KYLE — There have been a number of propositions on the ballot over the past six years aiming to benefit the residents of Kyle, including a railroad infrastructure improvement, park and road improvements and the construction of the Public Safety Center. The city of Kyle provided the following informa...

By Brittany Anderson KYLE — Elon Musk’s The Boring Company is eyeing Kyle to build a pedestrian railroad underpass, but the project must be cleared by the railroad company first.   During the May 17 city council meeting, Kyle City Council voted 5-1 to approve a reimbursement agreement with Union Pac...

By Megan Wehring Kyle residents can expect to see a landscaped rain garden and sidewalks along the newly improved Burleson Street. Many have waited years for Burleson Street to be fully accessible to the public. Kyle Director of Communications Samantha Armbruster said several problems delayed the co...

When voters approved Kyle’s $35 million road bond election in 2013, they were long past ready for improvements to Burleson Street. Especially for those shy of Interstate 35, Burleson affords an alternative north-south corridor. But it hasn’t been open in almost two years and the population of Kyle h...

Progress on construction improvements to Burleson Street continues as Kyle city officials anticipate reopening the road from Lockhart Street to St. Anthony’s Drive by July. Worries are mounting, however, as city officials have been unable to communicate with Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) regarding t...

January 2018 is the anticipated construction start date on Lehman Road, which is one of the final two projects remaining in the city’s $30-plus million road bond initiative. Leon Barba, Kyle city engineer, said the city expects to start advertising bids for the Lehman Road project in December, with ...

A stopped train blocking traffic in downtown Kyle is a familiar, and often frustrating, scene for area residents.   If Kyle and Hays County officials have their way, such an issue could be a problem of the past.  Discussions on relocating the Union Pacific Railroad rail siding, or switch station, ne...

By Samantha Smith Buda city council took another step toward enhancing pedestrian safety in early June by approving an agreement to extend a pre-existing sidewalk along FM 967 to connect to the sidewalk at the Bella Vita neighborhood on the other side of the tracks.  Buda Parks and Recreation Direct...