A new indoor entertainment venue is now open in the Northwest Side of town.

San Antonio police arrested two men accused of participating in a robbery spree around the city on Friday.

A San Antonio mall has hit the real estate market.

San Antonio can welcome a new fan-favorite unique retailer store that opened on the Northwest Side.

The blood drive will take place at Ingram Park Mall on March 12 and 13.

No power, no customers, and no income for over a week — it’s a reality small businesses in a shopping center near Ingram Park Mall are dealing with after copper thieves stole their electrical boxes.

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the person responsible for a robbery of a department store inside Ingram Park Mall.

It‘s just two days until Christmas. Do you know where your gifts are?

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Community members are encouraged to help this holiday season by becoming blood donors on Black Friday at Ingram Park Mall.

A 48-year-old man helped his 14-year-old son elude law enforcement authorities who were searching for him inside Ingram Park Mall, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said Monday.

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said one suspect is detained, and deputies are working to track down another suspect who was involved in a vehicle pursuit before he ran inside of Ingram Park Mall.

San Antonio police have arrested a woman who they say stole from a Victoria’s Secret in Ingram Park Mall and threatened to shoot the people inside.

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are searching for a woman accused of robbing Victoria’s Secret at Ingram Park Mall and threatening to shoot people.

San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the person responsible for the robbery of an area department store earlier this month.

A second person accused of an armed robbery at an Ulta beauty store has been arrested, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

A man who allegedly robbed an Ulta beauty store last week and flashed a gun at employees has been arrested, according to authorities.

SAN ANTONIO – One man is injured and hospitalized after a shooting broke out between 20-25 men in the parking lot of Ingram Park Mall, according to police. Police said a group of men was waiting outside of the mall for another group of men that were shopping inside. Six cars in the parking lot were damaged and one man was shot in the leg. A total of 20-25 men were involved in the shooting, according to police. RELATED: Man charged with murder in fatal shooting of stepfather, police say

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department and Crime Stoppers are searching for a person who they say robbed a J.C. Penney at Ingram Park Mall earlier this month. He assaulted an employee before he fled on foot, according to a Crime Stoppers report. Crime Stoppers is willing to pay up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of the alleged robber. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 210-224-STOP (7867). Tips can also be made by using the P3 Tips app or by texting “Tip 127 plus your tip” to CRIMES (274637).

SAN ANTONIO – An argument outside Ingram Park Mall between six teenagers ended with one person hit and transported to an area hospital, San Antonio police said. Officers responded to the mall around 6 p.m. after receiving word of a shooting. According to police, the teens were outside of the mall when one of them fired a gunshot at the ground. That’s when, police said, the round ricocheted and hit one of them in the lower leg. Police said officers were able to detain five of the six teens, including the teen wounded.

SAPD: Argument at Ingram Park Mall ends in shooting, 1 transported to hospitalIf you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

SAN ANTONIO – A 19-year-old suspect is accused of stealing gold chains from a store at Ingram Park Mall and later pointing a gun at a man who ran after him. Sergio De Alba has been charged with aggravated robbery following the incident that happened before 7 p.m. Thursday at RBS Jewelry inside the mall, online booking records show. San Antonio police said DeAlba pretended to be a customer and grabbed gold chains from the owner of the store. Police said De Alba pointed a gun at the man, who then stopped chasing De Alba. The suspect fled south of the mall and was captured near Loop 410 and Culebra Road, police said.

SAN ANTONIO A person of interest has been identified in the fatal stabbing of a woman whose body was found on a jogging trail near Ingram Park Mall on Oct. 30, 2018. San Antonio police on Wednesday said Alexander Joshua Michelson, 24, is wanted as a person of interest in the murder of Mia Lutzenberger, 20. When police arrived at the scene, the women were at the Border Brook Trailhead along with two other men. At the time of the crime, SAPD Chief William McManus said the witnesses accounts were not adding up. Police have previously offered an award of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of her killer.

Suspects sought in assault, robbery of woman at Ingram Park MallPublished: May 20, 2020, 8:05 amSan Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the people responsible for an assault and robbery of a woman at Ingram Park Mall.

Published: May 20, 2020, 5:40 am Updated: May 20, 2020, 9:21 amSAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police and Crime Stoppers are looking for the people responsible for an assault and robbery of a minor at Ingram Park Mall. According to police, on May 5 around 5:10 p.m. the suspects (seen above) walked into the mall and approached the victim. Anyone with any knowledge of the incident is urged to call Crime Stoppers at (210) 224-STOP. Tips can also be texted to CRIMES (274637) or by visiting the Crime Stoppers website. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest.

San Antonio – Today's the day many local business owners have been waiting for. Some establishments, including restaurants, retailers, and museums in San Antonio can now reopen with limited capacity, based on Governor Greg Abbott’s plan to safely revive the state’s economy. Ingram Park Mall’s doors are open again and about 20% of the stores inside are welcoming customers. They said it will take some time to implement the safety plan, but they plan on announcing a date soon. These are the businesses in San Antonio that will/won’t reopen this weekend under Governor’s plan to reopen Texas economy

Santikos Theater, Ingram Park Mall reopen with new safety protocolsIf you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

SAN ANTONIO – After announcing last week that retailers and malls could begin offering curbside service, Governor Abbott literally opened the doors for malls and retailers this week. Simon -- the biggest mall owner in the country -- will reopen 49 of its properties, including two San Antonio-area malls on Friday. The Shops at La Cantera: After placing an order, head to the pickup location specific to that retailer. 2Barnes and Noble: Hours not detailed, pickup location outside storeDillard’s: 11 a.m.-5 p.m., pickup location at Dillard’s truck dockFinish Line: 11 a.m.-5 p.m., pickup location No. 3Neiman Marcus: Hours not detailed, pickup location at valet circleNordstrom: 11 a.m.-7 p.m., pickup location at the south entrancePottery Barn: 11 a.m.-3 p.m., pickup location No.

San Antonio police are searching for two teenagers who set off fireworks inside Ingram Park Mall, leading to panic for shoppers who thought it was a shooting. The fireworks were set off inside Dillard’s Wednesday afternoon and shoppers began to self-evacuate, police said. The two teenagers who ignited the fireworks then fled. The incident occurred exactly two weeks after a shooting at South Park Mall, where four people were shot. Two more suspects arrested in South Park Mall shooting, police sayShopper Leticia Castillo, who was working inside South Park Mall at the time of the Dec. 18 shooting, said being inside Ingram Park Mall for this incident was like reliving a nightmare.

SAPD: Reported shots fired at Ingram Park Mall were actually fireworksPublished: January 1, 2020, 5:07 pmSan Antonio police are searching for two teenagers who set off fireworks inside Ingram Park Mall, leading to panic for shoppers who thought it was a shooting.

SAN ANTONIO – A man who said he was shot in the Ingram Park Mall parking lot ended up at a gas station near the shopping center to seek help, police said. Police said a possible suspect has been detained. The shooting was reported Monday night in the 6400 block of Northwest Loop 410. San Antonio police said the man was shot in the parking lot and then drove himself to a Shell gas station across the highway, off Loop 410 and Ingram Road, to get help. The man was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive.