Zachary-Taylor Wright

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

A huge Texas-based retailer is reportedly heading to bankruptcy court in the coming weeks, according to published reports. The move comes after a business boom two years ago and just one year after a leadership shakeup led to a new CEO at the helm. Apparently, the skyrocketing tariffs on goods imported from China is weighing heavy on the homeware company’s profit margins.

4 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Hunters Creek North resident Michele Saunders says when the exciting project to bury lines was announced in her neighborhood it was expected to be completed by the end of summer in 2022. However, her and five neighbors were left scratching their head when only their section of street, a row of six houses, was left with low-hanging lines and CPS Energy poles that have been described as both dangerous and eyesores.

6 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Central Catholic High School is one of the most popular private schools in San Antonio and has produced some of the city’s most influential men over the decades from top city officials to U.S. cabinet members. But it’s now making waves in a new way. The prestigious boys’ school is at the center of both criminal and civil investigations spanning county lines over claims of hazing, sexual assault and wrongful imprisonment. Jesse Guerra, the “swimming pool safety lawyer” who founded The J.

6 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Since it was founded in 1941, Texas Biomedical Research Institute has been shrouded in lore — a sprawling and unique campus on the cutting edge of infectious disease research founded by an eccentric millionaire. Now, the company is shelling out some major dough to both bring its Westside facilities up to date and to expand its campus. Texas Biomed has a lot of history in San Antonio.

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Around 10 years ago, a California developer placed the highest bid for 114 acres next door to the University of Texas at San Antonio, which had been held up in bankruptcy court. Now, that same developer, Schumacher Interests, is gearing up to bring something that is clearly missing from the Northwest Side: A holistic destination with communal spaces, shopping, recreation and greenery. The area around UTSA is surprisingly sparse.