A year after Rackspace vacated the former Windsor Park Mall for smaller headquarters on the far North Side, a dispute continues over how to divide up a $9 million lease termination fee paid by the tech company.

If some residents in the City of Windcrest have their way, the future for business there will be as bright as its Christmas light displays.

Bexar County commissioners approved an incentives agreement between the county, the city of Windcrest and Cleveland, Ohio-based developer Industrial Commercial Properties LLC at a Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday.

The Alamo Regional Security Operations Center has been open for a year, working with community partners to protect against cybersecurity threats.

The company sent out alerts last week about problems with its hosted exchange environment, which deals with emails.

The season of giving is well underway as hundreds of families lined up for fresh Thanksgiving meal kits at Rackspace headquarters Saturday morning.

The city of Windcrest is losing one of its largest employers as Rackspace Technology plans to relocate its corporate headquarters from the former Windsor Park Mall into a smaller space in North San Antonio.

San Antonio-based Rackspace Technology, Inc. announced Monday morning that CEO Kevin Jones is stepping down, effective immediately.

Feb. 5 will be the last day for asymptomatic COVID-19 testing at the AT&T Center. SAN ANTONIO – The Community Lab asymptomatic COVID-19 testing site at the AT&T Center will close after this week, but two new locations are coming starting Monday. “We’re incredibly grateful to the Barshop Jewish Community Center and Rackspace Technology for offering us locations to continue to serve asymptomatic people who wish to be tested for COVID-19.”Starting Monday, Feb. 8, asymptomatic people will be able to get free, self-administered PCR tests at the Barshop Jewish Community Center and Rackspace Technology. The Barshop Jewish Community Center is located at 12500 NW Military Highway. Rackspace Technology Headquarters is located at 1 Fanatical Place near I-35 and Walzem.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. San Antonio-based Rackspace Technology Inc. made its intent to return to the publicly traded market official Friday. Rackspace filed a statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission proposing an initial public offering of its common stock on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker symbol RXT.The number of shares and price for the stock offering has not been determined, according to the news release. Recently, the company changed its name from Rackspace Hosting Inc. to Rackspace Technology a move the company said is meant to reflect the end-to-end technology that it now offers. Read more on what one expert thinks of Rackspaces future in the public market at the San Antonio Business Journal.