San Antonio Enhances Film Scene with Incentives amid Independent Filmmaker Concerns
San Antonio offers up to 30% cash rebates for filmmakers, but eligibility often excludes low-budget projects which struggle to meet local hiring and spending minimums. However, the city supports various production scales and offers grants to artists.
Texas Transportation Blueprints: Multimodal "Connecting Texas 2050" Adopted, Future Investments and Upgrades Unveiled
The Texas Transportation Commission adopted the "Connecting Texas 2050" plan, reflecting public priorities on safety and multimodal travel, and approved significant funding for public transit, maritime improvements, and highway projects.
San Antonio Invites Resident Participation at August Budget Town Hall Meetings Ahead of FY 2025 Proposal
San Antonio is holding Budget Town Hall meetings in August for resident input on the FY 2025 Proposed Budget, with City Manager Erik Walsh presenting on August 15 and a final vote on September 19.
Fifth Circuit Sides with Texas AG Ken Paxton, Upholds Rio Grande Buoy Barrier against Biden Administration Challenge
The Fifth Circuit sided with Texas AG Paxton, ruling that the buoy barrier combating illegal river crossings can remain, a decision reversing an earlier court's removal order.
SAPD Scrutinized in Court as Manslaughter Trial Commences for Suspect in Fatal Highway 281 Crash
Alexander Castro is on trial for manslaughter for a fatal crash on Highway 281 in 2022. Prosecutors claim he was drunk and speeding; defense blames poor SAPD traffic management for the accident.
San Antonio Tragedy, Man Fatally Hit by 18-Wheeler on Loop 410 While Retrieving Spilled Items
A man, Hector Rena, died after being hit by an 18-wheeler while trying to retrieve items from the road on Loop 410 in San Antonio. Traffic was disrupted for hours; the truck driver is not facing charges.












