By Paige Lambert and Anna Herod K yle may soon become a film production destination after the city was officially designated a Texas Film Friendly Community by the Texas Film Commission Feb. 26.  Diana Blank Torres, Kyle Economic Development director, has led the effort in gaining the designation fo...

Staff report   For a second straight month, Kyle’s sales tax numbers increased significantly from what the city brought in during the same month a year previous. Kyle saw a 20 percent jump in the city’s sales tax numbers from February 2015 to February 2016. The city brought in just over $722,000 in ...

By Moses Leos III T wo of Kyle’s most famous women will soon be remembered in downtown as city officials work to incorporate Katherine Anne Porter and Mary Kyle Hartson into the historic area.  According to City Manager Scott Sellers, incorporating the two women into the downtown sector could provid...

  Submitted report  Kyle Police have confirmed the existence of four arrest warrants for the offense of manslaughter for Wilson Rene Molinares in connection with a vehicle accident on Feb. 19 that took the lives of four people including a 16-month-old boy. Kyle Police sought and were granted those w...

By Samantha Smith Debate over land rezoning at Yarrington Rd. has Kyle and San Marcos residents prepared for a fight. PGI Investment, LLC, the owner of the 47-acre tract of land off of I-35 in Kyle, has applied to the department of Planning four times for the land to be rezoned from agriculture (AG)...

Staff report  Two men, one woman and a child were killed after a three-car accident that happened Friday along Interstate 35 northbound near mile marker 214.  Kyle Police continue to investigate the accident.  According to Kyle Police, the accident, which occurred near Mitchell Motor Sports, happene...

By Moses Leos III A  chorus of cheers and raucous applause greeted 38-year-old Kyle native Robert Reyes as he reached the home stretch of Saturday’s “Run for the Love of It” 5K. It was a moment that was unexpected for Reyes, who completed Saturday’s race roughly ten months after a stroke nearly robb...

By Paige Lambert An increasing number of sexual assault cases have dotted local and county law enforcement blotters since late January.  Many law enforcement officials say while sexual assault cases are troubling, the increases in numbers reflect population growth.    Buda Police Chief Bo Kidd said ...

By Anna Herod Residents who voiced concerns after the Kyle City Council entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Vigilant Solutions to integrate license plate reading (LPR) technology onto law enforcement vehicles may be at ease. Council members voted 6-1, with councilman David Wilson o...

By Samantha Smith Debate over land rezoning of a parcel of land along Yarrington Rd. has Kyle and San Marcos residents prepared for a fight. PGI Investment, LLC, the owner of a 47-acre tract of land off of I-35 in Kyle, has applied to the Community Development department four times for the land to b...