By Moses Leos III Discord over a site plan submitted for a proposed development in Old Town Kyle created a rift between the city and developer Comanche Holdings, LLC.  Several factors made the city suspend the building permit for Comanche’s 10,000 square-foot mixed-use project at 225 Main Street.  P...

By Moses Leos III The potential to draw people to the community has Kyle Police Chief Jeff Barnett believing Kyle’s proposed town center could be a viable asset. But that’s as long as participating entities work together.  “I think every entity clearly understands the benefit this could be to the co...

By Moses Leos III A study meant to determine whether Kyle’s development fees are too high may have found the opposite, according to city officials.  For Mayor Todd Webster, the revelation that Kyle’s development fees are lower than cities surveyed in their study corroborated what officials theorized...

A Krispe Kreme truck driver was uninjured Friday after his vehicle wound up on its side along the northbound service road of IH-35 near the Center Street bridge. According to a Kyle Police accident report, the driver claimed his steering wheel locked up while traveling along the road, with the vehic...

By Kiana Poorfard With a Pflugerville country dance hall looking at Buda for its next establishment, city council is grappling with the ordinance prohibiting the sale of alcohol after 1 a.m. Jeff Van Delden, owner of Mavericks Country Rock Bar, said he will likely look south to Kyle, which extended ...

A tow truck operator stands atop an overturned 18-wheeler with a steel cable in hand as he prepares to help set the line meant to get the vehicle right-side-up Monday. Morning commuters were given quite the sight Monday as the big rig carrying lime rolled over on the Kyle Crossing bridge. The accide...

By Moses Leos III A proposed switch to angle parking along Burleson Street could eliminate parking spots in downtown Kyle.  Freese and Nichols, which is overseeing the Burleson Street reconstruction, updated city council on its parking changes study. Revamped spots would be located between Miller an...

By Moses Leos III Possible penalties from surpassing debt issuance limits have Buda waiting until 2016 to pay for its share of Phase 1A of the Hays Caldwell Public Utility Agency’s (HCPUA) pipeline project.  In doing so, the city opted to decline a low-interest loan from the State Water Implementati...

By Moses Leos III As construction costs continue to rise, so do Kyle’s five road bond projects.  Several factors, including unexpected adjustment of utilities on Goforth Road, make up the estimated $2 million overrun for Kyle’s $36 million initiative.  According to Chief of Staff Jerry Hendrix, cost...

By Moses Leos III Could a “town center” be in the plans for Kyle? While still an idea, according to City Manager Scott Sellers, he said the possibility is something city leaders believe could assist Kyle in becoming a destination. Sellers said the concept is to create a development that could house ...