Business
Chamber Foundation, LiftFund detail business recovery resources on The Lead Live
Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce and LiftFund discuss recovery resources available to Kerr County businesses affected by flooding.
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SAWS offers rebates, coupons to San Antonio homeowners who make water-saving upgrades
San Antonio Water System offers rebates and free consultations to homeowners who upgrade to water-saving systems and landscaping.
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B&G Club, Samsung interns 'team up'
Samsung Austin Semiconductor college interns volunteer with Boys and Girls Club of East Williamson County for STEM and sports activities.
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San Antonio's USAA funding improvements to path that links Alamo Plaza to River Walk
USAA is funding improvements to the Paseo del Alamo pedestrian corridor connecting the River Walk and Alamo Plaza as part of the Alamo Plan restoration effort.
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Pleasanton City Council demands free upgrades, infrastructure repairs from Spectrum over service issues
The Pleasanton City Council has formally demanded that Spectrum provide financial relief and infrastructure upgrades to address recurring internet reliability issues affecting local customers.
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New menus for Houston Restaurant Weeks go live ahead of fall event
Houston Restaurant Weeks, now in its 23rd year, has released menus for its 2026 fall event featuring specially priced prix fixe menus at participating restaurants to benefit the Houston Food Bank.
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Denied long-term disability? Consumer expert shares 3 steps that could help protect your claim
A Houston-area woman shares her two-year struggle to receive long-term disability benefits after her claim was denied, prompting a consumer expert to offer guidance on protecting disability claims.
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Brenham Saddle Shop set for fall reopening after Drake-connected trademark move
The iconic Brenham Saddle Shop is set to reopen in the fall after a trademark move connected to rap superstar Drake's visit to his new Texas ranch.
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Family-owned Thacker Jewelry has called Roaring Springs home since 1979
Thacker Jewelry, a family-owned business in Roaring Springs, has operated from a former bank building since 1979, with owner Joe Thacker continuing the jewelry manufacturing tradition in his hometown.
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Goats take over Texoma art studio
A downtown Sherman art studio called Pickles and Pottery offers pottery painting classes featuring baby goats that roam freely and interact with participants.
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Thousands sign petition to "save Cedar Creek Lake" from proposed data center
Residents near Cedar Creek Reservoir in East Texas have launched a petition with over 2,500 signatures opposing a proposed data center, citing concerns about declining lake levels affecting boating and water access.
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China Spring farm stand offers Christmas-themed baked goods through July
A family-owned farm stand in China Spring is offering Christmas-themed baked goods through July to help customers cope with the summer heat.
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Need to know: insurance, cleanup and resources
Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Company advises Uvalde-area homeowners that flood damage from recent historic flooding is typically not covered under standard homeowner policies and requires separate flood insurance.
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NVIDIA breaks ground on Fort Worth "AI factory" amid city's data center concerns
NVIDIA breaks ground on a new AI supercomputer manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, shifting production from overseas to Texas.
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US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick visits McAllen
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick visited McAllen to announce a $6 million grant from the Economic Development Administration for the Rio Grande Valley.
Read moreEditorial: Planned new shipyard offers major opportunities to boost Valley economy
A planned new shipyard in the Rio Grande Valley offers economic growth opportunities for the region.
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Midland approves AST SpaceMobile expansion incentive deal
The Midland City Council approved a performance-based incentive agreement with AST SpaceMobile to build a 400,000-square-foot satellite manufacturing facility expected to create about 1,800 jobs.
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Smith County job force grew by nearly 100 new positions each month, report reveals
Smith County's job force grew by nearly 100 new positions each month as Texas led the nation in job growth with 43,000 additional nonfarm jobs in June.
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Entrepreneurs open upscale steakhouse in Seguin
Local entrepreneurs Pete Aguirre and Jacob Kozlowski opened an upscale steakhouse on Austin Street in Seguin, building on the success of their existing 1908 bar.
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Tim Summerlin is secretary of HC Defense Alliance
Tim Summerlin, secretary of the Hill Country Defense Alliance, outlines the organization's mission to unite higher education, private enterprise, and nonprofits to address national defense and public safety challenges including cybersecurity.
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Why business retention and expansion matters
The Boerne Kendall County Economic Development Corporation discusses the importance of business retention and expansion alongside recruitment as part of economic development strategy.
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Texas foster care agency cancels troubled provider's contract
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services Commissioner cancels contract with Dallas-based foster care provider EMPOWER following two children's deaths and staffing problems.
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An 1899 San Antonio home designed by the architect behind the McNay Art museum is for sale
A historic 1899 Victorian mansion in San Antonio's Tobin Hill designed by renowned architect Atlee B. Ayres is now on the market for just under $2 million as a bed-and-breakfast property.
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MacGregor residents say developers are ignoring deed restrictions in their area
MacGregor area residents in southeast Houston claim developers are violating deed restrictions by constructing homes that should not be permitted in their neighborhood.
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