A Pleasanton school bus collided on U.S. 281; more than 40 students were uninjured while two people in the other vehicle were airlifted to San Antonio hospitals.

During a Texas border operation, a U.S. Border Patrol agent fatally shot a Mexican man after an altercation, with investigations ongoing into the incident.

San Antonio fire officials say an electrical fault caused by rain shorting a surveillance camera led to a fire at Mauro's Tire Shop, with no injuries reported.

Teriyaki Madness will open its 200th shop on the North Side this Friday with $6 bowls, free‑for‑a‑year prizes and a Golden Fork‑Chop giveaway.

Raybec LTD is handling the recovery after the Falcon Ridge Apartments fire, focusing on tenant safety, offering support, refunds and alternative housing, and coordinating with authorities on rebuilding plans.

A West Side apartment complex turned into an active police scene Monday after a teen accidentally shot himself and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

U.S. Marshals are searching for 33-year-old Rudy Gomez, wanted for violating federal supervised release and alleged organized retail theft tied to Dick's Sporting Goods.

A man in Bexar County was arrested after a federal raid found firearms and bomb-making materials at his home. He is charged with possessing illegal weapons and explosives, following previous attempts to rob ATMs with explosive devices.

One driver died and another was injured in a wrong-way collision on San Antonio's Wurzbach Parkway. The wrong-way driver was identified as 26-year-old Jesus Apolinar-Slorencio.

An early-morning gunpoint robbery outside an East Side hookah lounge left a car shot up but no one hurt. Deputies are asking the public for tips.

A suspected carjacking on WW White Road led to a high-speed chase into Universal City that ended in a crash near Aviation and FM 1976; the driver was hospitalized.

A car dispute on San Antonio’s South Side turned violent Saturday; a 33‑year‑old was cut multiple times and a 56‑year‑old was detained.

The San Antonio Film Commission celebrates its 40th anniversary, having contributed to Texas's film industry growth, as recognized by Governor Greg Abbott's proclamation.