Business
H-E-B reveals expected completion window for Las Palmas store renovations
H-E-B announces its Las Palmas store on Castroville Road will complete significant renovations by late 2027.
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Blue Origin closer to setting up in Hutto
Blue Origin receives county tax-incentive approval to build a 1.3 million square foot aerospace facility in Hutto for research and development.
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KXAN launches 'Cause & Effect': A unique investigative program for Central Texas viewers
KXAN launches a new investigative program called 'Cause & Effect' premiering August 28th to provide Central Texas viewers with in-depth examination of significant stories.
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San Antonio restaurant Tu Asador closes its second location
Mexican steakhouse Tu Asador has closed its second location in San Antonio's Encino Park neighborhood, retaining only its original Castle Hills location.
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From mother-daughter duo to business partners: How these Big Country women work side by side
A mother and daughter in Haskell, Texas have become business partners, combining their close relationship with entrepreneurial ventures.
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Texas adds 1,600 jobs in July as private-sector employment grows
Texas added 1,600 nonfarm jobs in July, bringing total employment to 14.468 million with a 1.2% annual growth rate exceeding the national rate.
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Manvel weighs potential utility rate increase
Manvel City Council is considering a 14.9% increase in water and wastewater rates for fiscal year 2026-27 to address a projected utility fund shortfall.
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The Turkey Leg Hut is back: Here's where Houston fans can get it
Turkey Leg Hut returns to Houston through a partnership with Harold's Chicken & Sports Bar on Washington Avenue, offering Sunday pop-ups during football season starting September 6.
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The Jobs Semiconductor Plants Need Most - And How to Get One
Texas semiconductor manufacturing industry continues to grow with SpaceX's Terafab facility creating new job opportunities, with workforce development experts advising on how to prepare for positions in the sector.
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Texas leads the nation in job growth, adding over 165K jobs in 12 months
Governor Greg Abbott announced that Texas led the nation in job creation, adding 165,600 nonfarm jobs over the past 12 months with a 1.2% workforce growth rate.
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Kilgore Skateland owners retiring after 25 years, rink now for sale
Kilgore Skateland owners Cheryl and Terry Houk are retiring after 25 years of operation and putting the skating rink up for sale.
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Bell County landowners, lawmakers push back on proposed 765-kV transmission line
Bell County landowners and Texas lawmakers oppose a proposed 765-kilovolt transmission line that would stretch nearly 200 miles across Central and West Texas.
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Texas hemp shops file lawsuit against state over new regulations on THC
Texas hemp shops filed a lawsuit in Travis County against the Texas Department of State Health Services to challenge new regulations on hemp-derived THC.
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Mi Gente chefs up some ribeye steak
Chef Paul from Mi Gente restaurant in Amarillo demonstrates how to prepare ribeye steak with chimichurri and sides on a local morning show.
Read moreSpectrum teams with nonprofit to give away free laptops
Spectrum partners with nonprofit Compudopt to distribute free laptops to residents in need throughout the Rio Grande Valley.
Read moreWith proper precautions,private desalination plantcould be a better option
Rio Grande Valley residents debate the benefits and concerns of a planned private desalination plant that could produce 100 million gallons of drinking water daily for the water-scarce region.
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Rising food costs prompt menu changes at popular Lubbock BBQ restaurant
A popular Lubbock BBQ restaurant is adjusting its menu in response to rising food costs.
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Lufkin moves toward film-friendly Texas certification
The City of Lufkin is adopting an ordinance to become a film-friendly certified town through the Texas Film Commission, allowing property owners to list locations for film production companies.
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Seguin city council approves land use plan, zoning changes for development
The Seguin City Council approved a General Land Use Plan for the Greenspoint Village project, moving forward with plans for a Walmart Supercenter near State Highway 46.
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Ohana Poke and Sushi Burrito in New Braunfels to close its doors
Ohana Poke and Sushi Burrito in New Braunfels is closing due to rising real estate costs, with its last day of operation on August 22.
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Chamber golf tournament tees off Sept. 18
The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual golf tournament on September 18 at Lady Bird Johnson Golf Course, featuring networking, competition, and an 80s theme.
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Arena plan could spur Alamodome development
Plans for a downtown sports and entertainment district centered around a new Spurs arena are generating interest in redevelopment opportunities around the Alamodome, including from VIA Metropolitan Transit.
Read moreCity commission puts a 90-day hold on data center decision
Taylor's Planning & Zoning Commission has delayed a decision on Project Mustang, a proposed 665-acre data center near the city, for 90 days to allow time for developing guidelines.
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The Victorian Lady Inn bed and breakfast, designed by the McNay's renowned architect, is now for sale
A historic San Antonio mansion designed by renowned architect Atlee Ayres and operated as the Victorian Lady Inn bed-and-breakfast is being sold for nearly $2 million.
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