Nando Gonzalez, a sales manager at River City Produce, said things had been business as usual, but there was some hesitation over the weekend about what would happen.

President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico risked blowing up North America’s economy.

Texas’ border spending exploded after Joe Biden’s election, then state leaders signaled a new willingness to reduce it when ...

The impact area where a medical transportation plane crashed in Philadelphia last week will hopefully reopen on Wednesday, ...

It may only be the first week of February, but many parts of Texas have already experienced an early taste of summer. San Antonio touched 85 degrees on Monday, which tied a daily record high ...

Democratic leaders held an emergency press conference in downtown San Antonio Monday, where they denounced the since delayed ...

Based on January-November 2024 trade data. Map: Alex Fitzpatrick/Axios Texas stands to lose $47.1 billion — the most of any state — if President Trump's tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico take ...

Getting there: Walk round the promenade from either San Antonio or San Antonio bay resort. On the left end (looking out on sea) you can park for free along the surrounding streets, which in summer ...