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Kendall County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Kendall County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Kendall County is hitting pause on its 'Constitution City' plan to see if the Texas AG thinks it’s actually legal. They’re holding off on the policy until they get a green light, as it could change how much power the county really has.
A recent shootout between a suspect and a Kendall County deputy at a local motel has residents worried about rising crime. This incident is sparking a broader conversation about how safe our community really is.
The Kendall County Fair bleachers are officially safe to use again after passing recent inspections. You can now enjoy the events without worrying about the structural issues that caused last year's collapse.
Recent flash floods in Camp Mystic proved our current drainage systems just can't keep up with heavy rain. The county is now under pressure to overhaul infrastructure and emergency plans before the next big storm hits.
Kendall County is cleaning up after an EF-1 tornado tore through the area. If you're in the impact zone, stay tuned to local channels for info on debris removal and how to get emergency aid.
Kendall County is growing fast, and it’s starting to show in our traffic jams and rising rent prices. City officials are currently debating how to handle this expansion, so pay attention to upcoming meetings if you want a say in how our town changes.
A fatal bleacher collapse at the Kendall County Fair has sparked urgent concerns about how the city inspects and monitors public event infrastructure. It’s a wake-up call for local officials to tighten safety protocols before the next big community gathering.
Kendall County just confirmed three COVID-19 cases, but officials say there's no sign of community spread yet. It's a 'wait and see' situation, so keep an eye on local health alerts for any changes.
Kendall County is looking to earn 'International Dark Sky' status, which means we might see new rules on how bright our outdoor lights can be. It’s all about cutting down on light pollution to keep our night skies clear, but it could change how you light up your porch or business sign.
A fatal bleacher collapse at the Kendall County Fair has sparked urgent concerns about whether our local public venues are actually being inspected properly. It’s a wake-up call that the spaces we take our families to might not be as safe as we assume.
A man who broke back into the Kendall County jail is now claiming he was mistreated by staff while in custody. This bizarre incident has sparked a much-needed conversation about whether our local jail has the proper oversight to keep inmates safe.
Recent 911 calls from the latest floods show our emergency response system is pretty broken. We need to overhaul our communication tech now before the next big storm puts us all at risk.
The primary election results are officially in for Kendall County, setting the stage for the final showdown in the general election. These candidates will soon be making the big decisions on local policy that affect your daily life.
The Kendall County Women’s Shelter is bursting at the seams, but they're running out of cash to keep operations going. The county is now under the gun to decide if taxpayers should foot the bill to keep these essential safety services open.
The plan to turn a local area into its own 'Constitution City' is officially on ice after a judge blocked the move and missed the election deadline. Now, the whole thing is stuck in legal limbo while the state Attorney General decides what happens next.
A Kendall County deputy is facing backlash after making insensitive comments about the deadly July 4 floods. This incident has sparked a wider debate about whether our local emergency responders are taking public safety crises seriously enough.
Boerne’s mayor just updated local emergency rules, which could mean new restrictions popping up in your day-to-day life. It’s worth keeping an eye on these changes to see how they might impact your routine.
Kendall County just confirmed its first COVID-19 case, so get ready for some changes to how local services and public events are handled. Officials are shifting gears to keep things safe, which likely means new rules for gatherings are on the way.