San Antonio's 'Pothole Patrol' aims to repair over 10,000 potholes by the end of April, incentivizing residents with a special 'pothole patrol fiesta medal' for reporting road cavities through the 311 hotline or app. Each repair costs about $35.

San Antonio mobile coffee businesses Barista Kats and Bandera Rosa aim to expand and enrich the local espresso scene through an expansion at the convention center and a new residency at Ruby City art center, respectively.

A San Antonio cancer care group and a diagnostic lab agreed to pay over $4 million to settle federal kickback violation allegations after an investigation revealed improper referral payments.

Bill Nye and other science enthusiasts will gather for Eclipse-O-Rama in Fredericksburg, TX, featuring talks and a 'Star Party' during the solar eclipse.

A new coworking space, Common Desk, opens in downtown San Antonio, offering flexible workspace options and amenities tailored for the post-pandemic remote workforce.

The San Antonio apartment market sees potential rent decreases amid new construction and a slight uptick in occupancy rates but faces oversupply risks.

H-E-B strengthens its sustainability efforts during Earth Month with an expansion of recycling programs, grants to improve recycling access in Texas, and initiatives to engage the community, including the School Plastic Bag Recycling Challenge.

CPS Energy in San Antonio plans to retire Braunig natural gas plant and focus on cleaner energy sources, aligning with their 'Vision 2027' strategy for environmental and consumer benefits.

UTSA students created devices that help the visually impaired experience the solar eclipse through sound, complementing other inclusive technologies like the Cadence tablet.

The San Antonio Area Foundation and Geekdom launched the Accelerate South Texas Fund with a $500,000 donation from entrepreneur Graham Weston, aiming to boost startups and job creation in the region.

San Antonio seeks local residents to join its environmental task forces aimed at shaping sustainable policies, emphasizing the importance of environmental justice and climate equity expertise. Applications close on April 19, 2024.

The article discusses the anticipated economic boost for Texas due to the total solar eclipse on April 8, with local areas like Kerrville expecting large numbers of tourists and significant financial gains.

Our Lady of the Lake University received a $2.2 million grant from the Hector and Gloria Lopez Foundation to support first-generation college students, part of a larger $7.2 million donation to San Antonio institutions.