by Moses Leos III   A one-penny property tax rate reduction could be on the horizon for Kyle residents as the city continues discussion on the proposed fiscal year 2017 budget. The reduction could be one of several items the city plans to enact, which could include the creation of a storm water util...

By Bailey Buckingham A fter years of talking about it, Kyle will soon gain a gateway sign that welcomes visitors to the city.  The city’s newest landmark will become a reality after the Kyle City Council unanimously approved installation of the sign in late July. Council approved the design of the s...

By Bailey Buckingham A  potential roundabout could be on the horizon in Kyle after city council approved the continuation of discussions between Kyle City Manager Scott Sellers and the Texas Department of Transportation.   The proposed roundabout is slated to be place at the intersection of FM 1626 ...

By Bailey Buckingham Kyle city leaders are holding reservations regarding the abundance of citizen requests for stop signs in neighborhoods at Kyle City Council meetings, fearing unwarranted signs could lead to “unintended consequences.”  On July 5, District 5 council member Shane Arabie requested f...

By Bailey Buckingham A proposed roundabout at the intersection of FM 1626 and Dorman could be on the horizon after the Kyle City Council approved a resolution Tuesday allowing City Manager Scott Sellers to involve the Texas Department of Transportation in the conversation.  Council approved the reso...

By Moses Leos III As a bus driver working for Hays CISD, Jose Ramos had a dream of playing soccer on the pitch at Gregg-Clarke Park every time he drove by it. With a kick of a ball Thursday, Ramos and many other soccer players’ dreams will become reality. Kyle will be home to a new semi-professional...

By Moses Leos III Potential changes to Kyle’s food truck ordinance were sent back to the city staff’s drawing board after Kyle City Council disapproved of its verbiage and structure as a whole.  The majority of council held concerns the changes to the ordinance, as it was written, could be too cumbe...

By Samantha Smith Kyle city staff informed city council May 17 that an update to the 2010 Comprehensive Plan would be needed to insure its viability for an additional five years. City Manager Scott Sellers made a report to council regarding various updates on capital improvement projects, road proje...

By Moses Leos III A trio of development agreements approved by the Kyle City Council in early May not only increased the city’s size by ten square miles, but could pave the way for extensive development. The city worked with property owners to annex approximately 6,000 acres on the southwest side of...

By Moses Leos III For the second time in a year, the city of Kyle has levied an indefinite suspension ruling against Jesse Espinoza, according to the lawyer representing the former Kyle Police sergeant.  The ruling came after an independent investigator, Chuck Edge, submitted his final investigative...