A crash involving a Chevy Equinox and a Jeep Renegade in San Antonio results in hospitalizations and an ongoing investigation.

Internal strife at the SCTRCA led to certification delays for minority-owned businesses, affecting their ability to compete for government contracts, prompting the City of San Antonio to extend airport concession bid deadlines.

A woman with mental health issues was stabbed by two kids in Harris County, with the attack partially caught on video. The community expresses shock and the victim's condition is serious.

A $10,000 reward is available for information on the murder of Ethan Martinez, as police seek witnesses after he was shot outside his apartment. His mother describes the incident and appeals for justice.

Congress passed a $1.2 trillion bill to fund the US government and included $650 million for a migrant aid program, with mixed votes from Texas Senators.

A vigil was held for Savannah Kriger and her son, Kaiden, found dead from gunshot wounds, as their family seeks justice and refutes claims of Savannah's culpability.

A crackdown in San Antonio led by multiple law enforcement agencies resulted in 34 arrests for prostitution-related charges, including the online solicitation of a minor.

A Texas woman shot and killed her alleged kidnapper near a Fredericksburg winery; authorities are investigating the incident that involved two recent acquaintances on a weekend trip.

San Antonio police search for suspects in separate shootings at a pool hall and shopping center, which left two men injured. They appeal for community help to identify the assailants.

A severe thunderstorm hit San Antonio, bringing hail and lightning. Fox San Antonio and KSAT Connect are collecting storm photos from residents. Authorities assess damage as clean-up begins, with further weather advisories possible.

New Braunfels Councilmembers Christopher Willis and Lawrence Spradley earned the Certified Municipal Official title from the Texas Municipal League Institute.

San Antonio police arrested a second suspect, Melvin Charles Hill Jr., for an armed robbery of a Brinks truck. Both suspects are accused of holding up a Brinks employee and stealing cash at a Wells Fargo bank.

San Antonio rejects a renewable energy waste proposal over financial concerns but welcomes a new facility set to process food waste into renewable natural gas.