Clint Orms opened an 11,000‑sq‑ft flagship in downtown Kerrville with a 2,500‑sq‑ft showroom and a live production studio. A weekend of events will mark the debut.

Texas GOP lawmakers are introducing bills to regulate renewable energy projects more strictly, potentially affecting the industry's growth. Industry leaders fear these regulations may slow down energy advancements and grid reliability.

Texas has seen significant growth in manufacturing, with Governor Abbott leading initiatives for industrial development, including semiconductor and workforce training investments.

Governor Abbott celebrated the opening of North America's largest OSB facility in Corrigan, Texas, praising the state's manufacturing sector and job creation efforts.

The Texas Stock Exchange introduced its leadership team and board, aiming to compete with major stock exchanges and planning to register with the SEC.

Texas Governor Abbott launched the Texas A&M COAST program for workforce training in Corpus Christi, targeting sectors like manufacturing and maritime shipping.

Whataburger celebrates its 74th birthday by offering a free birthday cake-flavored milkshake to customers who use their app to sign up for rewards. This is part of a limited-time promotion.

Several San Antonio restaurants have closed, attributed to COVID-19 impacts, inflation, and extreme weather, with calls for community support to aid the struggling industry.

Bimbo Bakeries USA will close its San Antonio bakery and distribution center, resulting in 138 job cuts. Additional closures in New York affect 131 workers, as part of the company’s North American restructuring efforts.

San Antonio is holding Budget Town Hall meetings in August for resident input on the FY 2025 Proposed Budget, with City Manager Erik Walsh presenting on August 15 and a final vote on September 19.

H-E-B is piloting tap-to-pay options, including Apple Pay, at a Dallas store, reflecting customer demand for convenient payment methods. The trial may lead to wider adoption in the future.

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.