Longtime Southside eatery Las Cazuelas has changed management and the storefront now operates as El Guacamole Mexican Grill at 645 Chalmers; a free grand opening is set for May 2.

A Castle Hills officer was treated and released after a hit-and-run struck a marked patrol unit during an early-morning burglary-suspect search. Authorities are looking for a black sedan.

A Northside ISD staff member was struck by a vehicle at Raba Elementary early Wednesday; emergency crews transported the employee to a hospital, officials said.

Cross Lutheran is hosting a free two-hour CRASE active‑shooter response class this Saturday for parents, teachers and community members. Register via the church calendar or call 830‑625‑3969.

An explosion on San Antonio's North Side hospitalized a child and two adults; SAFD suspects a natural gas buildup and says the home may be demolished.

An inmate was found dead at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center; officials say early signs point to suicide and an investigation is underway. Few details have been released while family are notified.

San Antonio’s metro-level consumer sentiment fell to 92.16, trailing Austin, Dallas and Houston and signaling pressure on local retail and housing.

A San Antonio man took a plea and was sentenced to 38 years for the December 2023 killing of his girlfriend at a Northwest Side apartment. Prosecutors say the shooting occurred during an argument over finances.

SAWS crews are repairing a 24‑inch water main break near the Frost Bank Center; the utility says repair time is uncertain but no customers have lost service.

Federal prosecutors in the Western District of Texas filed 221 new immigration cases for April 10–16, part of the DOJ’s Operation Take Back America effort. The filings include human-smuggling and illegal-reentry allegations across the district.

A downed power line shut both directions of I-10 in east Bexar County on April 19, with CPS crews on scene and drivers warned to expect delays.

A 29-year-old woman was arrested after a West Side crash on Cupples Road sent three unrestrained children to the hospital, police say.

USDA and ranchers marked a groundbreaking at Moore Air Base as officials move to build a domestic sterile‑fly plant to defend Texas cattle from screwworm. The plant aims to ramp production quickly to protect herds.