‘An emotional project with pragmatic ambition’: Local award recognizes planned LGBTQ+ housing project
Thrive Vecindad received the award in the unbuilt project category, noting its community-driven vision and engagement that shaped its design.
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Midtown TIRZ commits $166M to buy land for Spurs arena and projects at Zoo, Brackenridge Park and Botanical Gardens
Not all board members of the wealthiest tax increment financing zone agreed it should chip in millions to help buy land for the Spurs arena.
Jason Wolff stays on Bexar County District Attorney ballot after failed GOP challenge
A judge found errors in Jason Wolff’s petition notarizations but declined to remove the independent candidate from the Bexar County DA ballot.
Greater Chamber taps interim CEO after leadership exodus
Former Frost Bank President Pat Frost will make the unusual transition from past-board chair to leading the chamber’s policy efforts.
San Antonio narrows to-do list of 2022 bond projects as council mulls 2027 budget and bond
A progress update on the city’s bond projects comes as city council debates tax increases ahead of approving the 2027 budget and bond process.
James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign held a Lotería in San Antonio
The rising Democratic star looks to harness some of his fandom to build some party infrastructure in a state where it’s been lacking.
‘Blank check’ for developers? Why city cuts can’t touch $170M in special projects.
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones are separate from the city budget and set to capture $47 million in city property tax revenue this year.
Bexar County holds tax rate steady as budget pressures lead to cuts
The Bexar County property tax rate of just under 30 cents per $100 dollar valuation will likely remain the same for the next fiscal year.
‘It’s overwhelming’: Recent storms magnify city’s needs as it makes plans to boost economic development efforts
A proposed new framework for the city’s economic development efforts could see more investment going into regional centers and corridors.
Why Bexar County’s next District Attorney could be less powerful than Joe Gonzales
The county considers moving some of the civil division and a top DA lieutenant into a new office that reports directly to Commissioners Court.