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Long-planned Kerrville hotel is still a go for downtown

Historic Downtown Business Association is expected to break ground.

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Peterson breaks through with another hospitalization record — 42

The Kerrville hospital has nearly 50% of its acute care beds dedicated to COVID-19 patients.

Schreiner University in deep discussions about adding football

If approved by the board of trustees, Schreiner could make a decision by December to launch program

Peterson's battle with COVID-19 continues with 38 hospitalized

The numbers remain high for Kerrville's hospital

Kerrville's Don Frazier appointed by the governor to Texas history commission

Frazier leads Schreiner University's Texas Center.

Kerrville Pets Alive puts out a plea for adoptions in Hill Country

The nonprofit group says Kerr County shelter is full, could lead to euthanization.

Supreme Court allows Texas abortion law to move forward with 5-4 vote

Dissenting opinions were blistering, while opponents of abortion cheered the decision by the conservative majority.

Another Kerr County death drives toll to as many as 15 in August

Data from Health and Human Services provides snapshot into how rural Texas hospital is handling COVID onslaught.

Permitless handgun law goes into effect across Texas

The law, dubbed "constitutional carry," lets Texans over the age of 21 to carry a handgun without a background check, training or license.

BREAKING: Peterson hits another COVID-19 record with 40 hospitalized

The Kerrville hospital hasn't had less than 30 COVID-19 patients since Aug. 20