The U.S. Treasury designated the Cartel de Santa Rosa de Lima and jailed leader José Antonio Yépez Ortiz, alleging industrial-scale fuel theft and prison-based control of cartel operations.

A San Antonio dealer says he hid GPS trackers in tools and a generator, watched a theft live, and tipped off police — officers recovered the items and the probe continues.

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.

A construction worker died Thursday after falling from scaffolding near The Rim; emergency crews say he suffered a heart attack before the fall. Details remain limited.

A Houston man was sentenced to 14 years for smuggling 31.4 kg of high-purity meth through Eagle Pass, Texas. He pled guilty to drug trafficking charges.

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

A San Antonio pastor says ICE agents have been detaining multiple congregants during routine check‑ins, leaving families scrambling and several held in Texas processing centers.

A man was stabbed in the neck on San Antonio’s South Side Wednesday and was found bleeding in a car wash bay. Police say he’s in critical condition and no arrests have been made.

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.

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.

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.

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.

SAPD presented NIBRS data showing Group A offenses are down about 13% through November, driven largely by an 18% drop in property crimes and faster response times.