A man was shot at a San Antonio Motel 6 and the suspect is at large; SAPD is investigating using surveillance footage.

A 19-year-old man was shot in the abdomen in a drive-by shooting on the Northeast Side of San Antonio and taken to the hospital in stable condition. The suspects are at large.

CBP officers at the Progreso border seized 35 pounds of cocaine, worth approximately $468,302, found hidden in a vehicle during a secondary inspection using advanced technology and canine teams.

The San Antonio Spurs unveiled their 2024-2025 City Edition uniforms, inspired by the city's 1970s heritage and featuring a "crystal blue" color and checkered patterns.

A woman is dead and two men critically injured after a shooting in Stone Oak, San Antonio. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet identified.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott renewed a wildfire disaster proclamation to aid counties facing fire threats, enabling greater resource allocation and regulatory flexibility.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed the 100th lawsuit against the Biden-Harris Administration, challenging an FCC decision on federal prisoner phone call regulations.

Texas DPS Trooper Kyle Bradley received the "Be the One" Award for his efforts against human trafficking, recognizing his training and success in identifying victims and traffickers.

Bexar County's long-serving elections administrator, Jacque Callanen, is set to resign in January 2025 amid public concern for transparency. The county has hired Robert Half Executive Search to find her successor.

A man was fatally shot by his daughter's boyfriend after an argument at a San Antonio restaurant. The suspect is at large, and the victim is remembered fondly by his family.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues another doctor for dispensing "gender transition" drugs to minors, enforcing Senate Bill 14 which bans such medical interventions for under-18s.

Texas AG Ken Paxton requests DOJ records concerning Special Counsel Jack Smith's probe into Trump, citing concerns of political bias in past investigations and the destruction of records.

Lebanese fraudster, Alex Tannous, received a 20-year prison sentence for wire fraud after posing as a Dubai prince and scamming U.S. business owners. He must also pay $2.2 million in restitution.