A San Antonio dealer says he hid GPS trackers in tools and a generator, watched a theft live, and tipped off police — officers recovered the items and the probe continues.

A Houston man was sentenced to 14 years for smuggling 31.4 kg of high-purity meth through Eagle Pass, Texas. He pled guilty to drug trafficking charges.

Dr. Richard "Rick" McCaslin has been named the new Texas State Historian by Governor Greg Abbott, serving until 2027 to enhance public understanding of the state's history.

Texas AG Paxton secured a restraining order against Hisense to stop its TVs from using ACR tech to collect data without consent, amid privacy concerns.

A San Antonio pastor says ICE agents have been detaining multiple congregants during routine check‑ins, leaving families scrambling and several held in Texas processing centers.

SAPD presented NIBRS data showing Group A offenses are down about 13% through November, driven largely by an 18% drop in property crimes and faster response times.

A 14-year-old has been arrested for fatally shooting a 24-year-old man at a Texas party; police are investigating possible accomplices and the gun's origin.

A 19-year-old man, Desmond Evans II, died from an accidental shooting at a San Antonio apartment during a video game gathering. No charges have been filed; the investigation is ongoing.

A San Antonio woman was arrested after police say she drove while intoxicated with five children in her vehicle following a dispute at an apartment complex.

David Robinson sues ex-business partner Daniel Bassichis, accusing him of diverting over $34 million from their firm Admiral Capital Group for Bassichis' new venture.

A new FAFSA 'lower earnings' indicator has flagged more than a dozen San Antonio trade and beauty schools, and campus leaders warn the label can oversimplify local training outcomes.

CityHealth awarded San Antonio an overall gold medal for 2025, citing wins in housing, parks and pre‑K while flagging gaps in renter protections and tobacco policy.

Barnes & Noble confirmed for Huebner Oaks, taking half of the old Bed Bath & Beyond as renovations push toward a June finish. The lease joins Trader Joe’s and other new tenants reshaping the center.