Steeplechase Park in Kyle could soon be going to the dogs. By a unanimous 7-0 vote, the Kyle City Council approved $49,895 for the first phase of a city-owned dog park, located on land near the intersection of Lehman Road and Hailey Drive. Kerry Urbanowicz, Kyle parks and recreation director, said t...

A five-year process to rezone six acres of land off of Windy Hill Road came to a close Jan. 2 after Kyle city leaders chose to deny the motion on second reading. The decision, made via a 6-0 vote by the Kyle City Council, ended a saga that featured complicated legal language discrepancies between Ha...

Opinions over qualifications to serve on boards and commissions swirled Dec. 5 as city leaders clashed over appointments to its Ethics and Planning and Zoning Commissions. The Kyle City Council ultimately voted down the appointment of resident Marco Pizana to the ethics commission by a 2-5 vote, but...

With the prospect of federal funding on the table, Kyle city leaders Tuesday opted to place several road projects into the mix. Roughly $35 million in proposed transportation initiatives, including Lehman Road, Burleson Street and a proposed relocation of the Center Street railsiding, will be includ...

With the 2017-18 season underway, the Kyle Stallions continue to embark on their journey as a new member of the ABA. The team has played three games this season, but held its first home game against the No. 4 ranked Austin Bats Sunday. While the Stallions did not end the game the way they wanted, co...

Kyle city leaders approved a mechanism to finance improvements for development along Opal Lane during a special called early morning meeting Saturday. By a 4-0 vote, the Kyle City Council approved a public improvement district (PID) for improvements of 175 acres along Opal and Roland lanes in Kyle, ...

aking on polarizing topics such as racial tension and police brutality isn’t something Kyle resident Dave Adams bristles at. In fact, Adams, spurred by what’s currently happening in America today, sought to bring his local community together to talk about it. That hope came true Oct. 30 when roughly...

In the hopes of reducing overall maintenance costs for its aging fleet of vehicles, Kyle city leaders Oct. 17 turned to a pilot program for help.     By a 6-0 vote, the Kyle City Council unanimously approved a contract with Enterprise Rental Car to reduce the overall maintenance costs of city vehicl...

Kyle may be looking to conduct an audit on its water billing and utility services in the near future. During the Sept. 19 city council meeting, Kyle Council Member Damon Fogley initiated discussion on a potential issue with the city’s water services. Council Member Daphne Tenorio also shared these c...

The potential of having multiple elected officials serve on Kyle’s Ethics Commission led city leaders to change an existing ordinance to avoid the issue.  Those changes, which were done in August, are meant to “streamline” the ethics commission process and ensure it complies with the city charter, s...