SAN ANTONIO — Last April, Port San Antonio opened the $70 million, 130,000-square-foot, high-tech concert and esports venue known as Tech Port Center + Arena. Now, after months of hosting musicians, gaming competitions, robotics events and cybersecurity and military networking conferences, the center is changing its name to reflect the Port’s commitment to one of … Read more
After a year of construction, H-E-B’s first Cibolo store will open on Wednesday, January 25 at 6 a.m. with almost everything an H-E-B lover could want. But before the official opening, Cibolo held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, January 24, giving MySA a sneak peek at the new store. The front of the first Cibolo … Read more
January 24, 2023 | Austin, Texas | Press Release Governor Greg Abbott today announced the statewide 2023 Governor’s Small Business Summit. Hosted throughout the state in 15 different cities, the Governor’s Small Business Summit aims to help Texas small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs reach new heights by connecting them with the resources and information … Read more
A San Antonio businessman and two others face several federal charges related to an alleged $14.5 million health care fraud scheme. A federal grand jury indicted Kuba Zarobkiewicz, 35, of San Antonio, and Anthony Fermin, 32, of south Florida, in connection with their ownership of medical equipment companies and pharmacies that allegedly paid kickbacks to … Read more
The Ascension Seton Hays Hospital in Hays County. Ascension Seton Hays Hospital A major healthcare company, Ascension, has confirmed layoffs in Texas, according to a report from KXAN on Monday, January 23. Ascension did not provide details on how many employees were laid off or at which Texas facilities the layoffs took place. In a … Read more
A $180 million program set up to offer grants to tourism, travel and hospitality businesses affected by the pandemic is expanding to include more businesses of types that serve visitors to San Antonio. Gov. Greg Abbott announced this week that operators of boat and bus tours, charter buses, passenger car rentals and scheduled passenger air … Read more
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios Before the end of the decade, the electricity powering San Antonio’s homes and businesses won’t rely on a polluting coal plant. But CPS Energy isn’t committing to all renewables just yet. Driving the news: The city-owned utility’s board voted 4-1 yesterday to choose a new portfolio of future energy sources that will … Read more