive their first freeze this month and more cool fronts are on the way.