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.

San Antonio Animal Care Services (SAACS) launches "Empty the Shelters" event until end of July with $25 adoption fees, backed by BISSELL Pet Foundation to alleviate overcrowding.

The greater:SATX Regional Economic Partnership drives San Antonio's growth by attracting businesses, facilitating expansions, and promoting job creation and economic mobility.

A Mexican resident won a $1.325 million jackpot in the Texas Lottery's Texas Two Step, remaining anonymous and purchasing the Quick Pick ticket in Pharr, Texas. The Texas Lottery supports education and veterans.

San Antonio International Airport's planned new terminal and demolition of the historic Badge ID building, eligible for the national register, spurs debate about preserving the past amid modernization.

The San Antonio Planning Commission approves a draft plan involving an industrial overlay near Toyota's plant, despite objections and concerns about community impact, transparency, and Commissioner Whitsett's conduct.

San Antonio Water System initiates Stage 3 watering rules to curb high water usage amid drought, leaving schedules unchanged but adding surcharges for excessive use starting July 6.

The grand opening of a Daiso store in Alamo Ranch, San Antonio, was met with large crowds and early arrivals, featuring promotions and a variety of Japanese-inspired goods.