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Sign up now: Lead Live’s Fifth Annual Nonprofit Week set for Aug. 17-21

The broadcast runs Monday, Aug. 17, through Friday, Aug. 21, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. This year's format features 20-minute on-air conversations, giving more Kerr County nonprofits than ever a chance to share their work with the community.

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The monster in the canyon: What the storm actually was — and what was never asked

Nine months after the flood, federal meteorologists tell the full story. In 15 hours of legislative testimony this week, none of it came up.

Mitchell Menchaca: Dec. 19, 1986-April 7, 2026

Mitchell was deeply loved by his family and friends and will be remembered for the love and laughter he shared, the memories he created, and the lasting impact he had on everyone who knew him. 

Kerrville cuts ribbon on $45M Public Safety Complex, placing it ‘in service’

What makes Thursday's opening remarkable is that for all three departments moving in, it marks the first time they have ever occupied a facility built for their actual purpose. T

National Weather Service warns of all severe hazards tonight; retired meteorologist calls it potentially ‘one of the most dangerous days’ of the season

Hail, tornadoes and damaging winds expected to peak overnight across southern Edwards Plateau and western Hill Country

Concordia sweeps Saturday doubleheader to claim series from Schreiner

The Schreiner University softball team dropped both ends of a Saturday doubleheader to Concordia University Texas, 13-4 and 6-4

The Lead Live Podcast
The Lead Live Podcast: Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026 episode

The broadcast included a recap of the previous day’s Commissioners Court meeting, where officials approved a “platinum” flood warning system in partnership with UGRA and Kisters North America.

Kerrville crosswalks get caught up in Abbott’s battle against “ideological speech”
The 2025 KPUB Christmas Lights Tour is coming soon, sponsor an awards category

The Christmas Lights Tour is among our most popular features each year, and attracts thousands of social media views

The future of Louise Hays Park is mapped out by Kerrville Parks and Recreation staff

Parks and Recreation Director Jay Brimhall presented preliminary designs to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board showing a reimagined park with features strategically relocated out of the main flood zone.