Senator Perry outlines 50-year plan to address water challenges in state In the 89th Legislative Session that just ended, Texas lawmakers made a downpayment on a water plan that (finally) looks ahead to the state’s growing population and finite water supply. We had the opportunity to hear a talk by ...

Given the ongoing drought and water concerns, coupled with the fact that lawns are responsible for a huge percentage of municipal water use, our neighbors to the east are offering an incentive to “go native.” The City of Kyle has launched a Native Landscaping Pilot rebate program that incentivizes r...

Most towns in the Hill Country had one. A gathering place for locals to unwind with a couple of cold beers after work. Not the fanciest joint but comfortable, familiar, convenient. Simple name, simple building. A place where nothing changed, and time stood still. A bastion of the status quo. You alw...

Irepresent your neighbors who work in and for our community at KLRN Public Television. We urge Congress to reject the destructive proposals to rescind...

‘E Pluribus Unum’ Left — Right, Liberal — Conservative, Democrat — Republican. Our country is great because everyone is allowed to state their opinion...

More than three million Texans live in rural areas across the state, The Texas Tribune reported, and the last session increased funding for them in se...