Rosa’s Tacos To Go, located in the 1700 block of Nogalitos Street, had served San Antonio since 2008.

City Council is grappling with how quickly to phase out horse-drawn carriages in downtown San Antonio.

JC Media has printed more than 100,000 campaign signs so far this election season, according to the owner, Jesse Castoreno. That includes signs for candidates across the political spectrum.

VIA Metropolitan Transit will develop a new transit center east of Frost Bank Center that will expand the system’s multi-mobility strategy.

Long-anticipated plans to restore a historic hotel have been given a green light.

A developer looking to build a massive development in the urban core appears to be including hospitality in the mix.

While VIA Metropolitan Transit continues to plug away on its Advanced Rapid Transit plan, the city of San Antonio is aiming to strategically align with those plans by buying up vacant lots along the proposed north-south route.

A popular San Antonio restaurant is closing its doors for the next few weeks, according to its owner.

San Antonio-based USAA employees face another round of layoffs, marking the second round in 2024.

After buying the downtown landmark in early 2024, the developers behind the revamp of the Villita Assembly Hall have moved quickly to prepare it for its next life.

Austin-based Terry Black’s BBQ has received a certificate of appropriateness from the Historic and Design Review Commission to build part of its project at 2100 Broadway.

A Residence Inn by Marriott hotel at 100 N. Main Ave. is slated to go vertical soon after months of pre-work and design reviews.

Staggering rates of new deliveries hammering occupancy and rental prices in San Antonio’s apartment market are likely to persist through 2025.

Alamo Beer Co. opened its multimillion-dollar brewery and beer hall in March 2015 with a nod to its namesake shrine and a celebration of Texas’ independence, but it could close with far less fanfare.

A high-profile development on the Broadway corridor is coming into focus.

One of the three high-profile developments planned for Hemisfair’s next phase is no longer moving forward.

USAA announced on Monday that president and CEO Wayne Peacock plans to retire in the first half of 2025 after a 36-year career with the company.

PopStroke Entertainment Group, a Florida-based company that has partnered with Tiger Woods, is nearing completion of a multimillion-dollar golf-themed venue in northwest San Antonio and company officials confirm its planned opening is set for this fall.

Bimbo Bakeries is closing its San Antonio production facility

The Southtown location at 812 S Alamo Street is the newest to be announced.

A new bridge spans the San Antonio River and will connect existing parts of the Pearl to new developments.

JetBlue Airways Corp. is grounding its Alamo City operations. The Long Island-based carrier plans to exit the market, ending nonstop flights to Boston and New York City in late October.

The total number of short-term rentals continues to increase around the Alamo City.

United Parks & Resorts is pursuing the development of a new area at SeaWorld San Antonio that will span nearly 150,000 square feet and tout its animal rescue efforts, according to an initial filing with the State of Texas.

H-E-B recently acquired an office and retail property at 714 S. Santa Rosa Ave.

A San Antonio business owner is making a public appeal to save his South Side gorditas establishment.

A half-dozen Alamo Drafthouse Cinema theaters operated by a franchisee have abruptly closed.

Thousands of workers are out of work after Zachry Holdings filed for bankruptcy.

The family behind Terry Black’s BBQ received green lights from the Zoning Commission and the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) to move forward with its plans to build a restaurant and underground parking structure at 2100 Broadway.

New Braunfels Utilities has exited a plan unveiled in 2021 to turn its more than 80-year-old headquarters building near Main Plaza into a new hotel, restaurant and bar.

Congress could approve new legislation in a matter of days, freeing up more slots for flights to and from DCA, and San Antonio has some high-ranking firepower fighting for one of those routes.

The San Antonio-based independent pipeline and terminal operator and the Dallas-based fuels distributor have officially closed a $7.3 billion merger, NuStar announced today in a news release.

Southwest Research Institute has won a position on Denver-based Astroscale U.S.’s contract with the U.S. Space Force to build and test a small demonstration spacecraft as part of a $25.5 million Space Mobility and Logistics prototyping project.

San Antonio-based USAA is laying off 220 employees.

Carlos Alvarez, a major philanthropist and entrepreneur who founded The Gambrinus Co., a San Antonio-based business whose holdings include the Spoetzl Brewery and Shiner beer, has died.

Local Italian restaurant chain Guillermo’s filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but ownership says the decision was a strategic one that will allow it to reorganize and avoid shuttering one of its two locations.

Icon Experiences’ plan to develop a new elevated entertainment experience in downtown San Antonio anchored by a 200-foot-tall observation wheel is a step closer to reality.

The University of Texas at San Antonio plans to move the Institute of Texan Cultures to Frost Tower as it formalizes plans for a permanent home for the museum.

A local developer has added another piece of prime Broadway land to its portfolio.

Jefferson Bodega, a quirky convenience store on the West Side, has announced it is closing.

Three former employees of San Antonio’s Boeing Global Services plant at Port San Antonio allege they were terminated for raising safety concerns surrounding their work.

The Georgia-based home improvement retail chain announced Thursday that it would build four centers for professional-grade customers around North America.

A local developer has added another piece of prime Broadway land to its portfolio.

Helena Finley was recently named managing partner and executive vice president of construction at EMBREY.

University Health has teamed with an Illinois-based firm to conduct a national search for a new CEO. Its longtime leader George Hernandez has set a summer target for his planned exit.

Based on preliminary numbers, a new museum could span roughly 80,000 square feet and cost upwards of $100 million to construct.

New and existing home sellers are driving prices below the $300,000 mark.

Susann Kazunas will take over as president of the Toyota’s San Antonio production facilities.

A new development plans to draw hundreds of thousands of tourists visiting Texas' Wine Trail with a winery, luxury hospitality that could include a Michelin-starred chef and homes with their own personal vineyards.

Nearly two and a half years after the Brackenridge Park Conservancy first unveiled plans for a major renovation of the aging Sunken Garden Theater, the fate of that landmark project remains uncertain.

The statement, signed “The Codeup Team,” cites hiring freezes, a shift in its funding landscape and its inability to retain essential teaching resources for its collapse.

San Antonio-based pipeline and terminal operator NuStar Energy LP has agreed to be acquired by Dallas-based fuel distributor Sunoco LP for $7.3 billion, NuStar announced.

Popular brunch restaurant NOLA Brunch & Beignets will move to a new location in the spring.

The Texas Historical Commission’s State Board of Review on Saturday unanimously approved listing the Institute of Texan Cultures on the National Register of Historic Places.

After a year marked by volatile — and frequently high — mortgage rates, little inventory and affordability issues that sidelined many buyers, the 2024 housing market outlook offers more of the same, albeit with some relief.

People living in the UTSA area will soon have an H-E-B closer to campus.

The family behind Terry Black’s BBQ plans to build a barbecue restaurant, hotel, spa and a parking garage on the land it owns at 2100 Broadway, according to documents obtained by the Business Journal through a public records request with the city of San Antonio.

Increased airport connectivity and a new, major manufacturing site among local business highlights in 2023

When you think of the San Antonio culinary scene, you might envision a plate of cheesy enchiladas, smoked brisket or chicken fried steak, but a new effort is aiming to broaden the options at restaurants to include items that are more healthy and environmentally friendly.

An antique book store that has fronted Broadway for 53 years will close in 2024.

The Zoning Commission on Tuesday lent its support to a proposed 79-unit tiny home development on the city’s South Side. The one- and two-story properties would rise at 1471 and 1477 West Villaret Blvd. and 1487 Malley Blvd., across the road from Palo Alto College.

As homes take longer to sell, more homes flooding the market creates a stockpile looming threateningly over the city.

VIA Transit and West Side developer DreamOn agree to end partnership to redevelop Scobey warehouse

Austin-based Merritt Development Group and Georgia-based Peachtree Group are planning a Residence Inn by Marriott at 100 N. Main Ave.

Whataburger is kicking the new year off with Whatawings, adding several new flavors of bite-sized chicken dipped in popular Whataburger sauces.

Media County Fire/EMS said the driver of the car is alive, but the damage to Schottzy's building is extensive. Saturday marks one year since the coffee shop first opened.

It’s the first time the downtown stadium will have turned a profit since the San Antonio Spurs left the building for a new East Side arena in 2002.

It’s the first time the downtown stadium will have turned a profit since the San Antonio Spurs left the building for a new East Side arena in 2002.

Bexar County commissioners approved an incentives agreement between the county, the city of Windcrest and Cleveland, Ohio-based developer Industrial Commercial Properties LLC at a Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday.

Marlene Zander is a retired army veteran who opened up her own business after suffering a TBI following an incident while in Iraq.

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. and Cedar Fair have entered into a definitive merger agreement.

Protection and prevention from cyber threats are essential missions for San Antonio’s Cybersecurity Council.

The university has entered into a memorandum of understanding with ownership of the downtown land as it considers options for the Institute of Texan Cultures.

A downtown property is set to undergo a major transformation that will see apartment, office and hotel uses fronting the River Walk, minutes away from the Pearl.

The public investment will include a new home for Texas A&M-San Antonio’s women’s softball program.

Local developers GrayStreet Partners and Fulcrum Development are teaming up to create a 15-acre mixed-use project in the Government Hill neighborhood.

Plant Based for the Planet is a month-long partnership between local governments, businesses and community organizations to raise awareness of how food choices can affect climate change.

Actor, producer and former WWE star Dave Bautista is joining the ownership of San Antonio’s Devils River Whiskey.

Dill Dinkers, which has teamed with consulting firm Franchise Well, has closed a 20-facility agreement with Brian Birdy, CEO of San Antonio property management and real estate company Birdy Properties.

The City of San Antonio has extended the deadline for small business owners to apply for grants up to $50,000.

Local convenience store Jefferson Bodega is now for sale, providing the opportunity for a new owner to take over the popular establishment.

The collaborative startup community Geekdom will take over management of operations at Launch SA, an entrepreneurship and small business center located inside the Central Library downtown.

Exotic cars, fine dining and five-star experiences. That’s what Prestige Motorsports says it has planned for a new development near San Antonio International Airport.

A lot south of the Alamodome is being eyed for an upscale RV park.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Xenex Disinfection Services a De Novo authorization for its LightStrike+ device.

Those who still haven’t seen “Barbie” or “Oppenheimer” — or want to watch them again — can catch them for $4 at Santikos theaters on Sunday for National Cinema Day.

On Sunday, Aug. 27, movie tickets, unlimited popcorn and sodas will cost just $4 each at all EVO Cinemas, EVO Entertainment, ShowBiz Cinemas, and Times Square Grand Slam venues.

Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. is planning to make a major capital investment across its portfolio, and one of the beneficiaries is New Braunfels’ Schlitterbahn Waterpark & Resort.

The Alamo City agency could lock in as much as $150 million to support its plan for a second line.

A first look at the 10,000-square-foot venue inspired in part by the Dallas Cowboys’ Star complex

The Selma facility will employ more than 100 people, supporting more than 100 of its restaurants in the South Texas region.

The company closed a transaction with CION Investment Corporation, a business development company, in late July. The deal gets David’s Bridal out of bankruptcy and will keep 195 David’s Bridal locations open, including two in San Antonio.

A first look at the 10,000-square-foot venue inspired in part by the Dallas Cowboys’ Star complex

Service includes chicken coops with cameras and chicken tenders that check on and feed chickens

The Selma facility will employ more than 100 people, supporting more than 100 of its restaurants in the South Texas region.

The store is strictly for pick-ups with no dining room.

Las Vegas restaurant expected to open in the fall

Alamodome General Manager Stephen Zito is taking on a new role with the city of San Antonio, moving up the ranks to an assistant director position with its Convention and Sports Facilities Department.

In 2026, the San Antonio African American Community Archive & Museum plans to move out of its current headquarters in La Villita, hoping to set up shop at the Kress-Grant Building at 311 East Houston St.

Local Latin-inspired pizza chain Pizza Patrón has brought on a restaurant industry veteran as its first chief operating officer to oversee the company’s expansion push