The city of Kyle has approved an ordinance that protects the city and residents from damages and disasters that could be incurred by the installation of oil and natural gas pipelines. Just more than a month after joining a lawsuit against Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline, Kyle city leaders h...

Plans for Kyle city leaders to hold a series of town halls has been put on hold as officials determine whether they can do so while avoiding Texas Open Meetings Act violations.   The idea came from City Council members Daphne Tenorio and Alex Villalobos who both requested to host town hall meetings ...

Updates to an existing Kyle program aimed at assisting first year businesses could further expand its reach. Kyle’s First Year on Us (FYOU), an incentive program that rebates up to $10,000 in property taxes for a first year small business, could be open to business owners who have already started co...

The fight against Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline (PHP) is now heading into the court system. On Monday, a multi-party lawsuit was filed in Travis County District Court on behalf of several plaintiffs, including the city of Kyle and Hays County, against Kinder Morgan and the Texas Railroad ...

Two tumultuous hours of debate Tuesday pushed Kyle elected officials to postpone voting by a week’s time on a possible city council pay increase. Kyle City Council members will hold a public forum on the proposed pay increase and possibly take action during a special called April 23 meeting. Nearly ...

Local support is growing for proposed legislation that could limit billboards from springing up along scenic routes in the Hill Country. House Bill 1303 is up for consideration within the Texas Legislature’s Transportation Committee, which would prevent billboards and other manmade structures from b...

Local support is growing for proposed legislation that could limit billboards from springing up along scenic routes in the Hill Country. House Bill 1303 is up for consideration within the Texas Legislature’s Transportation Committee, which would prevent billboards and other manmade structures from b...

For as long as she’s lived in Mountain City, Hays County Pct. 2 Justice of the Peace Beth Smith always felt neighbor Phillip Taylor was practically part of the family. Taylor, who lived a few houses down, was a regular figure at the Smith household, always playing in their pool with their children, ...

A $45 million, 125,000 square-foot technology manufacturing facility that’s expected to generate millions of dollars in sales tax revenue and dozens of jobs is coming to Kyle. By a unanimous vote with council member Alex Villalobos abstaining, the Kyle City Council Tuesday approved Project Magic Min...

The possibility of adjusting storm water rates in the future led Kyle city leaders to forgo a proposed fee increase Saturday. Discussion on stormwater fees was part of the city’s second Drainage Master Plan (DMP) meeting, which involved the proposed study that addresses drainage issues in the city. ...