Cheryl Rogers, Boerne's city engineer, has been pivotal in managing infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with codes, and overseeing developments like street improvements and floodplain management, even through pandemic challenges.

San Antonio provides $1.45 million in grants to help small businesses affected by construction, prioritizing those with the most significant revenue losses and in heavily impacted areas. Applications close on July 15.

The San Antonio City Council approved four new housing bond projects worth $17.2 million to support affordable housing for low-income residents as part of a larger $150 million initiative.

The City's Planning & Community Development Committee permitted forming an ad hoc task force to review regulations concerning fire prevention and business codes for recycling industries.

Helotes calls for bids on a road improvement project, requiring 71,000 linear feet of crack-sealing. Bids must be sealed and delivered by July 26, 2024, with Public Works Director Corey Vullo as the contact person.

The Asian American population in Texas has grown by 5.5%, outpacing other groups, with demographic changes raising concerns about services for the aging population.

H-E-B buys a building near its HQ in San Antonio to enhance its downtown presence, part of a larger $100 million investment aiming to revitalize the Southtown district and double the company's downtown workforce by 2030.

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.