Augie's Alamo City BBQ in San Antonio is closing due to construction woes. Owner Augie Cortez cites long-term roadwork and pandemic-related difficulties as reasons for the shutdown, despite having received city grants.

Port San Antonio is transforming from a military base into a commercial hub with development plans that include new jobs, amenities, and a potential child care center to support the workforce and community.

San Antonio residents are invited to attend public sessions and provide input on potential City Charter changes, including ethics, council compensation, and City Manager tenure.

San Antonio's council is divided over a $1.4 million small business aid program due to differing views on who should receive the grants, and this discord may delay the originally planned May 1 application rollout.

Celebrations Bridal and Prom in New Braunfels is set to renovate with a $5,000 city grant aimed at downtown improvements, covering up to 25% of costs for eligible projects.

City Hall is inviting residents to an open house to discuss updates to the City's Comprehensive Plan, including land use and transportation, with information and avenues for public feedback.

The City of San Antonio is seeking public input on potential City Charter amendments, including creating an ethics board, council pay, and redistricting. Public sessions are scheduled for March and April.

San Antonio's Smarter Together Initiative is a finalist in the Smart Cities North America Awards, with public voting open until March 8th and winners to be announced on March 27th.

Christopher Cullum of Cullum’s Attaboy is a 2024 James Beard Foundation semifinalist for Best Chef: Texas. His restaurant reflects San Antonio’s culinary history.

USAA plans to offer no-interest loans to military members during a potential government shutdown, with up to $6,000 available to those with direct deposit.

Daiso, a Japanese discount store, is set to open a new location in San Antonio at the Alamo Ranch, offering a diverse range of affordable products with a Japanese flair.

New developments are underway at Victoria Commons, San Antonio, involving the sale of lots to homebuilders and plans for high-density residential zoning amidst local opposition.

Elm Trails, a new subdivision in San Antonio, is offering tiny homes over 600 square feet, designed for first-time buyers, offering affordability and a different take on the traditional American dream home.