A fantastical land bridge that appeared in Project Marvel renderings in 2024 dropped from the picture early on as hope for federal funding dissipated. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

The project passed a federal review in June. Get the full story at San Antonio Business Journal >

One of the largest tax increment reinvestment zones (TIRZ) in San Antonio is well-positioned to help pay for the land for a new Spurs arena while keeping the money flowing to some of the city’s parks and museums. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

Anticipated investment in the Hemisfair area has rekindled interest in a key downtown site. Get the full story at San Antonio Business Journal >

Jalen McKee-Rodriguez is also proposing that a portion of the $75 million Community Benefits Agreement with the San Antonio Spurs be used to help fund the effort. Get the full story at KENS5 >

The 33-member committee is charged with generating ideas on what to do with a $75 million community-benefits agreement from the Spurs. Get the full story at San Antonio Current >

At a forum hosted by the Spurs, residents said they want to have a voice in the project, and to be sure their neighborhoods can benefit from it. Get the full story at San Antonio Express News >

Details around VIA Metropolitan Transit’s new east-west line are coming into focus as designs and locations for the future bus stations in the city’s historic districts are expected to go before a panel for review. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

Spurs Sports & Entertainment is kicking off the first of 10 public sessions tonight on Project Marvel, the city of San Antonio's planned sports and entertainment district downtown. Get the full story at San Antonio Express News. >

San Antonio agency has cleared a major hurdle in its quest to meet city's growing transportation demands. Get the full story at San Antonio Business Journal >

A City Council bloc wants San Antonians to vote on funding for key parts of a sports and entertainment district downtown in the city’s next bond election, potentially giving them another opportunity to weigh in on Project Marvel. Get the full story at the San Antonio Express News >

A vision nearly a decade in the making is getting a boost from private companies and new collaboration. It's been nearly 10 years since the Texas Research & Technology Foundation unveiled plans to turn a mostly abandoned warehouse east of downtown into a technology campus. Get the full story at San Antonio Business Journal >

The issue of how to balance funding for Project Marvel with the rest of the city’s needs is looming large over the next bond program, already forecasted to be only about half the amount of the previous bond. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

Beneath the watchful spires of the Alamodome and Tower of the Americas, bulldozers churned through a light rain and trucks moved earth out of a gaping hole on the corner of Commerce and Cherry streets. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

San Antonio residents hoping to install stop signs to quell speeding in an East Side neighborhood will have to go back to the drawing board after the city found that one was not needed. Get the full story at MySA >

Almost three months since the last major update to City Council, key aspects of Project Marvel are said to be progressing. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

For many San Antonio drivers, getting stuck behind a train isn’t a matter of if — but when. With roughly 500 street-level railroad crossings across the city, passing or stalled trains can bring traffic to a standstill with little warning. Get the full story at San Antonio Report >

The city's Project Marvel plan for downtown continues moving forward as $3.7 million tax dollars are now being spent to study how best to connect the East Side with downtown. Get the full story at News4SA >