Haraz Coffee House has opened at 8435 Wurzbach Road, introducing saffron lattes, shared pots and Middle Eastern pastries to the Medical Center.

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.

Hard Eight BBQ is opening its first San Antonio restaurant inside Bass Pro Shops at The Rim. The North Texas chain plans a fall 2026 build-out.

Federal agents seized suspected fentanyl, fake IDs and postal master keys during a March 16 raid on a northwest‑side home. James Sterrett now faces federal charges.

The Majestic Theatre's 2026 627 season mixes five San Antonio premieres with returning hits like Phantom and Wicked. Seven-show subscriptions start at $342.

Sin Yolanda, fresh from its San Antonio River Walk debut, will open April 10 at 1400 Research Forest Drive in Shenandoah, replacing Avenida Brazil and seeking late‑night liquor hours.

A Weslaco father with DACA was detained by ICE while carrying breastmilk to his newborn in the NICU. Attorneys are seeking a stay of removal as advocates flag a broader enforcement trend.

Angry Chickz will open at the Commons at Tezel in early July, bringing its spicy tenders and waiver‑required "Angry" heat level to the Northwest Side.

A&M‑San Antonio is adding six varsity sports and new fields, betting athletics will help recruit students and energize the South Side campus.

A federal grand jury in San Antonio indicted Franklin Ulises Rodriguez-Rivas on kidnapping and harboring charges tied to an alleged ransom. He was arrested Feb. 19 and faces federal penalties if convicted.

Two men were arrested after a Guadalupe County human‑trafficking investigation led deputies to a Marion home where weapons and alleged stolen property were seized.