A grand jury indicted Christopher Preciado on capital murder charges for the deaths of his pregnant girlfriend, her boyfriend, and their unborn child; his parents face charges for allegedly helping him.

San Antonio Police seek help finding Isabella Aguilar, missing since March 23 from her home near Wiseman Boulevard.

Hill Country officials plan for a surge of visitors for the April solar eclipse, addressing concerns like traffic, and resource strains, and advising residents to prepare in advance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs an order to combat antisemitism on college campuses, including policy reviews and potential expulsion for violations.

NISD employees will receive a pay raise for the 2023-2024 academic year despite initial fiscal concerns and union disputes over equitable compensation for staff.

A man's new Ford Bronco Sport malfunctioned multiple times, leading to a difficult five-month repair ordeal despite warranty coverage, which was only resolved after media intervention.

A man was shot in the face during a home invasion in San Antonio after allegedly trying to enter a house using a keypad code. He is in critical condition. The shooter has been detained, and no charges have been filed pending an investigation.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized $730,000 worth of cocaine at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge. A Mexican woman's vehicle contained 52.69 pounds of cocaine, found during a secondary inspection involving dogs and high-tech searches.

The race for San Antonio's District 8 council seat is underway with Ivalis Meza Gonzalez and Sakib Shaikh confirmed to run, and Marta Pelaez considering a bid.

The Bexar County Adult Detention Center passed its Texas Commission on Jail Standards inspection, showing improvements in various areas. This marks a positive change from previous years of failing to meet standards.

San Antonio lifts park curfews for Easter camping at selected locations, emphasizing clean-up and recycling with a stewardship team assisting visitors.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte's DWI court date was postponed to May 14. His BAC was slightly over the limit. If convicted, he faces jail time. He's been censured and stripped of committee duties.

A 5-year-old boy with autism drowned in a neighbor's pool in Atascosa County after wandering away. His death highlights the risks of drowning for children with autism.