By Brittany Anderson As Kyle continues to grow, two parcels of land that will feature mixed-use developments with residential and retail space are being planned for the city. Map view of the donated land and where the northern and southern parcels are planned. Photo via CSW Development. The city cou...

Descendents of the original Kyle family meet with St. Rep. Erin Zweiner before heading over to the historical marker dedication of the Kyle Family Pioneer Cemetery The annual fundraiser for the Claiborne Kyle Log House drew lots of hungry visitors who showed up for the fried chicken luncheon. Kyle c...

Kyle exempts some properties from annexation; extends time until 2nd reading The Kyle City Council whittled away at areas east of Interstate 35 that had been scheduled for involuntary annexation at their Sept. 17 meeting and also left open an 90-day window on a second reading of the annexation ordin...

Confusion over what properties are subject to a proposed unilateral annexation by Kyle led to vitriolic debate Aug. 28 as city leaders attempted to sort it all out. Many residents impacted by the proposal maintained their opposition, with some alleging the city is moving too fast to complete the ann...

Another Special Utility District (SUD) is taking charge of services in parts of Kyle with the approval of a resolution from city leaders. On Jan. 22, the Kyle City Council approved a resolution allowing the Maxwell Water Supply Company (WSC) to become a SUD. “The City of Kyle has grown into the boun...

A $3.54 increase in the average monthly wastewater bill could be on the horizon for Kyle utility customers as city leaders look to fund future infrastructure improvements next fiscal year.     Despite a rise in wastewater rates, Kyle’s proposed $85 million budget is not expected to alter the current...

Property rights concerns extending to proposed code changes on accessory structures kept Kyle city leaders from taking any possible action June 5. Kyle’s proposed changes would have enforced five feet between an accessory structure and fence line, and ten feet from any other accessory structures. Ky...

Roughly three years after a deal was struck to provide water to the Anthem subdivision, ground still has not broken on the development that could hold over 2,000 homes near Mountain City. Clark Wilson, developer of the Anthem subdivision, is still awaiting permits from the Texas Commission on Enviro...

Personal attacks and arguments hit the dais Jan. 16 as Kyle city leaders sparred on who was fit to serve as the city’s representative on a local area water board. But the display, which encompassed roughly a half-hour, may have showcased a deepening, and vitriolic, divide between Mayor Travis Mitche...

ongtime Kyle residents are mourning the loss of a dedicated public figure who over the course of 20-plus years served the community in a variety of capacities. Pete Krug,   who served as the mayor of Kyle on two occasions and was a longtime law enforcement official, passed away Dec. 6, according to ...