The city of Kyle is gearing up for its annual Pie in the Sky Festival Labor Day weekend, Sept. 3-5. Among the festivities, Kyle officials are trying to gather as many patrons as possible with the name “Kyle.”   “We are so excited to host Kyle Pie in the Sky Hot Air Balloon Festival once again and br...

By Megan Wehring KYLE -- Residents are invited to join the city of Kyle for the Public Safety Center Groundbreaking Celebration at 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 17 at the corner of Kohlers Crossing and Marketplace Ave. In the November 2020 election, 55.49% of Kyle voters passed Proposition A for the city...

By Megan Wehring  While Central Texas has seen a spotty wildfire season, officials say the state is not in the clear yet.  "When we start getting our 100-degree weather that we have been missing. It’s going to dry out really quick. With all of the growth, because of all of the rain, we could have a ...

By Megan Wehring HAYS CISD -- The Hays CISD Board of Trustees has called a special meeting for 4 p.m. on Monday, July 26. Agenda items include considering Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright's recommendations for employment of Deputy Academic Officer and campus principal(s) and possible sale of the bonds...

Kyle residents can soon look forward to enjoying more outdoor recreation. During its July 20 meeting, Kyle City Council members discussed several upcoming projects that would expand the city’s parks and trails. Mayor Pro-Tem Rick Koch, alongside council members Dex Ellison and Michael Tobias, are pa...

By Megan Wehring KYLE — With a growing population of more than 50,000 residents, Kyle is looking at future roadway changes. The Kyle City Council approved the updated Transportation Master Plan at its regular meeting July 6. Two freeway crossings, several arterial roads with six, four or two to thre...

By Megan Wehring  KYLE --  Kyle residents only got to see 10 minutes of fireworks with no big finale, even after a promise of a 30-minute show.  "Happy Independence Day, Kyle," said Mayor Travis Mitchell in a Facebook statement on Sunday. "Sorry the fireworks show was a failure. You deserved better....

The Kyle Parks and Recreation Department was presented with a proclamation last night by the Kyle City Council in honor of National Parks and Recreation Month. Art Zamarippa, parks projects coordinator, also celebrated 25 years with the department.  

By Megan Wehring  KYLE — More roundabouts could be making their way to the city of Kyle.  With a 6-1 vote, the Kyle City Council approved an ordinance on first reading Tuesday night that would require the consideration of implementing roundabouts in certain intersections. All roundabouts must also b...

By Sahar Chmais  Kyle’s Independence Day celebration will return this year with a little surprise in the show and with looser regulations than last year.  In 2020, residents were asked to watch the show from their little spots marked by orange cones which distanced groups. This year, there will not ...