'COVID Catch-Up' summer school begins

This year's summer school session is not expected to be a one-time student reboot. State and local administrators, as well as education advocates, believe regaining what the pandemic took will take much longer.

Jury trials to resume soon in Hays County courts

District Court jury trials will resume on Monday, June 7 and Courts-at-law jury trials will begin on July 6.

Slain San Marcos police officer honored at funeral 1 year after death

Officer Putnam was ambushed responding to a domestic violence call on April 18, 2020, along with Officers Justin Mueller and Franco Stewart.

Dripping Springs baseball team in all Austin-area regional final

The Tigers are squaring off against Rouse in an all Austin-area regional final and it's the first time Dripping Springs has made it to the fifth round in more than two decades.

Kyle police Victim Services Unit holding volunteer training

Volunteers respond to crime scenes when requested and provide crisis intervention, support, assistance, and resources to those affected.

Body of man missing since May 10 found

The body of missing 21-year-old Harper Garlitos was found earlier this week by Texas Search and Rescue team members.

Fallen San Marcos officer to receive full honors public funeral

The public service for Officer Justin Putnam will start at 10 a.m. on June 3 at the Shoreline Church on Burnet Road in Austin.

City of Kyle to host citywide cleanup event June 5

The event, scheduled for 8-11:30 a.m. at Gregg-Clarke Park, is designed to provide an opportunity to dispose of trash and unwanted items at no cost.

Kyle police reminding drivers, passengers to 'Click it or Ticket'

The Kyle Police Department is joining Texas DPS and other agencies to step up enforcement of the state's seat belt laws between May 24 and June 6.

City of Kyle considering camping ban following Austin's decision

The process is still in the early stages, but the council member hopes all understand she ultimately wants what is best for both the homeless and the community.

Family, investigators push for geofence warrant in Jason Landry case

It's been 150 days since Texas State University student Jason Landry went missing while driving home to see his family for Christmas last year.

City of Kyle enacts child safety residency ordinance

The child safety zone ordinance in the city of Kyle puts a 1,000-foot buffer around places of play as well as schools and libraries.

The Force is strong with the Kyle City Council

The Kyle City Council spent part of its May 4th council meeting this week dressed up as their favorite Star Wars characters.

Dripping Springs ISD names new superintendent

Dr. Holly Morris-Kuentz, former deputy superintendent for Lake Travis ISD, has been named as superintendent for Dripping Springs ISD.

Texas State announces emergency student assistance for summer, fall

A total of $23 million will be available to eligible students this summer and fall through Texas State's Bobcat Cares program.

City of Kyle to host mass COVID-19 vaccination event

The goal of the event is to vaccinate approximately 1,000 residents with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, says the City of Kyle.

Central Texas communities to decide on school proposals in election

Four districts are asking voters to borrow tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars to build new schools or expand existing ones