We are celebrating Women's History Month by asking women in our local governments the following questions: 1 What is your career outside of local government? When you started your career, did you ever imagine that you would have a leadership role in the city? 2 Can you talk about your role in local ...

By Brittany Anderson Kyle will soon join other cities across Texas that are receiving money from a $26 billion U.S. opioid settlement . During the city council meeting on Sept. 21, Kyle City Council unanimously approved to settle for the city’s allocated $51,835.   Opioid manufacturer Johnson and Jo...

By Megan Wehring KYLE — Pie Capital of Texas could be in the city of Kyle’s near future. Kyle City Council unanimously approved a resolution of support of bills HCR 12 and SCR 22 that will be presented at the 2021 Texas Legislature. If passed, the city will officially get to enjoy pie life. “This is...

While the coronavirus is dubious in nature, education and communication to the entire public is important. With the increasing COVID-19 cases in Hays County, a task force was formed between members of Kyle City Council. Councilmembers Alex Villalobos, Michael Tobias and Robert Rizo wanted to educate...

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...

Members of the Kyle City Council and staff “deserve to be praised to high heaven” for the amount of work they are doing — “above and beyond the call to service,” Mayor Travis Mitchell said in responding to questions about a “visioning” workshop council and some city staff attended in Fredericksburg ...