SAWS crews are repairing a 24‑inch water main break near the Frost Bank Center; the utility says repair time is uncertain but no customers have lost service.

A downed power line shut both directions of I-10 in east Bexar County on April 19, with CPS crews on scene and drivers warned to expect delays.

TxDOT's designs show much of the angled parking on Broadway through Alamo Heights could be removed, leaving small businesses worrying about lost curbside spaces.

Kiewit Austin Partnership will design and build Austin's 62‑acre light‑rail yard near the airport. The decision accelerates Project Connect and raises questions about displaced businesses.

A Harvard Medical School analysis ties big album drops to a roughly 15% rise in U.S. traffic fatalities, highlighting smartphone distraction as a likely factor.

A new analysis finds Texas averages roughly 827 pedestrian deaths a year, with big metros like Houston and Dallas driving much of the risk. Officials and advocates point to high‑speed roads and rapid growth as core problems.

A utility worker struck a main gas line on San Antonio’s southwest side Monday, prompting road closures and repairs that could last into the evening. Deputies directed traffic while crews worked.

A Waymo robotaxi drove the wrong way through Cambridge Elementary's morning drop-off, spooking parents and prompting fresh safety questions.

San Antonio says it will repair reported potholes within two working days as crews launch the 10th annual Pothole Patrol Blitz and aim for more than 10,000 fixes in April.

A deep dip on Ackerman Road left drivers and residents angry after a patch that locals say made the hazard worse.

San Antonio International Airport opened an expanded Terminal A Friday, adding three ground‑load gates, new local restaurants and updated passenger amenities.

A United Express flight from Lubbock bound for Houston diverted to San Antonio after a passenger battery began smoking; the plane landed safely and Mesa Airlines is assisting travelers.

A new TxDOT registration shows a roughly $47.3M plan to widen State Highway 123 in Seguin with sidewalks, bike lanes and a raised median. Construction is slated Oct. 1, 2026–June 22, 2029.