A collision and rainy weather led to the closure of Loop 1604 near Bandera Road in San Antonio, causing traffic detours and no clear timeline for reopening.

Moderate traffic delays are reported around Boerne and Castroville as stargazers head out for today's solar eclipse, with IH-10 W and W US Hwy 90 affected. US Hwy 281 N remains clear.

San Antonio's VIA transit authority is facing scrutiny as the costs for its rapid transit projects, including the San Pedro and Silver Lines, soar, prompting debate on financial feasibility and local need.

West Bexar County struggles with infrastructural strain amid a population boom, leading to local concerns over increased traffic and loss of rural tranquility.

Multiple crashes on I-35 near San Antonio caused extensive traffic delays on Monday morning, with similar disruptions continuing due to roadwork and accidents throughout the week.

San Antonio is testing a free electric shuttle program in downtown, run by ECAB of North America, amidst debates over local versus out-of-town company involvement.

Two separate incidents involving 18-wheelers caused delays on San Antonio highways; one big rig caught fire on I-10 while another jackknifed on I-35 South.

San Antonio is considering a ban on overnight parking of 18-wheelers in residential areas, a move that is contentious due to concerns over the impact on the local trucking community and a lack of alternative parking options.

A portion of Loop 1604 in San Antonio is closing for the weekend for repaving. Severe weather may delay the work. Detours are planned; closures are subject to change.

Major downtown San Antonio street closures begin March 18 due to construction, with southbound Santa Rosa and northbound Alamo lanes closing, impacting traffic and access until 2025.

An 18-wheeler crash near San Antonio's E. State Highway 97 caused major traffic delays, with southbound I-37 being diverted as cleanup continues. No injury reports have been released yet.

San Antonio's Zarzamora Street is set to get new crosswalks to improve pedestrian safety, funded by a $4.4 million federal grant and local contributions.

San Antonio's city council approved a $4.4 million federal grant to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety on Zarzamora Street as part of the Vision Zero SA program.