Residents of San Antonio's Lavaca neighborhood oppose a new gas station, worrying it will affect the area's character and safety, while the developer is still in early discussion phases.

JetBlue is ending flights from San Antonio International Airport in October, impacting service to Boston and New York. The decision coincides with the airline's involvement in the competition for new slots at Washington National Airport.

San Antonio's JBSA and Pre-K 4 SA partner to improve child care for military families, focusing on availability, special needs support, and quality enhancement.

Boom Supersonic partners with StandardAero to assemble Overture's engine core in San Antonio, with goals for a test stand run by 2025 and a 2029 launch.

Zachry Holdings and Golden Pass LNG have settled their legal disputes, allowing Zachry to proceed with bankruptcy and the $10 billion Sabine Pass terminal project to continue. The agreement includes rehiring some laid-off workers.

Several longstanding San Antonio restaurants have closed, including Acadiana Cafe and Jim's, affected by various challenges such as theft and high operational costs. While some may relocate, the city's food scene continues to evolve.

SpaceX's planned fifth Starship flight may be delayed as it awaits FAA approval for a land-based Super Heavy booster landing, a switch from previous water landings.

Zachry Holdings Inc. has reached a settlement with Golden Pass LNG concerning a dispute over a Texas LNG terminal. Terms are undisclosed, but the deal requires court approval and ends litigation.

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.