New Braunfels is facing safety issues due to people jumping into the Guadalupe River from an abandoned building, with property jurisdiction complicating enforcement.

San Antonio's Zoning Commission voted against a proposed zoning change near Toyota plant that would have limited development, impacting residents' property rights.

The Michelin Guide has announced that it will expand to Texas, covering cities like San Antonio and Austin, recognizing the state's diverse and ambitious culinary scene.

The article provides a guide for small businesses on the Federal Labor Standards Act, highlighting the importance of correctly classifying employees to avoid penalties.

San Pedro Springs Park in San Antonio is set to undergo a $3.5 million rehabilitation, incorporating public suggestions such as paths, lighting, and restrooms gathered through the Sueños game.

The Texas Restaurant Show hosted in San Antonio gathered food industry professionals for a trade show, educational sessions, and awards, emphasizing the sector's economic impact and ongoing challenges.

San Antonio is launching new bike lane projects and pedestrian safety improvements, with construction set to begin on Sonterra Road Extension and an enhancement project for Zarzamora Street.

New Braunfels has scheduled server maintenance for its ePlan Review site on August 1-2, during which the site will be inaccessible for electronic plan reviews.

Geremy Landín celebrates a year of growth at San Antonio's Maestro Entrepreneur Center, expanding support for businesses with new funding and programs under his leadership.

San Antonio's Guerra Branch Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with various activities and a history exhibit. The event welcomes the community on Saturday morning.

A Texas grocery store installs an ammo vending machine with facial recognition and ID scanners, raising safety concerns despite the CEO's claim of responsible gun ownership.

Bitcoin mining's rise in Texas prompts concerns over noise pollution and grid strain, with local residents and lawmakers fearing increased utility costs and potential blackouts.

Children at Ella Austin Community Center in San Antonio received 20 laptops from Code Equity to aid their coding education, as part of an effort to address the digital divide.