San Antonio opened Los Arcos at VIDA, an affordable 324-unit complex funded by a 2022 bond and various grants, near key employment and education hubs.

Waterloo Records in Austin is preparing to relocate and change ownership, ushering in a new era while maintaining its connection to the local music community.

The historic Casa Reales in San Antonio's Main Plaza is listed for sale, offering a mix of commercial and retail potential over its three levels, while carrying a legacy as a past courthouse and jail.

San Antonio's City Council approves a Transit-Oriented Development plan aiming to reshape urban living and commuting, with emphasis on growth, sustainability, and community engagement.

The City Council advances urban development with the approval of the VIA ART line and a Transit-Oriented Development plan, strongly supported by Councilmember Marc Whyte, aimed at enhancing economic growth and residents' well-being.

The San Antonio City Council has approved a Transit-Oriented Development plan to enhance housing affordability and diversity near public transit, following a year of community engagement.

League City is constructing a pedestrian bridge as part of the Claremont Connector Trail, improving walkability and providing safe school access for Gilmore Elementary students.

The San Antonio City Council amended the SBEDA ordinance with a 7-4 vote to support small businesses, with Councilmember Whyte emphasizing the program's goal of self-redundancy and a call for ongoing scrutiny of contractors.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has launched the Small Business Freedom Council, aimed at reducing government regulations to aid local businesses, with recommendations due by January 13, 2025.

San Antonio Councilmember Marc Whyte opposes a city tax-funded proposal for abortion travel, citing higher priority issues and potential legal problems.

San Antonio shares safety tips for Thanksgiving, including travel advice for airport passengers, food safety reminders for cooking turkey, fire hazard precautions, and waste management practices.

San Antonio Councilmember Marc Whyte supports the development of a new Sports and Entertainment District, emphasizing economic impact and fiscal responsibility.

San Antonio City Council held a Special Session to consider the reallocation of $25.9 million to CPS Energy to prevent future rate hikes for residents, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and transparency.