San Antonio architects David Lake and Ted Flato of Lake Flato win the 2024 AIA Gold Medal for their sustainable design and influence on American architecture.

Pleasanton has hired Garcia Infrastructure Consultants for Phase II upgrades to its Wastewater Treatment Plant to cater to community growth and modernize the aging infrastructure.

Rodeo workers laid special soil for an upcoming event, repurposing dirt from 1988 to save costs and maintain tradition, with a fan contest linked to its origin.

San Antonio demolishes a damaged pedestrian bridge for safety, planning a new traffic signal, while Cedar Rapids removes Rock Island Bridge for bike trails, aiming to boost local business and community appeal.

The closure of Codeup disrupted the education of students enrolled through San Antonio's Ready to Work program, costing the city $25,000 and leading to additional aid for the displaced students.

A $675,000 home in San Antonio has been seized by the government after being linked to an insider trading scandal involving former trader Lawrence Billimek.

Lacey Lyn Overby, reported missing in Texas, was found safe in Laredo. Details of her disappearance and condition were not disclosed, but no charges were filed, and an active investigation continues.

San Antonio and LiftFund relaunch a zero-interest loan program with $2 million to support local small businesses, focusing on entrepreneurs often excluded from traditional financing.

Greater:SATX aims to enhance foreign business ties after missing 2023 job targets, eyeing more investment with a focus on global economic development and support for local businesses.

San Antonio's Ready to Work program continues to partner with for-profit schools for job training despite recent closures and criticism over high costs and student loan defaults.

Elon Musk proposes moving Tesla's registration to Texas and aims to increase his voting control to 25%. The move follows dissatisfaction with a court ruling on his compensation and a user poll on social media supporting the relocation.

Silver Ventures seeks outside investors to support expansion of San Antonio's Pearl district with new developments planned, including hotels and residences.

Historic Tours of America is set to launch trolley tours in San Antonio after acquiring assets from the recently closed City Sightseeing, and plans to integrate the former workforce into its operations.