BBB San Antonio warns of a rise in AI‑powered IRS impersonation calls, texts and fake sites as the April filing deadline nears.

A Spring man and a Honduran national were sentenced in Del Rio federal court this week after a smuggling run left two migrants dead, prosecutors said.

A man in his 20s was grazed on the arm in a late‑night West Side shooting on El Paso Street. SAPD is canvassing the block for video and witnesses.

Permits show La La Land Kind Cafe plans a 1,259-sq-ft location at The Shops at Lincoln Heights with construction slated May–Aug 2026.

Tanner Usrey was booked in Collin County on DWI and two drug charges days before his scheduled Oyster Bake performance. Court records allege a fentanyl‑category possession that could carry felony exposure.

Police arrested a San Antonio man after NCMEC CyberTipline reports tied a Kik account to dozens of suspected child sexual abuse files.

An 18-year-old accused in a mistaken 2022 drive-by that killed Novita Brazil is due in court Thursday for sentencing amid questions about bond and juvenile prosecution.

Kingsville’s IHOP will be renovated into a dual‑branded IHOP/Applebee’s, with a $400,000 budget and work slated from June to January 2027.

Eleven Vale Middle students were evaluated after drinking milk that was partly past its expiration date. NISD Child Nutrition has notified public health and is investigating.

Investigators say Snapchat alerted NCMEC in mid‑March after finding files that showed a young child’s abuse; the account was traced to 24‑year‑old Destinee Alexis Flores.

River otters are turning up across Central Texas rivers, from San Marcos to San Antonio — a sign of cleaner water and more fish. Local managers are planning repairs to help wildlife move freely.

An SUV struck and pinned a woman on North Main Avenue near San Antonio College. Police say the 26-year-old driver will face charges.

Filings tied to a project called “Lavender Hill” put Amazon at 2200 State Highway 211 in San Antonio, reviving concerns about the power and water demands of new data centers. City leaders are weighing zoning, recycled‑water and utility impacts as multiple Amazon projects appear in state records.