Good morning! As Leslie calls it, today is Fri-yay!

It’s good to be back for my one day work week after picking up my kiddo from college. This is flying by faster than high school! I know Leslie would agree. Her daughter is now one semester away from graduating from UT. Unbelievable!

You better be nice to your mama or wife this weekend. Whether it’s a nice card and flowers, breakfast in bed or brunch, they deserve our love and admiration every day, but especially Sunday. ;)

Grab a fresh cup of coffee and join us for GMSA. It’s Friday and things can get feisty around here...in a good way.

Have a great weekend!

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Friday, May 10:

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Strip club operating under new name after losing liquor license amid human trafficking investigation

A strip club is now operating under a new name after Bexar County and state authorities announced they pulled its liquor license in connection with an alleged human trafficking case. Blush Show Club and Restaurant is operating under the new name Diamonds Show Club with the acronym BYOB, or Bring Your Own Beer.

North Side restaurant serving up variety of menu items for past 20 years

If you are looking to get your Tex-Mex fix, you may want to head to Las Chiladas located at 2387 NW Military Highway. The restaurant has been a part of the North Side for 21 years. Enchiladas, fajitas, puffy tacos, menudo and tamales are just some of the menu items.

5 things to do around SA this weekend

A popular Broadway show and a donut festival are just a couple of the events taking place this weekend. Here's a look at five events.

Today's Headlines

Questions remain after family of bruised, battered 94-year-old Alzheimer's patient wins lawsuit

A Bexar County Justice of the Peace last month awarded a San Antonio family $1,500 plus court costs after a 94-year-old woman with Alzheimer's was injured at a far West Side memory care facility last summer.

Dogs taken after living in deplorable conditions still seeking homes, ACS says

Animal Care Services said it is over capacity and will need to start putting animals down Friday. ACS officials said 54 dogs were brought in from a home on Leonidas Drive on May 2 by cruelty investigators. The shelter is asking the public to help the dogs, dubbed the "Fab54," in finding safe, loving homes.

SAPD: Man stabbed in parking lot of H-E-B while waiting on family member

San Antonio police are investigating after a man was stabbed multiple times in the parking lot of an H-E-B grocery store overnight. The incident occurred just before 2:30 a.m. at the H-E-B in the 2200 block of Culebra Road.

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