Below is a press release regarding the lawsuit. Almost 50 rural Texas telephone companies have filed a lawsuit against the Public Utili ty Commission of Texas, accusing the state regulatory agency of illegally withholding universal  service fund (USF) revenues crucial to maintaining the statewide te...

By Megan Wehring Honeywell partnered with city engineers to develop an assessment report on Kyle’s infrastructure. Representatives from Honeywell International, Inc. presented investments to Kyle City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 4. The assessment report included water utility, water meter and building ...

A Kyle family is searching for answers after three pit bulls reportedly broke into their backyard in late July and killed their family pet. The family is now trying to understand why authorities allowed the pit bulls, later deemed by authorities to be dangerous, to avoid quarantine in an animal shel...

Citing major concerns over public health and safety, Dripping Springs city leaders Aug. 21 passed a resolution in opposition to the construction of a proposed concrete batch plant near Henly. The move, which was the result of a 5-1 Dripping Springs City Council vote, came after residents voiced thei...

By Kim Hilsenbeck A nne Kay is no longer able to get around on her own. She uses a motorized chair most of the time, though she can still take a few steps every now and again. But her primary lateral sclerosis, a very rare disease, has progressed over the last ten years to the point where her wheelc...