Journalists at the San Antonio Express-News and MYSA are forming a union to negotiate for better working conditions, despite resistance from Hearst, the parent company.

Two historic Olmos Park homes, one priced at $2.75 million and another at $1.4 million, boast luxury with modern amenities while maintaining traditional charm, including large lot sizes and privacy.

San Antonio's housing market saw an 11% increase in sales in January. Financial experts note that lower interest rates are making home buying more affordable, spurring potential buyers to act.

Two Texas companies, Little's Boot Company and Shipley Do-Nuts, capitalize on custom creations in footwear, the former maintaining its custom boot-making craft while the latter launches a sneaker giveaway.

The search for 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham, missing since last Thursday, continues with a $10,000 information reward and new leads being pursued by law enforcement.

UTSA plans to expand its downtown campus, move the Institute of Texan Cultures closer to the Alamo, and introduce a free microtransit system, aligned with stakeholder feedback.

The River Walk Business Group in San Antonio seeks city investment for area improvements, aiming to revitalize the tourist spot with a 10-year master plan.

Buc-ee's is planning to open a new travel center in San Marcos with a 74,000-square-foot facility, 120 fueling stations, and electric vehicle support, alongside proposed tax incentives.

Texas DoT announces major I-35 lane closures due to construction, impacting commutes and prompting community concerns.

Personal injury attorneys Mikal Watts and Francisco "Frank" Guerra IV ended their partnership, with Watts forming Watts Law Firm LLP and Guerra creating Guerra LLP.

The San Antonio International Airport has been granted $30 million by the FAA for a new terminal and upgrades as part of a $2.5 billion redevelopment plan.

The San Antonio International Airport is receiving an $18 million grant for a new $1.4 billion terminal, aiming to improve connectivity and economic growth.

Texas drivers face vehicle damage from I-35 construction, with complaints of shattered windshields and potholes. TXDOT acknowledges issues and promises prompt repairs.