A developer plans to renovate some aging homes amid the bars that make the St. Mary’s Strip synonymous with San Antonio nightlife to bring some different bustle to the area.
The City of San Antonio has approved a rezoning request from a Tobin Hill-based investment firm for a redevelopment project along the St. Mary’s Strip.
The Texas Attorney General’s Office is suing a St Mary’s Strip music venue after they allegedly refused entry to an off-duty police officer because of his firearm.
The orange construction signs have finally been removed from the St. Mary’s Strip near downtown.
Construction started more than three years ago on the Strip. Even though city crews finished the work last fall, businesses say customers still haven't fully returned.
Businesses along the St. Mary's Strip are throwing a Rock the Block grand reopening party to let their loyal customers know the construction is over.
San Antonio Police said a man ran away from a scene Sunday morning after he allegedly hit two pedestrians with his vehicle and crashed out two more times.
The St. Mary's Strip is now open to traffic, but the city says it still has a few bucket list items to complete by the end of September.
The intersection will be closed from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 22 as construction crews work to fill in the street. The intersection is the last area requiring work as part of the voter-approved 2017 bond project.
Ongoing construction on the St. Mary’s Strip for the past couple of years has put the final nail in the coffin for one local business that announced it would be closing its doors after seven years, according to the owner.
More than two years after the project's start, construction crews are laying asphalt on North St. Mary's Street. Business owners say they're eager to see the end result but have suffered since the project's start.
San Antonio has 54 construction projects currently working and city officials say 89% of them are considered on time. Still, many business owners near construction say the limited access to their establishment is driving revenue into the ground.
A one-two punch of COVID-19 and construction could be the fall of several small businesses. San Antonio is now providing financial aid in the form of the COVID-Construction Recovery Grant Program.
A city program meant to ease the effect of lengthy construction projects on nearby small businesses aren’t easing those businesses’ concerns, and their reactions range from underwhelmed to acidic.
Officials with San Antonio’s Public Works office addressed local stakeholders’ concerns about the ongoing construction project on North St. Mary's Street. Business owners say it's costing their bottom line.
The proposed program for the St. Mary's Strip would grant street parking in designated areas only to homeowners during certain hours.
Streets around the St. Mary’s Strip will be closed Friday night in an effort to address parking and other concerns for area residents.
The San Antonio Police Department kicked off a pilot program on Thursday, a parking study of the St. Mary’s Strip in the hopes of alleviating unwanted parking and trash on residential streets.
San Antonio District 1 City Councilman Mario Bravo provided more information about the road blockades along the North St. Mary’s Street strip that will go into effect starting Thursday through Sunday from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Sixteen of 19 bars and music venues along the St. Mary's Strip in the Tobin Hill community agreed to changes in business operations in order to cut down on parking and crime issues for residents.
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San Antonio police said two men inside a car that crashed into a St. Mary’s Strip restaurant over the weekend were uncooperative with officers at the scene.
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SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. Thousands of live and non-profit music venues and theaters have gone dark since the pandemic swept across the country. He’s seen countless shows come through the doors knows what the facility means to the local arts and performing community. The association has nearly 3,000 members, including more than 20 locations in San Antonio. That has left dozens of local live venues in limbo.