A North Side tint shop says two men cut wires under company vans, the business posted suspect photos and SAPD is investigating. Neighbors are asked to check cameras.

A 24‑inch sewer main collapsed on San Antonio’s Northeast Side, sending more than 100,000 gallons of untreated sewage into Rosillo Creek. SAWS crews have installed bypass pumps and are monitoring downstream waters.

Alamo Heights’ Barn Door Restaurant & Meat Market will close after 73 years, with a final service set for Mother’s Day and reservation‑only hours through early May.

Victor Wembanyama’s 17 points, 14 rebounds and six blocks powered a 114-95 Game 5 win over Portland, sending the Spurs to the Western Conference semifinals.

A 12-year-old McAllen student was hospitalized after vaping a device that tested 50% benzylpiperazine; another student has been detained and investigators are involved.

A Houston man received a 27‑year federal sentence after prosecutors said he coordinated an event that led to the sexual abuse of a toddler, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

Hawaiian Bros Island Grill is opening a standalone Austin Highway restaurant near Terrell Heights; permit records show construction targeted to finish May 1, 2026.

Two people were detained after a man was shot twice in downtown San Antonio; the victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to be OK as police investigate.

A DPS traffic stop in Starr County last Sunday led to a federal human‑smuggling arrest and five people referred to Border Patrol. Troopers noted colored wristbands linked to cartel tagging.

IBC Bank filed plans to convert a downtown office tower into a $164M JW Marriott on the River Walk, a 301‑room adaptive reuse set to start construction in mid‑2026. The move comes as local hotel metrics sag.

A man who ran into a gas station with a deep forehead wound was hospitalized after an apparent machete attack on San Antonio’s Northwest Side. Police recovered a rusty machete and are searching for a suspect.

Heightened inspections and lane closures left some drivers waiting up to five hours to cross into Brownsville.

Local experts warn 'ghost tapping' — hidden card readers that can trigger contactless charges from inches away — has surfaced around crowded San Antonio events. Tips include RFID sleeves, mobile wallets and quick reporting.