Two people died early Sunday when a car fleeing reports of vehicle burglaries crashed on San Antonio’s far west side, the sheriff says. Deputies canvassed the neighborhood and opened two investigations.

A suspect allegedly threatened employees with a sharp object at a South Side shoe store on SW Military Drive; no injuries were reported and police say no arrests have been made.

A Saturday blaze on FM 1516 in Converse burned three semi‑trailers, including a tanker, and hazmat teams contained an estimated 400‑gallon diesel spill; no injuries were reported.

Police responded to a reported shooting just after 8 p.m. Saturday at Avistar at the Oaks near Thousand Oaks and Wetmore. Authorities have not released details as investigators remain on scene.

A 48-year-old woman died and another driver was hospitalized after a head-on collision on FM 110 Friday evening. San Marcos police say the Honda veered into oncoming traffic and the cause is under investigation.

Two men were detained after a shooting on Roosevelt Avenue; one suspect allegedly assaulted an officer and police recovered a firearm.

A 26-year-old man was struck and dragged by a car while sleeping in a downtown San Antonio parking lot early Saturday; police are searching for a maroon passenger car.

A 14-year-old was arrested after allegedly firing multiple shots and assaulting another teen at Freddie Benavides Sports Complex; police recovered shell casings and executed a search warrant.

A 22-year-old woman was arrested after deputies found a severely underweight pit bull/boxer mix living amid feces on a San Antonio apartment balcony.

A man in his late 30s died after his motorcycle collided with a car at a South Side intersection; police say the driver believed the intersection was clear.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Antonio says federal prosecutors filed 251 immigration-related cases for March 13–19, including alleged smuggling and re‑entry charges.

One defendant in a food‑trailer fraud scheme pleaded guilty in federal court. Prosecutors say the operation bilked roughly $1 million from dozens of customers.

A secondary inspection at Brownsville’s Gateway International Bridge turned up three live parrots hidden inside an SUV, prompting an HSI criminal probe and transfer of the birds to federal wildlife partners.