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Willow City, TX · Traffic & Transit
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Construction gridlock possible as TxDOT expands I-10 and Loop 1604 interchange
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — Drivers on the Northwest Side are facing traffic disruptions as TxDOT transportation crews press forward with the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has initiated multiple lane closures spanning both mainlanes and frontage roads near high-traffic landmarks, including The...
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Alamodome Parking Hits $75 for Biggest Shows as San Antonio Chases Budget Gap
Parking at the Alamodome will now cost as much as $75 for the venue's biggest shows, and the first fans to feel the hike are the ones heading to Monday's Usher and Chris Brown concert. The increase, which pushes rates from a previous range of $10 to $60 up to $15 to $75, took effect Oct. 1 as part of San Antonio's new fiscal year budget.
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I-10 East closed after multi-vehicle crash involving 18-wheeler
SCHERTZ, Texas - A major crash involving several vehicles, including an 18-wheeler, has closed part of Interstate 10 on the East Side. The crash happened just after 9:30 a.m. on I-10 East at North Graytown Road. The eastbound lanes are expected to remain closed for several hours as crews investigate...
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Power Outage Hits Kirby, Knocks Out Traffic Lights Along FM 78
A power outage hit the City of Kirby on Thursday, knocking out traffic lights along FM 78 and taking down city phone lines, though 911 service remained available for emergencies. Crews were working to assess the problem and restore electricity as officials warned residents in affected areas that they could be without power for a while.
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Hop On This Gorgeous Texas Train Ride For The Most Relaxing Way To See The State
There’s a train waiting for you in Cedar Park, Texas, and it’s not going anywhere fast, which is exactly the point. The Austin Steam Train Association offers something that’s genuinely rare in today’s world: a chance to slow down, look out a big window, and let the Texas Hill Country roll past you like a postcard that never ends.