GFiber held a Jan. 28 groundbreaking at the Converse Fire Department to begin construction of a citywide fiber network. Service will roll out by neighborhood through 2026.

San Antonio seeks applicants for the Airport Advisory Commission to advise on airport matters and influence local air travel. Applications are due by March 2, 2026.

Bexar County plans a $33.6M upgrade to widen Grosenbacher Road between Canthree and Potranco, mostly paid for with federal grant money and slated for early 2029.

Breeze Airways resumes nonstop flights from San Antonio to Raleigh-Durham, Memphis, and Pensacola, with one-stop BreezeThru service to additional cities, providing more travel options with affordable fares.

San Antonio International Airport is advancing infrastructure projects including runway upgrades, terminal renovations, and a centralized distribution center, targeting completion by 2030 and 2028.

The city is collecting resident input for four planned Green Line station areas to shape walkability, housing and small-business ideas as construction advances. Public comment runs through the end of March.

A Southwest flight at San Antonio briefly aborted takeoff after a Pilatus PC‑12 rolled onto the active runway; the FAA says it is investigating.

TxDOT filed plans to widen FM 471 (Culebra Road) between Culebra and Bandera, with work slated to begin Sept. 11, 2026 and new lanes, medians and bike facilities planned.

A viral video shows a pickup slamming into an overhead I-35 sign near New Braunfels Avenue, closing northbound lanes for hours and injuring the driver. Local crews later removed the damaged signage.

A fatal major early-morning crash closed several eastbound lanes of US 90 at General McMullen after a man who was attempting to service his truck was struck and killed, snarling commutes as icy conditions lingered across San Antonio.

An overturned 18-wheeler blocked U.S. 87 near Fredericksburg on Friday, and deputies warned the closure could last through the day.

TxDOT has outlined an early $1.4B plan to overhaul 11 miles of SH 46 near New Braunfels — big changes are proposed, but construction isn’t funded yet.

San Antonio's Storm Water Advisory Board is drafting a points-based rubric to rank flood projects as the city weighs an earlier bond and downtown infrastructure needs.