A $1,000-plus monthly stipend and the option of health insurance is the recommended pay increase for Kyle city leaders from a city-council appointed committee But one committee member questioned the appropriateness of the increase and whether or not Kyle is ready to handle the burden.     Discussion...

McKie resigns, new superintendent approved Hays CISD began the search for its next leader after Superintendent Michael McKie informed his executive staff in May that he intended to resign at the end of the 2017 school year. In May, Hays CISD posted an agenda item stating the Hays CISD board of trust...

After talks that the city could potentially be sued over the denial of a development on Opal Lane, Kyle Mayor Travis Mitchell met with Planning and Zoning commissioners to set his expectations on the commission’s role in developments. During a Nov. 28 Kyle Planning and Zoning Commission workshop, Mi...

The time it takes waiting to make a turn as students walk across the street, or congestion on two-lane roads during rush hour were scenarios on the minds of Kyle Planning and Zoning Commissioners Nov. 28. Such discussions took place during a workshop which centered on traffic in Kyle and the impact ...

Emotions rang high Oct. 10 as residents took to Kyle’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting to address concerns about a proposed rezoning of 25.72 acres that could allow a recreational vehicle (RV) Park along Dacy Lane near Seton Medical Center Hays. While P&Z denied the rezoning request by a 6-1 ...

The path toward a charter school opening in Kyle moved ahead Tuesday when Planning and Zoning commissioners recommended approval of two conditional use permits (CUP) for the first phase of the campus. One CUP, recommended by a 5-0 vote, allows IDEA Public Schools to open on property currently zoned ...

A commission of Kyle residents earlier this month decided not to further investigate any  alleged ethics violations against Kyle City Councilmember Daphne Tenorio. The ruling was made after the city’s ethics commission members said they had no jurisdiction to issue an advisory opinion on the matter....