A 400‑MW battery complex is rising south of San Antonio to add five‑hour storage and fast response at a critical transmission pinch point.

State filings show a $125.5M overhaul of I‑20 near Abilene between FM 600 and SH 351, with widening, bridge and drainage work penciled in for late 2026–2029.

A major accident on Highway 281 in San Antonio caused significant traffic delays and lane closures near Stone Oak Parkway.

City crews will drain the River Walk Jan. 11 6 619 for sediment removal and inspections; boat tours will be paused and holiday lights will come down in affected areas.

TxDOT will close Loop 1604 at the I‑10 interchange from 9 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday for bridge work; expect detours via frontage roads and a multi‑week ramp closure.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Col. Omar A. Perea to the Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, targeting economic growth in these sectors until 2027.

San Antonio International Airport begins rehabilitation project on Runway 13R-31L, involving concrete replacement, LED lighting retrofit, and marking refreshments, with a planned runway closure from January 12 to March 6 for construction.

A multi-vehicle accident on Highway 90 near JBSA-Lackland caused significant delays and closed eastbound lanes for over an hour, with minor non-life-threatening injuries reported.

Seguin won a $106,470 federal SS4A planning grant to pilot temporary crosswalks, driveway consolidation and a Safe Routes to School plan. City officials say demos will be monitored before permanent changes are made.

TxDOT's $72.78M FM 1518 expansion is reshaping a 5.6‑mile stretch in Schertz with new lanes, a wide median and shared bike‑ped facilities as crews move through bridge work.

TxDOT has started installing digital variable speed-limit signs across Texas, with new boards spotted on I‑35W near Fort Worth. The displays let engineers temporarily lower limits — usually by up to 10 mph during bad weather or congestion.

San Antonio International Airport is urging passengers to reserve parking and arrive early as holiday travel surges. Officials point to parking reservations, ride‑share and updated screening tech to ease lines.

TRIP finds 51% of Houston-area roads rated poor, the highest in Texas. Drivers report costly damage while city and state outline long timelines for fixes.