Spring bringing new hotels, restaurants, and other improvements to River Walk
What’s new at one of San Antonio’s oldest attractions? New hotels and restaurants are set to open this spring and upgrades are ongoing.
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Truck manufacturer Navistar to expand footprint in San Antonio
Truck manufacturer Navistar says it’s doubling down on investing in San Antonio, vowing to bring more than 650 jobs, pending tax abatements.
The financial press sounds alarms on San Antonio’s new EV charging contractor
Blink Charging has been the subject of skeptical media reports. Last week it won a contract to install and maintain charging ports in the city.
Hemisfair’s Civic Park going out to bid as a two-phase project
Hemisfair’s Civic Park, the second in a three-park plan, should start construction this fall, City Council members heard Wednesday.
Rare earth in ‘God’s country’: $30M contract could bring processing plant to Hondo
A San Antonio company looks to partner with an Australian mining group and use a major defense contract funding to establish a rare-earth elements processing plant in Hondo.
Curtis Gunn, innovative San Antonio auto dealer and Witte Museum supporter, dies at 84
Gunn Automotive founder and CEO Curtis Gunn died last week, but his legacy supporting San Antonio institutions won’t be forgotten.
Bexar County commissioners hear of ‘skill set mismatch’ complicating workforce development efforts
Thousands of Bexar County residents lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic. Connecting them with new ones has been a challenge.
New hotel tower and restaurants coming soon to Commerce Street
The Canopy by Hilton Hotel is expected to open in this spring, and in the same block, new restaurants in the restored Witte Building are opening soon.
Police arrest San Antonio attorney at center of abuse complaint
Martin Phipps’ arrest comes less than a month after the firm’s employees accused the attorney of serial abuse and resigned.
To stem bleeding for minority-owned businesses, LiftFund launches ‘life support’ program
The program aims to offer a laser-focused approach to providing personalized support for these businesses.
Rivercenter mall under pandemic pressure, but Macy’s exit might open a door
“We are in active discussions with multiple brands interested in the rare availability of a space of this size within this high profile property,” a mall spokesperson said of the Macy’s space.
San Antonio to host bulk of NCAA women’s basketball tournament, but fans might be left out
Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the the tournament will be “built on a foundation of public health and safety.” It positions downtown for a windfall in tourism money, after months of pandemic-related losses.
NCAA set to make announcement on women’s basketball tournament
The NCAA is expected to announce Friday that the 2021 women’s basketball tournament will be played in the San Antonio area.
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