San Antonio City Council approves a $16.5 million incentive package for Toyota's plant expansion, expected to create 400 jobs and involve a $531 million investment by 2028.

Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) contributes $55 billion to Texas's economy, with the city investing over $140 million in infrastructure and programs to support its growth and the military presence.

Victor Wembanyama was spotted at an H-E-B filming content, not related to the usual Spurs commercials; Tony Parker was also seen there promoting his wine.

A Texas Two Step lottery ticket worth $1.3 million remains unclaimed; it was purchased at a Corpus Christi H-E-B. The winner is advised to contact a Texas Lottery claim center.

Cypress Cafe, a popular Korean restaurant in San Antonio, moves to Lombrano Food Hall after eviction from its original spot, ready to serve takeout and delivery.

Councilmember John Courage announces the first Military City USA® Expo for active military and veterans in San Antonio, scheduled for June 29-30 at Walker Ranch Senior Center.

A white business owner's lawsuit against Bexar County for alleged discriminatory grant prioritization was dismissed, sparking debate over affirmative action in procurement.

The American GI Forum has moved to a new, larger facility in San Antonio, doubling its capacity to serve veterans, while the VA has expanded healthcare services to more veterans.

Soli Organic opens the "world's largest indoor organic farm" in San Antonio, claiming to use 90% less water and requiring less space while bringing job opportunities to the community.

San Antonio's certification agency for small, minority businesses, SCTRCA, has merged with Supply SA to streamline the certification for public contracts and strengthen procurement processes.

Red Lobster may close three of its San Antonio locations amid financial troubles and a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, with lease renegotiations possibly preventing closures.

The SCTRCA will be incorporated into Supply SA, a local CEOs initiative, to improve procurement and certification for small, minority-owned businesses, as per the San Antonio Report.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is significantly contributing to the city's economic growth by investing in data science, cybersecurity, AI, and workforce development, as highlighted in a San Antonio Report analysis.