The Converse Animal Shelter struggles with disruptions from a nearby road construction project and recent flooding, impacting access for staff and visitors. The shelter seeks accountability from the city.

The Texas Tribune reports escalating housing costs in Texas challenge affordability, with soaring home prices and rents leaving many Texans cost-burdened despite recent cooling trends in some markets.

George Hernández Jr., CEO of University Health, reflects on his tenure and the health system's expansion as he prepares to retire, with several major projects ongoing.

Bexar County officials unanimously vote to let Judge Sakai draft a letter of intent for a new stadium, potentially securing the San Antonio Missions' future in the city.

San Antonio's Southwest Research Institute began construction of a new $34 million hypersonic systems research facility, enhancing the city's role in aerospace and national defense.

Port San Antonio proposes a $1 billion campus for the 16th Air Force to improve cyber security infrastructure, which could save costs and expedite construction compared to traditional military processes.

San Antonio officials expect a promising tourism outlook for the remainder of 2024, with strong trends, successful marketing initiatives, and increased convention bookings.

San Antonio City Council has updated its ordinance on short-term rentals, increasing permit fees and imposing new requirements on rental platforms to counteract "party houses" and promote responsible operation.

A new 175-room Residence Inn by Phoenix Development Partners is planned near San Antonio's Pearl district, with amenities including a bar and pool, aiming for completion in June 2026.

The Historical and Design Review Commission approved a conceptual design for a new Terry Black's Barbecue with included amenities near San Antonio's Pearl district.

Residents in San Antonio's Paloma neighborhood opposed a proposed freight liner dealership, influencing the Zoning Commission to recommend against rezoning the land for industrial use.

San Antonio City Councilmembers, led by Dr. Sukh Kaur, propose smarter infrastructure planning to minimize delays from unknown subsurface utilities through a Council Consideration Request focused on Subsurface Utility Engineering.

JCB began the construction of a new manufacturing facility in San Antonio, which will create 1,500 jobs and is expected to have a significant economic impact on the city.