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A 36-unit apartment complex is planned on a 6-acre parcel of vacant land just south of Holdsworth Drive and west of Paschal Avenue, adjacent to an existing apartment complex.

The Kerrville Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the city council annex about 169 acres of undeveloped property adjacent to the local hospital.

The Kerrville Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the city council approve several short-term rental uses for homes in the city limits.

Now that the next phase of the Loop 1604 construction project is underway, some neighbors report being jolted awake by the road work. Crews are excavating and using controlled explosions to clear material at the Blanco Road intersection.

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The number of people jailed on suspicion of driving while intoxicated in recent days was such that Kerrville Police Department issued a statement reminding people of the dangers of DWI.

A 60-year-old Comfort man has been jailed on suspicion of touching a child inappropriately.

Officers with the Kerrville Police Department participated in No-Shave November to gather funds for the Hill Country Crisis Council and presented their donation of $775 on Tuesday.

The Kerrville Police Department’s Blue Santa program will accept new, unwrapped gifts for children ages infant to mid-teens until Dec. 7.

The City of Kerrville's Senior Services Advisory Committee will host a Senior Christmas Social on Tuesday.

A 24-year-old Fort Worth man was in the Kerr County jail Wednesday on suspicion of smuggling five foreigners through the U.S.

As traffic returns to normal volumes, transportation experts are considering some new — and old —ideas to reduce congestion.

The city of Kerrville has closed the southside/hillside area of Kerrville-Schreiner Park to all traffic and park visitors through Dec. 19.

A free open-mic comedy show, which also will include a professional comedian, is scheduled for Saturday.

Kerrville’s annual daddy-daughter dance is slated for Jan. 29 and tickets will go on sale Dec. 1, according to a spokesman for the city of Kerrville.

Kerrville Pets Alive! has three events planned in December to help save homeless cats and dogs from euthanasia.

The Kerr County Sheriff’s Office’s new digital forensic equipment was used to discover gift cards had been “cloned” with information stolen from credit cards. They were found during a traffic

Junction Highway at Harper Road could close intermittently from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday while a television crew works.

The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will host “Christmas with a Twist,” featuring local historian and storyteller Clifton Fifer Jr. on Saturday.

A 5K and artificial snow are among Christmas activities the city of Kerrville and its partners will provide this month.

One man was arrested on suspicion of human smuggling and six people were accused of being in the country illegally in a recent operation by the Kerr County Sheriff’s Office.

HERO is meeting its target of clearing stalled, abandoned or disabled vehicles within 20 minutes, doing so at an average of 16 minutes.

Many Kerrville police officers are eschewing the razor this month and donating the money they would otherwise spend grooming their mugs.

Experts said the new variant's high number of mutations could make it more transmissible. ABC News’ Em Nguyen reports.

A U.S. Army veteran and medical doctor from Laredo seeks to represent Kerrville in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The owner of a rental cabin in Comfort has been accused of making secret video recordings of tenants for more than a year.

The Thanksgiving holiday was a special time with our family, friends and most especially our grandsons. We had 16 people over the weekend, so it was a busy house for

AAA Texas reminds drivers that safety is important for not only Christmas trees but also things like ladders and furniture.

Texas Mike McComb, now legally known as Texas Mike, grew up in the Kerrville area and says he was raised by 13 sets of grandparents. He lived with his mother

Notre Dame High School art teacher Ren Wright-Trapino, along with several of her students, completed a mural on Friday to advertise the location of a charging station for electric cars

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Members of Mission Route 66 Baptist Church showed their appreciation to the city’s peace officers this month with a nice spread.

An Ingram business owner was voted one of the top 20 Women in HVAC for this year.

The police departments serving Kerrville and Ingram are working to bring Christmas cheer to the children of needy families.

An Austin woman who describes herself as a Tejana activist has stepped into the ring to run for the U.S. House seat being sought by incumbent Republican Chip Roy.

Residents arrested on felony accusations this week included:

AUSTIN (TPWD) — November is known as a time to give thanks, but in Texas, the month also marks the beginning of a winter tradition for anglers of all ages

Most of us are fascinated by watching animal behavior, especially their interactions with their own species. It is these intra-species interactions and associations that we call, anthropomorphically, “animal societies.”

COVID-19 is no match for determined garden club ladies.

Mo-Ranch recently hosted its first meet-and-greet event to kick off Mo Gives Back. This event was honoring the three beneficiaries, Mercy Gate Ministries, VA Dogs of Texas and the Doyle

The city of Kerrville is searching for the best poem capturing the meaning of a “Christmas in Kerrville.”

The Hill Country Chapter of Texas Democratic Women will celebrate the end of 2021 with their gifts of food and funding for Mustard Seed Ministries, a food pantry that is

Classmates and guests are invited to a Tivy High School, Class of ’71 Christmas Social at noon Dec. 11, at Inn of the Hills Hotel and Conference Center, 1001 Junction

Mowgli has much to be thankful for this year.

COMFORT — The Austin-based Ventana Ballet will perform “The Watchmaker’s Song,” based on “The Nutcracker” by Pytor Tchaikovsky. It is an interactive performance, drawing the audience into the action.

A coronavirus variant recently identified in South Africa is leading to a new round of travel restrictions just as many had finally begun to ease.

Giving is in the hearts of the Kerrville community year-round, but as Christmastime approaches, generosity from neighbors magically seems to increase. The spirit of the season shines through as many

Babez Seafood Bucket provided free Thanksgiving meals to residents Wednesday in downtown Kerrville.

Residents looking for that special Christmas gift have many options for in-person shopping in Kerrville, and mom-and-pop stores are no exception.

In 1977, a handful of children removed from their homes by the state due to abuse or neglect gathered with their temporary caretakers at a picnic table in a wooded

A 12-foot-high, electrified menorah was placed on the grounds of the Kerr County courthouse on Wednesday for the holiday season, and the public is invited to a Sunday lighting ceremony.

The cancelations don’t seem to be scaring travelers away, as San Antonio International Airport was bustling with travelers Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

One doctor says pandemic-record travel, the Delta variant, waning vaccine immunity and new surges in kids' cases are a cause for concern

One doctor says pandemic-record travel, the Delta variant, waning vaccine immunity and new surges in kids' cases are a cause for concern

The Friends of the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library committed $250,000 to help fund the renovation of the Schreiner/Schellhase Mansion on the library campus. The mansion will house the new Heart of

FREDERICKSBURG — The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s traveling combat art exhibition titled “Honor, Courage, Commitment: Marine Corps Art, 1975-2018” is currently one display at the National Museum of the Pacific

According to San Antonio police, there have been close 3,800 DWI arrests since the start of the year. Organizations like Mothers Against Drunk Driving hope that drivers make smart decisions before toasting the holidays.

It’s the day before Thanksgiving, which means a lot of people are gearing up and taking to the roads and the sky and en route to their holiday travel destinations.

Many people plan to take road trips this holiday week.

Navigating the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for many companies and government agencies, including public transit. Now, one agency in our area is getting some national recognition for its COVID-19 response.

Traveling this holiday season can be safe if you're fully vaccinated for COVID-19.

DPS officials are increasing the number of Texas Highway Patrol Troopers on the roads from Wednesday through Sunday, according to a news release.

TxDOT says construction is underway on the next segment of the Loop 1604 North project.

The newly signed federal infrastructure package puts automakers on the clock. They must include technology that potentially detects intoxicated drivers as standard on all vehicles.

The all-new Peppa Pig Theme Park will open as a certified autism center, leaders announced Tuesday at the IAAPA Expo at the Orange County Convention Center.

Alamo Drafthouse started construction this week on the dine-in cinema chain’s first St. Louis location.

Streets in poor condition can be a headache for drivers and for the cities keeping tracking of them, so the city of Seguin was glad to welcome some newer technology last week that makes the process easier.

Construction continues this weekend on Loop 410 on the West Side.

San Antonio International Airport and the Transportation Security Administration are gearing up for a busy holiday travel season.

A windfall of funding is expected to come to Texas as part of the new federal infrastructure bill. President Joe Biden is expected to sign it into law on Monday.

Another Carnival cruise ship will sail into Galveston starting in 2023.

Thanksgiving is nearly upon us, and Christmas is right behind, which means in the coming weeks, a LOT of people will be traveling.

The city’s director of airports presented city council members with a a new Strategic Development Plan to expand the San Antonio International Airport’s capacity and turn it into a “world-class” facility.

A windfall of funding is expected to come to Texas as part of the new federal infrastructure bill. President Joe Biden is expected to sign it into law on Monday.

The last time Jannett Brumley hugged her brother was in October of 2019 as he departed to Japan. In just a few weeks, she'll welcome him back as the U.S. has ended its international travel ban.

The Alamo Regional Mobility Authority is soliciting proposals for a potential transportation project between San Antonio International Airport and downtown.

Another major closure on Loop 410 on the West Side will greet drivers this weekend.

It’s a common sight along many Texas highways: 18-wheelers parked along the side of the road. The Texas Department of Transportation is trying to change that.

Volunteer vacations are popular with gap-year students, retired seniors, and millions of people in between. Perhaps you’re just starting to travel again, for the first time in a long time, considering the pandemic, and you’re thinking about a volunteer vacation.

It’s a streak the state doesn’t want to continue. Sunday will mark 21 years since the last fatality-free day on Texas roadways.

The project could also help revitalize underutilized spaces in the historic city

Walt Disney World has shared details on its blog about some of the delicious food and drinks at its resort hotels for the holiday season.

It’s no secret: Traveling by vehicle has gotten pricier this year.

Another major closure on Loop 410 on the West Side will greet drivers this weekend.

Texas and the San Antonio region will receive a special focus from federal officials as they seek to reduce a growing number of traffic fatalities.

The Texas Department of Transportation now has an app where you can tattle on fellow Texans if you see them littering on Texas highways.

As the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization works to figure out the region’s long-term transportation priorities over the next 30 years, it wants to know how the public feels about those technologies and others.

As most might know, October marked 50 years since Disney World opened its doors.

Drivers on the West Side will have to navigate around a major closure on Loop 410

Educators and transportation officials across the country have spent this week spreading the message about safe driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week.

Halloween will be an even better experience visiting these spots around the U.S.

Guadalupe County grew by more than 30% over the past decade, according to the 2020 Census. That growth is leading to a change in how county leaders are handling road construction.

The San Antonio City Council will soon consider a new ordinance that add penalties for spectators of illegal street racing events.

Improvements on I-35 in Comal County mean more lane closures for drivers.

New traffic signals are coming to several intersections in San Antonio. People who live and work nearby hope the changes will improve traffic flow and safety.

As Walt Disney World continues to celebrate the World’s Most Magical Celebration for its 50th anniversary, things are about to get even more festive for the holiday season.

The most famous bridge in Michigan might be the Mackinac Bridge, but by next summer, there’s another one that’s expected to get worldwide attention.

Anybody who has visited Rome, Italy lately might have had a “boar”-ing time.

The Biden administration says the U.S. will reopen its land borders to nonessential travel next month, ending a 19-month freeze due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Drivers on Loop 410 on the East Side will have to deal with some lane closures and detours this weekend