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Judge seals Thomas J. Henry divorce case following dismissal
The divorce case between multimillionaire lawyer Thomas J. Henry and Azteca Henry has been closed and sealed.
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Hot auto market produces winners and losers in San Antonio
Car sellers rejoice and buyers weep. San Antonio’s Toyota plant continues churning while the city’s favorite Ford truck sags in sales.
Proposed Eastside mixed-use project secures loan to advance development
Essex Modern City, a stalled mixed use development project in Denver Heights may get new life with $3.46 million loan.
Where I Work: PBK Architects
Joaquin Abrego’s talent for interior design and background in working with students come together in his work designing educational spaces.
Preservationists seek historic designation for former brothel-turned-orphanage on West Side
Two preservation groups want to protect from demolition a former brothel that was part of “Laredito” and later an orphanage.
Alamo Colleges apprenticeship program with Methodist Hospital helps launch health care careers
An apprenticeship program at Methodist Hospital is providing a pathway to health care jobs for Alamo Colleges students.
Marketing vegan fast food to non-vegans, San Antonio chain aims for ‘100 mph’ growth
Project Pollo founder Lucas Bradbury has big plans to expand his San Antonio-based vegan sandwich chain.
Former San Antonio biotech company sells for $80 million
Intrinsic Imaging, founded by local radiologists, uses artificial intelligence to search medical scans for anomalies.
A ‘regional center’ approach to city planning: finalizing Port SA Area Plan
The Port SA Area Plan is one of 13 “regional center” plans that will help guide the city’s growth and investment.
Texas wines are coming of age, and the Hill Country offers grape expectations
Texas is the fifth largest wine-producing state, and the Hill Country is the second most visited wine region, after Napa Valley.
County sees redevelopment of Continental Hotel as ‘next step’ in Zona Cultural revitalization
Bexar County created a new affordable housing entity to enable the redevelopment of the historic Continental Hotel near San Pedro Creek.
Complicated life insurance policy costs USAA $90 million settlement
USAA has settled a class-action lawsuit concerning a kind of life insurance policy that industry critics have called overly-complicated.
6 Liga MX soccer clubs are in town this week. That means big business for San Antonio.
San Antonio and Mexico’s premier soccer league have a growing attraction to each other. Many want to make the relationship serious.
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