Kerrville News

Brianna Alexis Kerbow, 15, of Kerrville, will spend the next eight months formally advocating for a cause that she said has long been important to her - the care of abused and abandoned animals.

The city of Kerrville will be party to a legal case concerning Hill Country Camp's plan to dump treated wastewater into local waterways.

The city of Kerrville has a lot going on during the next year. City hall will juggle downtown revitalization, civic projects, budget overhauls, zoning issues, water shortages and convention centers.

When Flora Jessop came to Kerrville on Thursday night to talk about her experiences growing up in a polygamist cult in Arizona, she had a warning: Texas could be next.

A 37-year-old former Kerrville doctor was sentenced Friday by a federal judge to serve more than six years in a federal prison following a jury conviction in January on four child pornography-related charges.

Lawyers for former Kerrville doctor David Winkler successfully argued that, because their client was rich and a doctor, that he deserved he deserved a shorter prison sentence for downloading hundreds of images of child pornography.

A financial auditor pleaded guilty Thursday to receiving child pornography amid a busy week in federal court for people accused of similar crimes.

It was a chance to sing the praises of some unsung volunteers. On Monday night, five senior volunteers were honored at the third annual Life's Treasures awards, sponsored by the Dietert Senior Center and The Kerrville Daily Times.

A 23-year-old man drowned early Tuesday morning after jumping from a bridge that connects Louise Hays Park and Tranquility Island.

Kerrville police said a 23-year-old man drowned early Tuesday morning while swimming in the Guadalupe River at Louise Hays Park, officer Paul Gonzales said in a statement.

One local nursing home is keeping good company. Less than four percent of the state's nursing homes received zero demerits during their annual state inspection.

A 56-year-old Kerrville man and founder of an alternative medicine newsletter called 'Alternatives' faces up to one year in prison after pleading guilty this week to three misdemeanor charges of failure to file tax returns dating back nearly 10 years.

Kerrville Police officer Matthew Cotts arrested a 16-year-old male for DWI as a minor in the 700 block of Bluebonnet Drive Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Cotts was working traffic enforcement in the area when he noticed a 1993 Acura Integra pass through an intersection without stopping for the stop sign.

A new, less-invasive hysterectomy now is available locally. Dr. Kerri Truelock and Dr.

A Kerrville couple sustained serious injuries in a motorcycle accident on Texas 16 South on the way home from church Sunday.

An argument on the way home from the bar early Saturday morning ended with a 26-year-old female with an Austin address spending the night in jail for allegedly assaulting a male in the car.

City staff will present its findings at Tuesday night's city council meeting on a proposed mayoral-appointed commission tasked to look at the economic impact of a convention center in downtown Kerrville.

Knoxville expat Louise Mosrie moved to Nashville a while back to focus on her singer/songwriter dreams, but it was in the Texas Hill Country last week that she found the limelight.

A Kerrville Police officer sustained minor injuries after a suspect in an assault case resisted arrest with a baseball bat.

Kerrville resident Jeremy de la Cerda, 16, who was injured in a traffic accident Sunday afternoon on Sidney Baker South and airlifted to University Hospital in San Antonio, was released from the hospital Tuesday afternoon.