Johnny Hernandez is turning Casa Hernán into Alta Cocina, a mole‑forward restaurant in Southtown slated to open March 18 with an expanded kitchen and bar. The menu highlights six moles and tableside service.

San Antonio police are asking for help identifying a man who wore a Micah Parsons Cowboys jersey and reportedly showed a gun during a convenience-store robbery. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest.

A Bexar County jury awarded HouseCanary $175M in a retrial over alleged trade‑secret theft, but a punitive figure was erased and an appeal is expected.

Hemisfair has promoted Melissa Robinson to CEO as talks around a downtown Spurs arena and wider Project Marvel development move forward. The move keeps a longtime insider in charge during sensitive land and funding work.

A judge has named a receiver in a lawsuit against CommonWealth owner Jorge Herrero after a Utah lender sued to collect hundreds of thousands in debt. The move follows prior judgments and property auctions tied to Herrero’s businesses.

A man was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison after prosecutors said he led a $6.85M health-care fraud scheme, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

Rep. Tony Gonzales withdrew his 2026 reelection bid on March 5 after admitting an affair with a former aide who later died by self-immolation; a House ethics probe is now underway.

Einstein Bros. Bagels will open its first Bulverde shop; renovations are slated to start in May 2026 near the US‑281/SH‑46 corridor. Property listings show the pad site and retail leasing activity.

A shooting near 200 Lyric Street left at least one person dead and another hospitalized Thursday; police have someone in custody, officials said.

An 82,000‑sq‑ft flex‑industrial park is planned off IH‑10 near Boerne City Lake, with a June 2026 ground break and small‑bay space for local contractors.

A woman was stabbed on San Antonio’s Northwest Side; SAPD says a man fled the scene and officers used a helicopter and K‑9 teams during the search.

A Pearl pop-up has graduated to a Government Hill storefront: Míra Matcha serves Latin‑twisted ceremonial matcha and continues to support local causes.

Roma city leaders announced the town's first Starbucks, planned near J.C. Ramirez and U.S. 83. Officials say the café will bring jobs and local investment.