San Antonio's automotive industry thrives with soaring vehicle sales and expansion efforts by major companies, exemplified by Toyota's success but without immediate hiring changes.

A report details issues with squatters and property rights in San Antonio, emphasizing the complex eviction process and the concept of adverse possession.

San Antonio is experiencing a development surge with tax incentives fueling projects like The Pearl's expansion, part of a nationwide trend where cities offer tax breaks to tackle housing crises while balancing the need for affordable housing.

Two Denton ISD principals in Texas were indicted for allegedly using work email to influence GOP primary votes.

A Houston post office is renamed after Vanessa Guillen, a soldier murdered at Fort Hood, reflecting military reforms spurred by her death and the Army's handling of sexual harassment claims.

The San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department will host solar eclipse viewing events across various parks on April 8, with peak viewing at 1:35 p.m., offering free eclipse glasses and educational activities.

West Bexar County struggles with infrastructural strain amid a population boom, leading to local concerns over increased traffic and loss of rural tranquility.

David Robinson, and five others, are set to be inducted into the Texas Business Hall of Fame in 2024, recognized for their business achievements and societal contributions.

Somerset teacher Juan Dominguez was awarded a $25,000 prize from the Milken Educator Awards during a surprise assembly. He's recognized for his dedication to bilingual education and educational leadership.

Goodwill San Antonio unveils its 2024 Fiesta Medal, while Spurs Give releases a new collection, and NIOSA presents a medal for its 76th anniversary, each supporting local community efforts.

A new shaded basketball court named 'Red & Charline McCombs Community Court' is set to open at Hemisfair Park in San Antonio by spring 2025, funded by McCombs Foundation and Spurs Give.

The Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio is relocating from Hemisfair to Frost Tower and will seek a permanent home, as UTSA plans to repurpose the museum's original land.

An exhibit at the Mexican Cultural Institute in San Antonio features poet Octavio Quintanilla's work, 'Frontextos,' blending text and visuals to reflect his Texas roots.