A northbound I‑35 on‑ramp north of Corporate Drive in Schertz closed on Wednesday and will remain shut through August 2026 as crews complete drainage and ramp work tied to TxDOT's NEX expansion.

Tesla applied to build a 56‑stall Robotaxi charging hub at a Pearl‑area lot, reviving safety and zoning questions as Texas AV rules take effect.

The Air Force lifted a fleet-wide pause on its T‑38 trainers after inspection procedures were finalized, allowing inspected jets to phase back into flight while training is adjusted.

Northside ISD is asking families to pre-register students for 2026–27 bus service by June 30 to guarantee first‑day pick‑up. Late sign-ups may mean a stop isn’t assigned for up to two weeks.

San Antonio International Airport won a $10 million FAA award toward Phase 6 of Terminal C as the federal terminal program wrapped its final funding round. The money helps underwrite work on the new 18-gate, 850,000-square-foot terminal.

OCI Energy and CPS Energy broke ground on the 120‑MW Alamo City BESS to give San Antonio multi‑hour battery capacity for peak demand. The site is expected online in 2027.

Boerne officials say the city-owned gas system needs about $9.3M in upgrades and are proposing a three-tier rate plan that would raise many monthly bills.

A settlement ends the long fight over Terminal C gates and guarantees Southwest at least six gates across San Antonio International Airport.

TxDOT is renting pumps to keep the lower level of I‑35 passable, but a roughly $22M replacement won't start until early 2027.

Crews hoisted the top of a 2‑million‑gallon FM 1044 water tower the week of April 27. NBU expects the Dragon‑branded tank to be online by December.

Many San Antonio stations hiked regular gas by more than 50¢ overnight, pushing the metro average above $4 and sending drivers hunting for cheaper pumps.

Viral video shows Waymo robotaxis stuck in floodwaters on Riverside Drive — the latest in a string of incidents that has Austin officials and federal investigators demanding answers.

Kirby closed the Gibbs Sprawl underpass at FM 78 after high water turned the crossing into rapidly flowing water. Drivers were urged to avoid the area.