The City of San Antonio said its Lower Broadway road reconstruction project is weeks away from completion.

Marco Lopez moved to Westwood Square in 1968, but only recently, he said, has Castroville Road become a problem.

Locals and tourists alike say crossing the street in some parts of downtown can be downright confusing, and recent construction has caused some concerns over safety ahead of Fiesta.

To replace the bridge, the city is designing a four-way traffic signal to be placed at the corner of Castroville Road and Dahlgreen Ave. But first, a consultant will study the corridor.

To replace the bridge, the city is designing a four-way traffic signal to be placed at the corner of Castroville Road and Dahlgreen Ave.

A new bicycle track is coming to downtown San Antonio.

The Walters Street bridge reopened to traffic Friday. Meanwhile, road work continues on nearby N. New Braunfels Avenue weeks after it was expected to be completed.

San Antonio officials have defended their repeated contact with a disgraced city executive after KSAT Investigates found a letter written by him was used as the catalyst for a code enforcement investigation at an elderly couple’s West Side property.

The intersection will be closed from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 22 as construction crews work to fill in the street. The intersection is the last area requiring work as part of the voter-approved 2017 bond project.

Progress is being made on the North St. Mary’s Strip construction, but for some, it’s too little too late.

Bexar County and San Antonio crews are placing barricades in flood-prone areas to prepare for upcoming heavy weather.

A month after a dump truck damaged a pedestrian bridge on the City’s West Side, the City of San Antonio installed a temporary crossing at the Castroville Road and Dahlgreen Avenue intersection.

San Antonio has 54 construction projects currently working and city officials say 89% of them are considered on time. Still, many business owners near construction say the limited access to their establishment is driving revenue into the ground.

Officials with San Antonio’s Public Works office addressed local stakeholders’ concerns about the ongoing construction project on North St. Mary's Street. Business owners say it's costing their bottom line.