The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified a man killed in a two-vehicle crash earlier this week near the San Antonio International Airport.

A new restaurant is set to revitalize a building north of downtown.

Holidays on Houston Street is returning to downtown San Antonio for its third year, according to a news release.

Government Hill residents optimistic about proposed Broadway East development in downtown San Antonio

Broadway Street in downtown San Antonio is open to traffic as a reconstruction project nears completion, according to the City of San Antonio.

A water main break on Broadway St. is effecting UIW and the San Antonio Zoo.

San Antonio police officers shot and killed a suspect wanted on three felony warrants, according to Chief William McManus.

San Antonio Water System officials are working to restore pressures following a water main break.

Authorities are searching for a person who stole a Cheesy Janes food truck, according to San Antonio police.

The property of a restaurant and bar on Broadway Street is up for sale after over 90 years of being owned by the same family.

Make Ready is expected to include a dozen local tenants in a River North area previously home to part of Cavender’s Cadillac dealership.

A man in his 50s has been detained following a two-vehicle crash just north of downtown early Friday morning, San Antonio police said.

Pinch Boil House appears to be planning a location on Broadway Street, having announced that it recently signed a lease.

SAN ANTONIO – Update:San Antonio police have released the identity of the police officer who was killed in an early-morning crash on Broadway Street. Officer Matthew David Krupa, 27, was killed when his Jeep rolled over after colliding with a Dodge Charger on Thursday. One person was killed in a crash on Broadway Street Thursday, SAPD said. His Jeep rolled and came to a rest on its roof, according to police. AdA second person was injured in the crash and taken to the hospital for treatment.

A Galveston resident boards up a home on Broadway Street, hours before Hurricane Laura is set to make landfall. Credit: USA TODAY NETWORK via Reuters CoWhat you need to know:Hurricane Laura is expected to make landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border as a Category 4 hurricane Thursday morning. Due to the coronavirus, state officials are looking to house evacuees in hotels rather than crowded shelters. According to an advisory, tropical storm force winds are expected to reach the coast of Southeast Texas on Wednesday evening. Dan Patrick will not attend Trump's RNC speech[1:50 p.m.] With Hurricane Laura heading for the Louisiana and Texas coasts, Lt. Gov.

San Antonio Living near the bar scene on Broadway Street is even more frustrating for residents after a shooting broke out at REBAR that sent eight people to the hospital. It is pretty shocking, said Jeremy Wilson, a resident who has lived in the area for over 20 years. Brenneman said he is happy that REBAR screened the suspect before he tried to enter the bar intoxicated. The guy left the other bar intoxicated and was trying to get in at REBAR, Brenneman said. MORE: All eight victims of overnight shooting at San Antonio bar expected to survive, police say

SAN ANTONIO Several businesses along Broadway Street have kept the windows boarded up after last weekends acts of vandalism during overnight protests. Wickwire has had her business in the area for over 30 years and said it did not sustain any damage last weekend. Wickwire said she and other businesses wanted to take extra safety precautions, but was aware San Antonio police are busier than normal. The group said they will first notify San Antonio police if they encounter a problem, but they are not there to cause conflict. No less.MORE: WATCH: Day 8 of George Floyd protests in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO – One of the newest restaurants near downtown San Antonio is serious about steak. David Elder recently paid Maverick Whiskey a visit. Located at 115 Broadway Street, the establishment is a steakhouse with a full service bar. The whiskey is aged in the historic restaurant’s bank vault. Long before it became a restaurant, the property was used as the site to build the Lockwood National Bank on Broadway Street in 1918.