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Kerr County Commissioner (Precinct 2) Tom Moser has announced that he will retire from the commissioners' court, with his last day of service scheduled for Friday, July 23, 2021. Moser made the announcement during Monday morning's Kerr County Commissioner's Court session. Moser has served as the Precinct 2 commissioner since being elected in November 2012, with his current term set to expire in a year and a half. The announcement […]

The San Antonio branch of the FBI released a statement over the weekend asking for the public's help in locating a missing Laredo family last seen on June 13 in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon. A Texas mother-of-three, 39-year old Gladys Perez Sanchez, along with her 16-year old son, John Carlos Gonzales, and 9-year old Michelle Cristina Duran, were last spotted driving on Nuevo Laredo Highway. The family had just visited […]

Kerr County officials received word Friday, June 25, that the county has received an "Individual Assistance" designation from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. This now means that qualifying residents will be able to receive federal dollars to help them recover from damages caused by the extreme winter storm back in mid-February. Approximately 130 Texas counties applied for the designation and 77 of those were granted "Individual Assistance." "This is a […]

State lawmakers approved $6 million in funding to restore the Mason County Courthouse, which was destroyed by a fire February 4 of this year. The courthouse caught fire at 10 p.m. and by 1:30 a.m., it had been reduced to its outer rock wall. The man suspected of starting the fire, Nicholas Miller, was charged with arson and burglary of a building. In an interview shortly after the fire, Mason […]

After postponing the annual event last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 3rd "Shatter the Stigma 5k Fun Run/Walk is set for Saturday, June 26 at the Schreiner University Trailhead Beer Garden. Event organizer's goals are to raise awareness about mental health and help people begin erasing the stigma too often associated with the topic of mental illness. People are encouraged to pre-register for the 8:30 a.m. start time […]

The Kerrville Police Department is asking for the public's help in obtaining information regarding the whereabouts of 38-year old Tony Lee Brown. Brown is accused of Injury to a Child, Assault Causing Bodily Injury and Interference with a 911 call, according to a press release. Brown is described as being 6-feet tall, weighing 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He has numerous tattoos on his chest, neck and […]

The Kerr County Sheriff's Office, working alongside the Kendall and Bexar County Sheriff's Offices, have arrested Tristin Kane Hollowell, 20, of Kerrville, for various drug related charges. Hollowell was arrested June 17, after a traffic stop in Kerrville near G Street and Highway 16. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office, Boerne PD Narcotics, Kerrville PD and KCSO Special Investigations Unit acted on information that Hollowell was involved in the sale of […]

There were 9,999 pieces of legislation filed between the House and Senate during the recently wrapped-up 87th Texas Legislative Session. According to Texas Legislature Online and confirmed by the Governor's office, Abbott signed 1,034, vetoed 20 and allowed 105 to become law without his signature. One of the bills the governor vetoed is Senate Bill 474, known as the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act, which was designed to expand animal cruelty […]

Two more Kerr County residents have died due to COVID-19 complications, according to Kerr County Emergency Management Coordinator Dub Thomas. "The pair of deaths of permanent Kerr County residents were both reported on June 16 - one posted by the Texas Department of State Health Services (which usually means the death occurred outside the county) and the other posted by Peterson Regional Medical Center here in Kerrville," Thomas said. These […]