Crews are already tearing up Hickory Street as District 7 pushes to fix some of San Antonio's worst-rated roads.

Crews are dewatering a leak halfway along the 101-mile pipeline near Highways 77 and 239 while dam releases fill the gap.

Commissioners quietly OK'd the drop from 40 mph, but no start date has been set for new signs.

Growth has increased pressure on a road in southeast San Antonio, while the timing of any widening remains unclear.

San Antonio's code puts repair costs on homeowners, but Rolling Ridge Club neighbors say tree roots did the damage, not them.

South Korea says the Texas gas plant deal tied to AI data centers still isn't signed, even as costs climb toward $22.3 billion.

Converse could take up to seven years to pay off VIA before new sales tax cash reaches police, fire and parks.

With no crosswalk at FM 1516 and Binz-Engleman, some IDEA Converse parents now pick up kids at a nearby gas station.

Less than 38% of VIA's 6,100 stops have shade, and 151 sites can't even fit a shelter.

City council awarded the Phase 1 contract to a Kyle-based firm, with construction slated to start by late 2026.

A presidential permit clears the way for a $33 million deal, plus $5 million in upgrades to the historic Brownsville-Matamoros crossing.

Cracked taxiway pavement and a cramped baggage area are getting fixed as federal grants cover 95% of the bill.

The plan adds shared-use paths and safer crossings at Gruene Road and Hunter Road, though construction may not start until 2031.