Del Rio International Airport extends its hours of operation to accommodate increased air traffic, as announced by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The CBP, GSA, and TxDOT are working together to improve the Los Indios LPOE infrastructure, facilitating cross-border commercial traffic and reducing congestion.

Toyota Texas announces a significant philanthropic investment to support the San Antonio community, with local leaders present at the unveiling event.

The Texas DOT's Atlanta District won the Texas Bluebonnet Safety Award for a year with zero employee incidents, highlighting their commitment to safety.

San Antonio International Airport breaks passenger traffic record in 2024, with over 11 million travelers and multiple monthly highs. New services, including flights to New Orleans, Washington, D.C., San Juan, and Miami, look to further growth.

San Antonio approves a new Bike Network Plan to create safer cycling across the city with over 600 miles of bike paths and a focus on accessibility and air quality improvement.

San Antonio promotes a variety of events in February downtown, suggesting visitors use alternative transport and check the city website for parking and details to avoid traffic.

San Antonio's District 5 Councilmember proposes a holistic traffic safety strategy involving multiple city departments to address traffic dangers and improve pedestrian safety.

The Houston Traffic Safety Coalition seeks to reduce road fatalities through community engagement, education, and collaboration, addressing issues like impaired and distracted driving.

San Antonio's downtown river will undergo partial draining from January 13-17, 2025, for routine maintenance, ensuring it remains a key attraction. The River Walk and boat services will remain open.

TxDOT is preparing for a cold snap by pre-treating roads to prevent ice buildup. Crews have been working in anticipation of snow or wintry mix, focusing on bridges and overpasses. Residents are taking necessary precautions.

Condor Airlines is discontinuing its nonstop service from San Antonio to Frankfurt by 2025 due to a legal decision affecting its cooperative framework with Lufthansa.

Leah Moncure, Texas' first female licensed engineer, is being honored with a historical marker in Bastrop County through the Texas Historical Commission's ‘Undertold’ program.