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Updates
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Toyota Motor Corp. will foot the bill to replace the engines in nearly 100,000 San Antonio-made Tundra pickup trucks that were recalled earlier this year, the Japanese auto giant said. The safety recall is related to engine issues that in some cases could increase the risk of a crash. When it was announced May 30, Toyota said it was developing a solution. This week, Toyota said it found one. “For all involved vehicles, Toyota and Lexus dealers will replace the engine with a new one at no cost to customers,” it said. https://bit.ly/4dilCAH
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Tourism-related industries had $802 million in direct economic impact in 2023, according to a study commissioned by the city's visitors bureau.
New Braunfels' tourism, hospitality sector is booming, study says
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The recall includes 2022 and 2023 models of the Tundra and Lexus LX pickup, which share a gasoline-powered engine. The engines were built at a plant in Alabama.
100,000 recalled San Antonio-made Toyota Tundra pickups need new engines
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A New York-based developer plans to work with the San Antonio Housing Trust to acquire the property that closed in April.
Shuttered Medical Center-area senior living facility to be converted into mixed-income apartments
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Standing 60 feet tall and built with telephone poles and wire netting that enclose 15,000 square feet, it looks like a batting cage for giants.
Caged potential: UTSA drone testing enclosure built to spur research, collaboration
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San Antonio residents can still get tamales at Delia's. All the restaurant's locations — that's six in the Rio Grande Valley and one in San Antonio — were open for business Thursday after FBI raids Wednesday. Owned by McAllen-based Delgar Foods, “the best tamale maker in Texas” has been battling a wage-theft lawsuit filed last August by former employees. The suit was amended in November after being moved to federal court. https://bit.ly/3LDx8uz
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Dillley's South Texas Family Residential Center, which houses migrant families, is set to close in the coming days.
Shutdown of South Texas immigrant detention center in Dilley leads to the loss of 600 jobs
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Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc. earned $2.21 a share in the quarter ended June 30, beating the average estimate of analysts of $2.07 a share.
Frost Bank parent's profit falls in 2Q but still beats analysts' expectatons
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The regulations will “substantially undermine the performance of the markets, diminish reliability, and inflate costs for Texas’ consumers,” the watchdog says.
ERCOT and its independent watchdog remain in disagreement over program aiming to head off blackouts