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.

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.

San Antonio International Airport will privatize its parking system, with SP Plus Corporation expected to increase revenue and introduce innovations like an app-based reservation system.

UTSA plans to demolish the Institute of Texan Cultures to create a modern museum, with potential locations discussed for its relocation and the possibility of a new Spurs arena.

The San Antonio International Airport partners with ARPA-E and local entities to explore the use of electric planes, aiming to reduce aviation carbon emissions.

San Antonio firefighters negotiate for higher wages, seeking better compensation compared to their police counterparts and aiming to avoid past negotiation issues.

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.