VIA halts Alamo Ranch Park Ride, boosts on-demand transit.

Eagle Pass Bridge 1 closes to vehicles due to migrant surge.

SAISD adjusts bus routes amid school closures, ensuring student safety and addressing community concerns.

Loop 1604 closure hits SA detours begin tonight.

Houstons 610 West Loop crowned Texas most congested road.

San Antonio Airport celebrates inaugural nonstop flight to Queretaro with cultural festivity.

Forbes ranks San Antonio 10th-worst for holiday travel due to accidents and airport claims.

New effort to link San Antonio and Austin by rail aims to ease IH-35 traffic and boost local economies.

Amazon now offers same-day delivery at its new San Antonio facility, handling up to 40,000 packages daily during peak times and has also implemented palm payment technology at Whole Foods stores.

San Antonio's city manager refutes claims of using an airport structure as a migrant shelter, assuring it's a temporary transit hub. This comes amidst disagreements over transparency and public safety concerns expressed by Councilman Marc Whyte.

Norwegian Cruise Line is adding the Norwegian Viva to its fleet at the Port of Galveston from Dec 2025 to Apr 2026, offering 7-day Western Caribbean cruises and a special 14-day journey to the Eastern Caribbean in Jan 2026.

San Antonio officials warn of heavy downtown traffic during the holiday weekend and advise using public transport or ride-sharing. They also highlight free parking opportunities and Tuesday specials.

San Antonio's "Airport Transfer Center," a temporary migrant holding facility at the airport, has sparked controversy over transparency and city management communication.

Over 4,000 military personnel are traveling home for the holidays from San Antonio Airport, causing high congestion but maintaining timely departures.

Texas officials are enhancing road safety measures during the holiday season to reduce crashes and DWI incidents through increased patrols and public safety campaigns.

LEGOLAND Discovery Center in San Antonio has transformed its MINILAND attraction into a winter wonderland using 1.5 million LEGO bricks. Bexar County residents get discounts on tickets.

San Marcos, Texas debuts FM 110 North, a new road designed to alleviate I-35 traffic congestion, featuring a 6.5-mile stretch with an interchange and an overpass.

Major road closures on Loop 1604 and I-10 in San Antonio for the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project will affect traffic this weekend, with detours in place.

I-35 southbound in San Antonio was closed due to a major accident, and SAISD officials resigned following heating system failures that closed schools.

USPS is considering consolidating some mail operations from McAllen and Corpus Christi to San Antonio, highlighted in the "Delivering for America" plan to modernize services. No layoffs or closures are expected, and community feedback is sought.

Major road closures at San Antonio's I-10 and Loop 1604 interchange are expected this weekend due to construction, with advisories in place for significant delays and detours.

A VIA driver in San Antonio faces discipline for bypassing road barricades during a storm, an action condemned by the agency, referencing a similar 2019 incident that led to termination and passenger rescue.

Two 18-wheelers collided on I-10 in San Antonio, leading to a westbound shutdown and a significant fuel spill. No injuries were reported, and the road was cleared by evening.

An overturned gravel truck caused traffic delays and road closures on I-10 near Fredericksburg Road in San Antonio before 11 a.m. Cleanup and traffic diversions are underway.

Gas prices in San Antonio have risen to $2.85 per gallon, which is higher than the Texas average. The increase is due to costlier crude oil and may continue to rise, according to AAA Texas analysts.

A metal plate used in bridge joint replacement work on I-10 West near downtown caused minor traffic delays, as cautious drivers slowed down to avoid potential vehicle damage. TxDOT plans to smooth out the plates for easier transit.

The Loop 1604 and IH-10 interchange in San Antonio will be closed for beam installation as part of the 1604 North Expansion Project, affecting several main lanes and frontage roads with detours provided.

Severe weather postponed a San Antonio traffic project's weekend closure of the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange, delaying construction and future traffic pattern changes.

San Antonio approves a $9 million trail connector project at Brooks, enhancing connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists across the South Side, including areas like the missions and Greenline Park.

An 18-wheeler crash on I-35 near Space Center Drive caused extensive traffic delays, with the highway near BAMC closed for hours. The truck's load of quarantined vegetables complicated cleanup efforts. No serious injuries were reported.

San Antonio's VIA is implementing NaviLens, a navigation assistance system with QR-coded signs and smartphone tech, to help visually impaired individuals use transit.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 Eastbound is closed for construction from Vance Jackson to Lockhill Selma Road until Sunday, with nightly detours via frontage roads in effect.

An overturned truck carrying quarantined vegetables caused major traffic in San Antonio, with cleanup efforts extending over 18 hours due to a complex hazardous materials situation.

San Antonio expects traffic delays on Saturday for Chief Master Sergeant Robert D. Gaylor's funeral procession from JBSA-Lackland to Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

San Antonio's VIA Metropolitan Transit implements NaviLens, a QR code-style signage system, enhancing accessibility for visually impaired and non-English speaking riders.

San Antonio reports 470 miles of streets in poor condition, leading to a new city ordinance disqualifying contractors with poor past performance from city projects.

TxDOT seeks public input on I-35 enhancements between Austin and San Antonio through open houses and virtual participation. They'll discuss safety, mobility, and potential expansion of the highway.

TxDOT seeks public input on potential improvements to the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio, with open houses and an online suggestion platform available until March 8.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 will experience major lane closures between The Shops at La Cantera and Tradesman Drive due to the North Expansion Project, affecting traffic from Friday night through early Monday.

San Antonio employs strategic actions to improve housing affordability, such as easing regulations on accessory dwelling units and investing in transit-oriented developments, to combat real estate price surges.

An early morning crash on I-37 in San Antonio split a truck and damaged a highway sign, leading to significant southbound delays and an eight-hour closure for repairs.

TxDOT continues work on Loop 1604 in San Antonio, causing traffic delays with long-term lane closures and exit shutdowns set to last into 2024. The project aims to improve traffic flow and is expected to be completed by 2027.

Due to inclement weather, TxDOT postponed the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project in San Antonio, canceling a major road closure scheduled for concrete pouring.

San Antonio International Airport anticipates a 9% increase in travelers during Spring Break, with various parking options and TSA enhancements to streamline the security process. Travelers are advised to arrive early and check TSA guidelines.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

San Antonio businesses and pedestrians are challenged by construction as Fiesta approaches, impacting safety and accessibility. Local officials are addressing concerns and seeking solutions to support the community.

An overturned 18-wheeler on I-10 near Kerrville, Texas caused a shutdown of eastbound lanes, with no reported injuries, but significant traffic delays.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 at the I-10 interchange will be closed for the weekend for new flyover construction, as part of a larger project to ease congestion.

Bridge construction for the Loop 1604 North Expansion will cause closures at the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange in San Antonio from April 19th evening to April 22nd morning.

Free parking in San Antonio is suspended during Fiesta, with regular rates at meters and city parking facilities on April 23. The usual Downtown Tuesday free parking will resume after Fiesta.

San Antonio International Airport launches a carbon offset program with The Good Traveler and San Antonio River Foundation to fund local environmental projects.

A Fiesta San Antonio attendee warns of parking lot scams after being duped by a fake attendant, spotlighting the need for vigilance during the festivities.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 at the I-10 interchange is closed for the weekend starting Friday night for roadwork, while the Loop 1604 expansion project progresses to ease congestion.

San Antonio's Pothole Patrol aims to exceed filling 14,000 potholes after already repairing over 10,000 this April. Crews fill about 700 potholes daily to improve road safety and driving conditions.

San Antonio International Airport partners with The Good Traveler program, offering travelers the option to donate to the San Antonio River Foundation to offset their carbon footprint.

Spirit Airlines introduces a new nonstop flight route from San Antonio to Dallas Fort Worth, starting operations on July 10, with two daily flights aboard Airbus A320 aircraft.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange will have closures due to construction from Friday night to Monday morning, causing detours and delays for commuters.

VIA Metropolitan Transit provides free rides to polls on May 4 to boost voter participation and ease transportation challenges for voters in local elections.

San Antonio is set to improve pedestrian safety on the Zarzamora corridor with a $5 million project, but local business owners were uninformed about it.

Residents of San Antonio demand road safety improvements on Highway 90 after recent fatal accidents, with local authorities considering enhancement strategies.

This article details the weekend closure of the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange in San Antonio for flyover construction, advising drivers to anticipate traffic and seek alternate routes.

Texas develops the Statewide Active Transportation Plan (SATP) focused on safer, more connected biking and walking infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.

TxDOT seeks public input on its Connecting Texas 2050 draft plan for the state's future travel infrastructure, with a virtual public hearing set for May 28 and comments accepted until June 9.

Major lane closures on I-10 in downtown San Antonio will cause traffic delays until late June due to bridge repairs, with a single lane open westbound.

San Antonio's I-35 NEX South Project has started, aiming to ease traffic by adding lanes as part of the Texas Clear Lanes initiative, scheduled for completion by 2028.

San Antonio has increased e-vehicle permits for downtown use to 20, amidst concerns of traffic and market oversaturation, with four companies sharing the permits.

San Antonio will experience significant highway lane closures this weekend at the Loop 1604 and I-10 intersection due to construction for the Loop 1604 North Expansion project.

San Antonio launches its inaugural nonstop flight to Frankfurt, promising enhanced travel with economy seats for the historical flight starting at $700 round trip.

The lanes of I-10 West and US Highway 90 in Seguin have reopened after completion of urgent repair works by TxDOT.

The Loop 1604 expansion in San Antonio progressed with additional lanes opening, aiming to ease traffic congestion despite temporary closures during construction.

TxDOT seeks public feedback on their Connecting Texas 2050 plan, addressing Texas’ future transportation needs, including roadways, rails, air, and seaports, until June 9.

Record travel is expected this Memorial Day weekend since 2010, with nearly 500 flights a day from Houston and over 38 million road-trippers, despite recent weather challenges and ongoing construction.

Motorcyclists in Texas report increased crashes on I-35 due to construction and uneven roads, prompting calls for heightened awareness and road safety improvements.

American Airlines is launching a nonstop flight connecting New York and San Antonio, enhancing the latter's connections and SAT's expansion, with additional routes and a new terminal planned.

Eastbound I-10 at the Loop 1604 interchange in Texas is closed for construction until Monday morning, with detours in place. The work is part of the Loop 1604 North Expansion project.

UT Tyler student Chris McMillan, a TxDOT intern, led his university's concrete canoe team to a historic finish and won the ASCE Texas-Mexico Region 6 competition in 2024.

San Antonio International Airport sets a 12-month passenger record and adds three new routes, including an international destination to Torreon, Mexico.

An accident on Loop 410 and a closure on eastbound I-10 cause major traffic delays in San Antonio, with officials warning of extended travel times and urging caution due to wet conditions.

San Antonio International Airport adds three new nonstop flights, including its first to Torreon, Mexico, and domestic routes to Burbank and Philadelphia.

San Antonio opens the Drive SAfely SA Resource and Education Center to promote safe driving among teens, backed by the Municipal Court and Transportation Department, with support from Vision Zero SA initiative.

San Antonio begins demolition work on a major downtown exit ramp to rebuild it following fire damage, with a planned reopening by fall 2024. Traffic impacts are expected to be minimal during the day operations.

San Antonio's South Side is experiencing increasing difficulties with public transportation as VIA Metropolitan Transit struggles to keep pace with rising demand, leading to longer walks and higher travel costs for residents.

A temporary road closure in North San Antonio Hills from June to September 2024 is announced by Councilmember Havrda to evaluate the impact and gather community feedback.

Boerne has received a $240,000 federal grant, added to $60,000 city funds, for pedestrian and traffic safety improvements under the SS4A program. The grant will finance safety audits and action plans to enhance local roadway safety.

The Texas Department of Transportation announced closures at the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange in San Antonio for the expansion project, affecting travel from June 7-10.

A study cites Texas' Interstate 14, I-45, and I-30 among the deadliest highways in the US, with high rates of fatal crashes per 100 miles and a significant number of alcohol-related fatalities.

TxDOT fights wrong-way driving in Texas by implementing various safety measures and technology to prevent accidents caused primarily by significantly impaired drivers.

The Texas Department of Transportation is spearheading an expansion of I-35 in San Antonio, with nightly road closures to improve capacity and safety, affecting lanes and exits, with long-term disruptions expected through 2025.

TXDOT plans to permanently close the Diamond K crossover on SH16 in Helotes on April 15, 2024, to maintain construction project timelines. Residents must find alternative routes.

Texas is improving rail crossing safety by installing fuel cell backup power systems to maintain signal functionality during power outages caused by severe weather.

Major road closures in San Antonio for I-10 at Loop 1604 and I-35 due to construction impact local businesses and test traffic flow, with detours in place for affected travelers.

Union Pacific Railroad maintenance led to multiple road blockages in San Marcos, impacting travel with closures at the I-35 frontage road and other crossings, necessitating detours and longer commutes.

San Antonio roadworks on Loop 1604 and I-10 create nightly and weekend closures, with detours and law enforcement directing traffic. TxDOT confirms minimal closures necessary for progress on the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 at I-10 will be closed for weekend roadwork as part of the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project.

The City and Union Pacific are partnering to revamp the Rittiman Road railroad crossing to improve traffic flow, with a $55 million project plan in the works.

Condor Airlines is reducing its nonstop flights from San Antonio to Frankfurt from three to two times a week starting in 2025, despite a strong initial uptake for the service.

TxDOT is reducing construction closures at the Loop 1604 and Interstate 10 interchange, promising less congestion for the summer with full access on select weekends.

San Antonio's Culebra Road is set for upgrades funded by an $8 million RAISE Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure for all users.

Zarzamora Street is undergoing pedestrian infrastructure improvements, aiming to enhance safety and accessibility without major traffic disruptions. The project, lasting until Winter 2025, includes wider sidewalks and traffic updates.

San Antonio International Airport prepares for a record number of travelers during the Independence Day holiday, with prolonged security lines and parking challenges already experienced by visitors. Officials recommend arriving two hours early.

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded an $8 million grant to revamp San Antonio's Culebra Rd, adding safety features like sidewalks and bike lanes.

Experts share tips for safe driving during the busy Independence Day weekend, emphasizing vehicle checks and avoiding distractions. AAA predicts record travel, with 60.6 million Americans on the roads.

San Antonio International Airport faces a potential record-setting surge of travelers, while Texas expects over 5.6 million 4th of July travelers, with 90% driving. Amidst this, Austin-Bergstrom Airport suggests longer arrival times for flights.

Helotes has initiated a bidding process for a drainage project on Old FM 1560, under the 2024 Street Maintenance Plan, requiring 570 sq yards of concrete pavement. Bids are accepted until August 7, 2024, with strict submission guidelines.

San Antonio may soon get a direct flight to Washington D.C., pending regulatory approval, an initiative expected to boost the city's business ties and industry presence nationally.

Texas Highways magazine celebrates its 50-year milestone with a redesign and marks a high point in advertising success, reflecting the growth of Texas tourism and its significant economic impact.

TxDOT highlights the dangers of speeding after high-speed collisions caused 1,456 fatalities in Texas last year, launching the Be Safe. Drive Smart. campaign and Operation Slowdown to enforce limits.

Michael Chamberlain of TxDOT drove over 8,300 miles in Texas in an EV to experience travel nuances and scope out future charging sites aligned with the Texas EV Infrastructure Plan.

The Texas Tribune covers the continued segregation in Lubbock, Texas, where I-27 divides neighborhoods. Residents seek action against the city's zoning policies that exacerbate disparities, despite federal efforts to reconnect communities.

TxDOT is installing bat boxes on Texas bridges to provide roosting habitats for displaced bats due to bridge construction, as part of wider road improvement and conservation efforts.

San Antonio's I-10 at Loop 1604 will be closed for the weekend due to bridge construction. Detours are provided, and closures are part of a $1.4 billion project to reduce traffic congestion.

The Texas Department of Transportation has made swift recovery efforts following Hurricane Beryl, repairing most damaged signs and signals within two weeks.

The Texas Panhandle's largest wildfire prompted TxDOT Amarillo District to engage in a sweeping emergency response, including evacuations, resource supply, and post-fire cleanup.

Texas officials are considering expanding passenger rail systems to address population growth and highway congestion, with federal grants aiding studies for potential routes.

Delta Air Lines faces continued disruptions with hundreds of flights canceled for a third day due to a software outage, while most other U.S. airlines have resumed normal operations.

TxDOT plans safety enhancements on Bandera Road, including a raised median and crosswalks, addressing pedestrian accidents and vehicular collisions. Public feedback is being considered before project commencement.

Southwest Airlines is set to introduce assigned seats and premium seating options, deviating from their open-seating policy after recognizing changing passenger preferences and aiming to improve financial stability.

Construction on Wurzbach Road begins Monday to improve pedestrian infrastructure, with nighttime work to minimize traffic disruption, and completion expected by Winter 2025.

TxDOT is tearing up sidewalks at Broadway at Pearl to add a third vehicular lane, reversing earlier city efforts to make the area more pedestrian-friendly.

Wurzbach Road improvements set to begin on July 29, extending from I-10 to Fredericksburg Road, featuring wider sidewalks and better accessibility. The $2.35 million project is scheduled for completion by Winter 2025.

The TxDOT Innovation Invitational in San Antonio showcased emerging transportation technologies like autonomous vehicles and outlined plans for a new vertiport.

The Texas Transportation Commission adopted "Connecting Texas 2050," a long-range plan focused on safety, preservation, and mobility to address the future demands of Texas’ growing population and technological advancements.

The Texas Transportation Commission adopted the "Connecting Texas 2050" plan, reflecting public priorities on safety and multimodal travel, and approved significant funding for public transit, maritime improvements, and highway projects.

Viva Aerobus launches a nonstop service from San Antonio to Guadalajara starting December 2, 2024, with flights four times a week, expanding travel options.

TxDOT announces a $156 million funding boost for Texas transit agencies to enhance public transportation accessibility and service expansion statewide.

Union Pacific Railroad maintenance will lead to closures of multiple railroad crossings in New Braunfels from August 9-13, with local traffic disruptions expected.

Sections of the Salado Creek Greenway in San Antonio are closed for cleanup after a garbage truck accident, with no charges pending from the ongoing police investigation.

Delta Air Lines announces daily nonstop flights between San Antonio International Airport and Boston Logan International Airport starting November 11, 2024.

Boerne, Texas received a $600,000 federal grant to create a plan for improving 18 local bridges, focusing on safety, connectivity, and infrastructure resilience.

The TxDOT Engineering Assistant Career Development Program in Texas aims to develop skilled transportation engineers through job rotations, training, and mentorship across 25 districts and five divisions.

Volaris is launching a new daily nonstop flight between San Antonio and Monterrey starting November 3, 2024, aiming to enhance connections between the cities.

Former law enforcement officers Gregory Hunter and Bernadine Moore join TxDOT's Traffic Safety Section to focus on accident prevention strategies and manage safety programs and grants.

TxDOT and local law enforcement intensify efforts against drunk driving with the "Drive Sober. No Regrets." campaign ahead of Labor Day weekend, following last year's DUI-related crashes.

San Antonio International Airport hit a passenger record in July, with over 1 million travelers. New routes and seasonal flights are planned to meet growing demand.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces a record $148 billion investment in the state's transportation infrastructure with a focus on safety, congestion, and connectivity, reflecting a commitment to economic growth and quality of life improvements.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of travelers over Labor Day weekend, with 173,000 forecasted and new nonstop flight options added.

Nighttime roadwork will begin on Walnut Avenue in New Braunfels from Landa Street to Business 35 starting September 16th, 2024, to cause minimal traffic disruption.

San Antonio received $7 million in federal grants to improve streets and the airport, including $520,000 for the Vision Zero Plan, and $1.5 million for airport safety enhancements.

The Comal County Fair Parade in New Braunfels is scheduled for September 27, starting at 9 a.m. Road closures begin at 7 a.m. and details are on the city's website.

TxDOT collaborates with ex-NASA scientist Shayla Rivera on the "Save Me With a Seat" campaign, emphasizing car seat safety during National Child Passenger Safety Week.

TxDOT focuses on reducing intersection fatalities in Texas by implementing roundabouts and other innovative intersections that have proven to significantly lower crash rates.

New Braunfels to experience traffic disruptions due to Union Pacific railroad crossing maintenance from September 21-24, affecting North Walnut, Wald, and North Live Oak avenues.

TxDOT bridge designer Marty Navarrette achieves his black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, balancing a career in engineering with his martial arts passion.

New Braunfels announces its Dia de los Muertos Festival on Oct 19, resulting in road closures around Main Plaza. Citizens are advised to plan alternate routes.

The Texas Transportation Commission introduces a funding scheme to expand TxDOT's HERO program by allowing sponsors to show logos on patrol trucks in exchange for donations.

Southwest Airlines is suing the City of San Antonio over terminal space allocation at the city's airport, alleging a "bait and switch" after being assigned to an older terminal instead of the new Terminal C.

TxDOT warns of increased pedestrian risk in autumn, citing a rise in fatalities and launching a safety campaign with various outreach efforts to encourage vigilance among Texas drivers and pedestrians.

New Braunfels announces railroad maintenance resulting in week-long crossing closures from October 1-8, with daily closures during 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. and detours for commuters.

The Texas Transportation Commission approved a 4.2-mile expansion of Interstate 27 to improve links between Lubbock and Lamesa, as well as enhance safety.

Texas is investing $400 million in its ship channels to support trade, with major projects in Beaumont and Brownsville aimed at economic growth and job creation.

Westbound lanes of U.S. Highway 90 reopened following a rollover crash, with no injury details reported. Earlier, a fatal wrong-way crash on the same highway claimed two lives.

Big Tex, an icon of the Texas State Fair, is featured in a TxDOT safety campaign to promote road safety essentials like seatbelt use, speed limit adherence, and minimizing distractions.

Texas is ending mandatory safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles in 2025, though a fee will still be collected at registration. Commercial vehicles must still be inspected, and emissions tests remain for certain areas.

San Antonio's I-35 and Loop 1604 intersection will face closures this week for the I-35 Northeast Expansion project, causing significant traffic delays.

TxDOT finalized the purchase of SH 288, planning toll relief and free lanes expansion for Houston drivers, with immediate toll practices unchanged due to contracts.

Major road repairs on Marina Bay Drive in League City will cause delays, with eastbound lanes from Davis Rd to South Shore Blvd closed first, followed by westbound lanes, each phase lasting roughly a month.

TxDOT equipment operator Casey Berryhill has become a recognized custom knife-maker, gaining accolades including "Best New Maker" at the 2023 Blade Show Texas. His company, Berryhill Knifeworks, crafts detailed, quality knives.

The Texas Department of Transportation was praised at a symposium for its innovative approach to homelessness, with a spotlight on its Esperanza Community project and collaborations to support the homeless.

Union Pacific's ongoing railroad maintenance in New Braunfels causes temporary closures of several crossings from October 15-17, with alternative routes recommended.

New Braunfels Police Department launches a DWI Unit to address intoxicated driving and enhance road safety, aligned with the city's Better NB initiative.

San Antonio is modernizing highways, with I-35 and Rittiman Road closures starting October 21 for about four weeks as part of the $1.5 billion I-35 Northeast Expansion project. Traffic congestion is expected, affecting local travel and transport.

TxDOT is implementing the Texas Clear Lanes initiative, focusing on non-tolled road projects in major cities to alleviate congestion, with significant progress and financial investment since 2015.

A fatal collision involving a pedestrian on Interstate 35 in New Braunfels has led to the closure of southbound lanes, causing significant traffic delays.

The I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project has started in East Downtown Houston, aiming to reduce congestion and promote sustainable transportation.

An 18-wheeler crashed on I-35 South in San Antonio due to slick roads, with the cab breaking through a guardrail and the tractor falling onto exit lanes; the driver suffered minor injuries. Traffic was disrupted but lanes reopened by 10 a.m.

Spirit Airlines introduces a new nonstop flight between San Antonio and Atlanta starting April 9, 2025, and offers seasonal flights to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

The article discusses the critical role of TxDOT's Materials and Testing Division in ensuring the quality and safety of road materials in Texas through detailed testing and innovations.

Vision Zero San Antonio offers safety tips for Halloween, focusing on preventing traffic-related injuries among trick-or-treaters, encouraging visibility and careful driving.

Blanco Road at Loop 1604 in San Antonio will be closed this weekend for the opening of a new bridge, with detours via Huebner Road or Stone Oak Parkway.

The Veterans Day Parade in Downtown New Braunfels will cause street closures from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Nov. 9, with detours and a map available online.

Seguin city offers sale of recycled road base at $5 per cubic yard, available for local construction needs. Purchases, which require large vehicle transport, must be made at City Hall.

Delta Air Lines introduced new nonstop flights between San Antonio and Boston, a service celebrated by officials and marking an increase in the airport's connectivity.

Construction on McQueeney Road in New Braunfels starts next week, with anticipated completion in spring 2025, including road and sidewalk improvements.

Austin-Bergstrom Airport prepares for the holiday rush, advising early arrival for travelers due to increased traffic and potential federal agency staffing shortages.

Accidents, including an 18-wheeler rollover, caused major traffic delays in San Antonio, with wet conditions contributing to the incidents and closures on I-35 and other roads.

Viva Airline launched a nonstop flight service between San Antonio and Guadalajara, marking the sixth direct route from San Antonio offered by the carrier.

New Braunfels' Wassailfest, on Dec 5 from 4-11 p.m., will cause road closures downtown, with vehicles needing to move by 4 p.m. to avoid the festive area.

San Antonio International Airport begins construction of a new terminal, aiming to increase its capacity and competitiveness in the aviation industry with modern amenities and more gates.

The article discusses the multi-generational workforce of TxDOT, highlighting the mix of experience and innovative ideas in building Texas roads and fostering mentorship.

The Texas Department of Transportation has launched an AI Strategic Plan to enhance road safety and the efficiency of its transport network through innovative technology applications.

American Airlines to launch the only nonstop flights between San Antonio and Reagan National on March 2, 2025.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 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 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.

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

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

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

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

National Engineers Week celebrates engineers' contributions, with stories of TxDOT's Jorge Oregel and Raymond Salazar. Texas events inspire future engineers.

Southwest Airlines sues the City of San Antonio over gate allocations in the new Terminal C, claiming they were misled and unfairly excluded due to their low-cost status.

The old bridge over Wright Patman Lake was demolished, replaced by a new, wider bridge for safety and capacity.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of visitors for spring break, with convenient new TSA screening and travel advisories in place.

San Antonio prepares for the 29th Annual César E. Chávez March for Justice with community leaders and free transit services provided for participants.

Maria Espinoza advocates against distracted driving after her son's recovery from a coma caused by such an incident, coinciding with the Texas Department of Transportation's "Talk. Text. Crash." campaign to reduce related accidents.

San Antonio's new ramp from State Highway 151 to Loop 1604 opens early, improving transit as part of a larger $97.8M expansion project due for 2026 completion.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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'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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Conrads Lane in New Braunfels will have night closures for road improvements from August 3-5 to minimize daytime traffic disruptions and aid local commerce.

I-35 northbound in Texas between Walnut Ave and FM 725 is closed for repairs from Sunday evening to early Tuesday morning, with lanes reopening by 5 a.m. daily. Drivers should expect delays and consider alternative routes.

A new mural at Spur 527 and Milam Street in Houston is part of a city initiative to revitalize spaces with art, in collaboration with local agencies and artists, providing economic opportunities and empowering the community, including the homeless.

The City is seeking applicants for its Multimodal Transportation Commission to advise on transportation policies. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.

Lane closures and no parking on Kentucky Boulevard in New Braunfels for striping work on August 27-28, weather permitting, with potential towing of improperly parked vehicles.

New Braunfels announces a road closure on Landa Park Drive for maintenance on September 5 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., urging drivers to find alternative routes.