More than $2 billion is expected to be funneled into public transportation systems nationwide — including in San Marcos — even as the federal government floats the idea of curtailing its funding of the sector.

The City of New Braunfels is expected to launch a new microtransit service soon for residents and visitors.

On Tuesday afternoon, San Antonio’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee agreed to proceed with creating a proposed Multimodal Transportation Commission.

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released its Texas Infrastructure Report Card on Tuesday, which provides a sobering assessment of the state's ailing infrastructure.

City Council District 1 held a community forum Thursday night to talk about the policy, but it didn't go as planned.

As part of the scheduled service changes a new VIA Link zone, and an Express bus service to the San Antonio International Airport will be implemented, according to a press release.

VIA Metropolitan Transit is holding a virtual public hearing on Tuesday for some proposed service changes that are set to be implemented in May.

Interstate 35 has often been called the Main Street of Texas and has the traffic to prove it. And that increasing congestion, along with new rebates, has officials hoping freight companies will take another look at the privately-operated stretch of SH 130.

Census estimates show New Braunfels was the third fastest growing city in the country over the past decade and has the growing congestion to prove it. That added traffic has prompted renewed discussions about the need for more transit in the area.