Business
San Antonio River Authority, Brooks move forward with major South Side economic development project
The San Antonio River Authority approved the transfer of 243 acres to the Brooks Development Authority for Project Oso, a major economic development initiative on the South Side.
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Houston's Adair group to debut its first Los Tios restaurant in San Antonio this fall
Houston-based Adair Concepts will open its first Los Tios Mexican Restaurant in San Antonio on Broadway this fall.
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Your health journey starts at Elite Nutrition! - WCN Live #303
WCN Live episode features Erica Perez from Elite Nutrition in Floresville discussing her family story and the founding of her nutrition business.
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City of Houston is starting to shut off water for people with unpaid bills
The City of Houston is resuming water shutoffs for approximately 15,000 customers with unpaid bills dating back 90 days, after a two-year suspension due to meter and billing issues.
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2 Helps You: Nearly $11,000 spent on furniture with biggest piece not fitting as promised to local 76-year-old
A 76-year-old West Harris County woman alleges that a nearly $11,000 furniture purchase from La-Z-Boy did not fit in her living room as promised by the retailer.
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End of an Era: Terrazas Furniture Closes After Nearly 79 Years on Main Street
Terrazas Furniture, a Fort Stockton Main Street institution operating for nearly 79 years, is closing after 71 years at its downtown location.
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James Avery Artisan Jewelry brings new store to Brownwood
James Avery Artisan Jewelry opened a new store at the Shops on Commerce in Brownwood, expanding the brand's presence in Central Texas.
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San Saba EDC to receive funding for New Downtown Street Banners
San Saba Economic Development Corporation receives funding approval for new downtown promotional pole banners celebrating the city's status as the 'Pecan Capital of the World.'
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Bryan power outage impacted 575 customers early in the morning
A power outage affected 575 customers in Bryan early Wednesday morning on West Villa Maria Road, possibly caused by a smoking utility box.
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Lubbock Power and Light holds rate steady, changes structure
Lubbock Power and Light adjusts its rate structure while holding overall rates steady, lowering the per-kilowatt-hour charge for residential customers from 6.3 cents to 6 cents.
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Southern Utilities requests water use reduction after storm knocks well out of service
Southern Utilities Company requests water usage reduction after a storm damages a well, implementing Stage One of their drought contingency plan.
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Blue Bell's newest flavor brings your favorite coffee order to the freezer aisle
Blue Bell Creameries releases a new limited-time White Chocolate Mocha ice cream flavor in Texas grocery stores.
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Developer behind proposed "Project Tomahawk" data center in North Texas town withdraws
White Rose Partners withdraws its proposed 'Project Tomahawk' data center project in Prosper, Texas just hours before the town council was scheduled to discuss it.
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The 10 most booked restaurants in Dallas, August 2026
OpenTable releases its monthly ranking of the 10 most booked restaurants in Dallas based on over half a million diner reviews.
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Amarillo Magic Co. celebrates one year anniversary
Amarillo Magic Co. celebrates its one year anniversary with magician Kyle Graves discussing upcoming Halloween plans and performing magic tricks.
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Will the Rio Grande Valley's famous '956' area code soon change?
The Rio Grande Valley's 956 area code may change as the National American Numbering Plan files a relief plan due to phone number depletion in the region.
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SpaceX sues to block release of Terafab records
SpaceX filed a lawsuit in Travis County District Court to prevent Grimes County from releasing public records related to its Terafab project, including the company's tax abatement application.
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New Braunfels hospitality and tourism industry continues upward momentum
A new economic impact study shows New Braunfels' hospitality and tourism industry generates $1.3 billion annually and supports 16,475 jobs while providing significant tax benefits to residents.
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What Experience Are You Really Selling?
A commentary on the visitor experience in Gillespie County, highlighting the importance of unexpected discoveries and local business hospitality in Fredericksburg tourism.
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LETTER: A response to Bickerstaff
A letter responds to concerns about cryptocurrency's potential impact on Texas community banks and rancher credit access, arguing that current banking practices of low deposit returns warrant consideration.
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JOEY RESTAURANTS TO OPEN SECOND DALLAS LOCATION
JOEY Restaurants announces the opening of its second Dallas location, JOEY Maple, in the Uptown area on September 10, 2026.
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Predictive gambling markets are available in Texas, even though state laws ban gambling
Predictive gambling markets like DraftKings are operating in Texas despite state laws that ban most forms of gambling and sports betting.
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Caf La Lele coffee truck takes over Folklores Coffee's Beacon Hill location
San Antonio coffee truck Café La Lele is opening its first brick-and-mortar location at the former Folklores Coffee shop in the Beacon Hill area.
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Texas landowners can apply for program covering 75% of invasive plant removal costs
Texas landowners can now apply for a cost-share program from Texas A&M Forest Service that covers 75% of invasive plant removal costs, up to $7,000 per landowner.
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