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The article talks about $2.5 million to be used by city engineers from Kyle, Texas general and utilities funds to supplement and ensure completion of the five road projects of which two projects underway are Goforth Road and Bunton Creek are projected to reach completion by summer.

The article reports on the addition of four Little Free Libraries (LFLs) by the Kyle Public Library across Kyle, Texas, in partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department.

The article informs that Kyle City Council has approved a controversial employment agreement that extends city manager Scott Sellers' contract, which features salary increase for Scott.

The article reports that city of Kyle, Texas has reached an out-of-court settlement with waste water provider Aqua Texas after officials sued in 2013 and states that an agreement between the parties is formed with way for major water reuse project and present views of City Manager Scott Sellers.

The article focuses on the need for urgent care and emergency care units in hospitals which provides quick service to patients including the decision on the patient requirement to visit primary physician or urgent care center.

The article focuses on the Klye Planning and Zoning Commission which were split in its decision for the recommendation of approval for new additional sections of PlumCreek, Kyle City, Texas members for the project.

The article reports the voting done by commissioners for pursuing a bond election in order to fund a new jail in Hays County, Texas, following the county's huge spending for outsourcing prisoners.

The article reports that Scott Sellers, City Manager of Kyle, Texas, had declined to offer information regarding pursuing a consulting position following the City Council's approval.

The article discusses that the national award winning authors of fiction and poetry will interact with students and residents of Kyle at the Katherine Anne Porter Literary Center.

The article reports a study conducted by company Value Penguin, New York, analyzing that the car insurance rates being 7% higher in Kyle City than the average rates in Texas and it being ranked at 214 out of 293 Texas City.

The article talks about Kyle City Council approving Buda Taxi to run a pilot program and provide public transportation to the residents; the program will be provided with resolution funds of upto $50,000.

The article talks about Kyle, Texas, officials who have started annexing 1,500 acres of land outside of city limits to expand its boundaries till Yarrington Road, and mentions that property owners are unhappy with the decision due to the financial burden they would have to undertake.

The article reports construction of dog park in Buda, Texas to begin from the month of March 2016 according to the director of the Parks and Recreation Department Drew Well, and also discusses the funding for this park and other construction which will be beneficial for the residence.

The article discusses the renaming of Barton Middle School's campus track and field as Kana Field by Hays Consolidated Independent School District (CISD) board of trustees in honor of the school's late nurse Susie Kana who was received Hay's CISD's inaugural Ambassador of the Year award in 2013.

The article talks about a survey being conducted of all the cities within Hays County, Texas with special focus being given to city of Kyle asking citizens of their opinions regarding Hays County Hazard Mitigation Plan in an effort to improve public-private coordination and risk reduction efforts.

The article talks about concerns of Hays Consolidated Independent School District (CISD) struggling to support and instruct bilingual and special education as the Texas Education Association (TEA) audit revealed low performance rates in state tests and hence the support being dropped.

The article reports on the approval made by the Hays County Independent School District (CISD) board of Trustees on the potential third campus whose construction is to be finished in 2019.

The article reports that Kyle Police Chief Jeff Barnett will meet with district attorney's office and other Hays County officials to discuss replacement of outdated in-car video camera systems and mentions need to update camera systems in the department's patrol cars.

The article reports an estimated update of the wrecker ordinance along with state law which was presented at the last city council meeting including address quicker collision, clean up and highway safety in Kyle, Texas.

The article offers information on the city beautification plan for Kyle city, Texas by the government agency Kyle City Council which include beautification of corridors, revitalization of downtown and code compliance for improving the quality of life of the citizens.

The article discusses that the Kyle city district council raised the storm water fee for the drainage and ditches repair after the Halloween flood.

The article reports on the resolution approved by the Kyle City Council of Texas to recognize and support the Code Green Campaign, an initiative to provide mental health resources to first responders.

The article talks about Stephanie Vasquez and her daughter Kate Vasquez who survived a fatal accident in Kyle, Texas on January 7th in which the husband and father Steve Vasquez passed away and a fundraiser organised by Stephanie's sister which raised nearly $1,00,000 for the family.

The article reports that Kyle in Texas, was designated as Texas Film Friendly Community by the Texas Film Commission, as the city offers one-to-one training on filming, and states that Kyle also brings money to the town by bringing in film crews.

The article talks about the city of Kyle, Texas, which is not a member of the Central Texas Clean Air Coalition (CTCAC), stating that its membership would be determined during the city council meeting on March 1, 2016, and includes comments from District 6 Kyle City Council member Daphne Tenorio.

The article reports that the city of Kyle in Texas will honor writer Katherine Anne Porter and former city mayor Mary Kyle Hartson by incorporating them into the downtown sphere.