San Antonio motorcyclists face a somber aftermath with three separate fatal crashes occurring over one weekend, prompting safety calls and preventive measures.

I-35 near IKEA was closed after Round Rock Police found materials resembling explosives in a vehicle. The contents were harmless; the driver, in mental distress, was detained.

New Braunfels officials announce road closures for Castell Avenue and Torrey Street due to street resurfacing projects, advising commuters to plan for detours and delays.

The San Antonio International Airport received a $13.3 million FAA grant for new terminal construction, as part of a $2.5 billion expansion that aims to boost passenger experience and economic growth.

San Antonio International Airport partners with TSA to streamline travel for U.S. military personnel and their families, offering TSA PreCheck® benefits such as waived fees for Gold Star families and discounts for military spouses.

San Antonio's Complete Streets Policy ranks first in national rankings by Smart Growth America, scoring 96/100 for its inclusive approach to urban planning for diverse transportation modes.

TxDOT is set to open a new flyover ramp at San Antonio's Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange on Monday, as part of a larger $1.4 billion expansion project to ease traffic.

San Antonio awarded 244 E-bikes to low-income residents through a rebate program aimed at promoting sustainable transportation, with hopes to continue the initiative in the future.

The Texas Department of Transportation conducts detailed road material analyses for safety, using advanced tools like microscopy and LIBS, akin to Mars rover tech.

San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is set to enhance Terminal B with new food options reflecting local flavors, increase parking capacity and upgrade its infrastructure for improved customer experience.

San Antonio approves the Multimodal Transportation Commission to guide transportation policies and include community input in planning, focusing on safety and connectivity for all users.

TxDOT's "Touch A Truck" event in San Antonio let kids explore construction vehicles, highlighting road-building and safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week.

League City activates new traffic signals designed to be weather-resistant, including battery backups ensuring functionality during power outages, at key intersections to improve safety and reliability.