Defyned Brands, known as 5 Star Nutrition LLC, pleaded guilty to distributing misbranded dietary supplements, violating FDCA guidelines, and agreed to a $4.5 million forfeiture.

A century-old home in Alamo Heights faces demolition to make way for two new houses, sparking a debate between preservation and development in the historic San Antonio enclave.

San Antonio's River Walk is undergoing its biennial clean-up, involving the drainage of sections to remove sediment and debris. The process is carefully managed to not disrupt businesses or activities in the popular tourist area.

H-E-B plans to build a new store near UTSA's main campus, with construction starting in July 2024 and opening anticipated by July 2025. The store, located at 7330 N. Loop 1604, will cater to the needs of college students and residents.

ABM Industries Inc. is set to lay off 176 employees in San Antonio following Flowers Baking Co.'s decision to take janitorial work in-house, ending the contract with ABM. Some workers may be rehired directly by Flowers.

Google has announced layoffs across its hardware, voice assistance, and engineering teams to focus on core priorities amidst industry-wide tech workforce reductions.

Boerne High School won $15,000 in band equipment in Metallica's "For Whom The Band Tolls" contest for their exceptional performance of the band's music.

The Inflation Reduction Act offers potential savings through tax credits for energy efficiency and green technology, with benefits for homeowners, vehicle buyers, and Medicare recipients.

The closure of Codeup coding bootcamp left students with incomplete education and loans, with many questioning the value of their investment and grappling with financial burdens.

The Kress-Grant buildings in San Antonio will become a museum and cultural center for African American heritage, with SAAACAM leading the project supported by $6.25 million from the city.

Matthew Espinoza now leads Launch SA, a San Antonio support program for small businesses, with a focus on post-COVID-19 challenges and boosting connections with local universities.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes expanding the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge by 95,000 acres to protect species like the whooping crane and boost nature tourism. Public comments are invited until January 26.

San Antonio youth have access to aerospace programs, with local initiatives and firms like Astroport pursuing lunar construction, fostering a growing space exploration community.