The CBP and Border Patrol have launched an initiative, "Se Busca Información," to capture criminals at the U.S.-Mexico border with help from public tips.

The River Walk’s long‑empty Nix Building is slated for a 329‑unit conversion after a city review commission backed a tax arrangement and the developer pursues historic credits.

A former Webb County corrections officer was sentenced to 20 years after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting two inmates held in the county jail.

Pine Gate Renewables' Chapter 11 filing puts the nearly finished Bandera solar farm up for sale while residents worry the project's settlement protections may not survive a transfer.

A man, 35, was fatally shot at a San Antonio gas station; he was attacked after exiting a black Toyota truck. Police seek the fleeing suspect and vehicle.

Michael Allen Loving was detained by San Antonio Police for a series of jewelry store and pawn shop robberies. He notoriously continued his crimes after posting bond and removing an ankle monitor.

CPS Energy says a $10 million jump in unpaid bills during the federal shutdown has pushed roughly 92,000 households toward disconnection as the utility ramps outreach and eyes future rate talks.

The Travis County DA is moving to exonerate four men wrongfully accused in the 1991 Austin Yogurt Shop Murders following the identification of the actual perpetrator.

La Panadería opens a 6,600‑square‑foot Stone Oak café this week and will introduce Don Lino, the bakery’s first mascot, at a midday grand opening. The new flagship brings more seating, parking and a full drink program.

CBP officers at the Progreso International Bridge detained a man Sunday after biometric checks matched him to a Dallas County sexual‑assault warrant. He was transported to a local jail for adjudication.

A man in his 30s was shot outside a Northwest Side apartment and is in critical condition. Police detained an estranged girlfriend while detectives search for the shooter.

A multi-day law-enforcement sweep in Guadalupe County led to five arrests and the seizure of meth, suspected fentanyl pills, firearms and a stolen motorcycle.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five TV companies, including Sony, Samsung, LG, Hisense, and TCL, for allegedly using ACR technology to spy on consumers without consent.