Tiffany Huertas

2 months ago | tspantx.com | Tiffany Huertas |Robert Samarron

SAN ANTONIO – A closed golf course on the city’s Southeast Side could be converted to an arboretum and offer educational programming. “Arboretum San Antonio has the potential to be an economic generator. It’s attracting not only the residents here in the city of San Antonio, but visitors from afar,” Connie Gonzalez, chief strategy officer for Brooks said. The former Republic Golf Course is located in the 4200 block of SE Military Drive.

Jul 11, 2024 | ksat.com | Tiffany Huertas |Valerie Gomez |Azian Bermea

SAN ANTONIO – Amina Qutub was introduced to artificial intelligence many years ago when her father worked in a renowned industrial research and scientific development company. “My father started very, very early on as a pioneer in AI at Bell Labs. And so, in childhood, I really didn’t think of AI as this big, scary creature that people often think of now,” said Qutub, associate professor in the Department of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering at UTSA.

Jul 10, 2024 | ksat.com | Tiffany Huertas |Eddie Latigo

SAN ANTONIO – A local project is impacting families who live in growing communities around Bexar County and don’t have access to public libraries. Girl Scout Troop 300 placed free little libraries around Bexar County in 2018, including one on 22220 Mathis Road. RELATED: Girl Scouts celebrate SA’s tricentennial by creating little free libraries“I didn’t know the Girl Scouts had put that there.

Jun 14, 2024 | ksat.com | Tiffany Huertas |Sal Salazar

San Antonio – Visit San Antonio welcomed people from different industries to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center for the Cvent CONNECT Conference this week. “Cvent Connect is an annual user and industry conference that we host every year for our customers and our prospects in the events industry,” said Rachel Andrews, head of global events at CVENT Connect. This conference gave thousands of people an opportunity to explore the city and culture.

Jun 7, 2024 | ksat.com | Tiffany Huertas |Valerie Gomez |Alex Gamez

Published: June 7, 2024, 12:23 PMTags: Business, Tech, San Antonio, CaterpillarPublished: June 7, 2024, 12:23 PMTags: Business, Tech, San Antonio, CaterpillarSAN ANTONIO – Caterpillar Inc. is investing millions of dollars to create a new industrial engine, so more job opportunities could be coming to South Central Texas. The company recently announced a new $90 million investment to prepare its facilities in both Schertz and Seguin to produce the new C13D Industrial Engine. “It’s more power.