San Antonio is considering the Supply SA program to help small and minority-owned businesses benefit more from the city's contracting opportunities, while facing debates on amending current policies aiding these businesses.

A Texas resident from Niederwald won $1 million in the Mega Millions lottery with a ticket bought at a Creedmoor store. The winner matched five numbers and chose to remain anonymous.

Pullman Market, a 40,000 square foot culinary market at The Pearl in San Antonio, is set to open in spring with restaurants, kiosks, and a local produce focus.

Whistleblowers allege unsafe working conditions at The Boring Co., including untrained personnel and exposure to harmful chemicals, with some fearing fatal consequences. However, OSHA has not penalized the Texas site despite fines in Nevada.

H-E-B opens a new grocery store in the Boerne area, offering a variety of services, including a Cooking Connection and Curbside pickup, as part of a larger Lemon Creek Ranch development.

Residents of the Southwest Side of San Antonio are upset after the city reached a code compliance agreement with a local scrap yard, postponing its license revocation.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office confirmed the safe recovery of missing 14-year-old Madison Marie Manson after a widespread search and community involvement.

San Antonio's far West Side will see 2,000 homes built across 800 acres in the Briggs Ranch area, with sales to begin in 2025 and building commencing this year.

Siggi's Dairy offers a $10,000 "digital detox" challenge, encouraging participants to give up smartphones for a month and use a provided flip phone instead.

Some professionals are using LinkedIn, a site meant for job networking, to seek romantic connections, citing the authenticity of profiles as appealing. However, this trend is controversial due to concerns about appropriateness in professional spaces.

Haribo set a Guinness World Record by creating the largest gummy mosaic using over 150,000 gummy bears, and launched a fan art contest for creative use of their products.

Several San Antonio businesses struggle with closures due to inflation, with Sangria on the Burg shutting down. Local leaders call for year-round support for small businesses.

San Antonio International Airport will launch non-stop flights to Frankfurt in May 2024, marking the city's growing global connectivity and economic expansion, including attracting jobs and diversifying industries.