San Antonio won a $2 million state grant to help fund a two-way bike path around Woodlawn Lake Park, advancing plans to wrap a protected route around the 62‑acre West Side park.

San Antonio’s new Capital Delivery Department, led by Michael Shannon, says it will speed up bond projects with incentives, public liaisons and pilot services for affected businesses. Officials point to clearer timelines and contract changes as the path forward.

A 20‑year analysis finds a 10‑mile run of I‑45 through Houston the deadliest in the U.S.; officials are leaning on a multibillion‑dollar rebuild to change that.

CBP will halt vehicle traffic at the Juárez–Lincoln Bridge early Saturday for the Abrazo ceremony; alternate crossings will open and travelers are urged to plan ahead.

A $240,000 federal safety grant has Boerne rethinking Main Street design — and some curbside parking could be on the chopping block this spring.

San Antonio will add a push‑button flashing light at the John Jay crosswalk and examine speed‑limit and school‑zone changes after the death of 16‑year‑old José Flores III.

Port San Antonio and SkyGrid signed a three‑year MOU to build a vertiport and the digital systems to manage air taxis, with roughly $33.9M committed for site upgrades.

A train struck a vehicle at Salado and Commerce just before 10:30 a.m. Saturday near downtown San Antonio, early reports say, leaving one person dead as investigators worked the scene.

State officials closed a $17 million TMVRLF loan to rehab the San Felipe East Springs containment wall and expand Del Rio’s treatment plant to boost Laughlin AFB’s water resilience.

VIA plans May service changes that add a downtown‑to‑Medical Center express, boost frequency on key lines and hold public hearings in February.

Bexar County residents will need a passing emissions test to renew vehicle registration beginning Nov. 1, 2026. Tests are capped at $18.50 and electric vehicles are exempt.

TxDOT has applied for CAMPO design grants to study widening U.S. 290, RM 1826 and RM 12 near Dripping Springs as traffic and population surge in Hays County.

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.