Austin police say they're investigating a homicide in the 6700 block of Windrift Way. A public information officer is en route and a media briefing is pending.

San Antonio police are investigating an overnight shooting on E Sonterra Blvd near Qulturé; radio traffic suggested the victim may have been shot multiple times.

CBP officers at Laredo’s World Trade Bridge found 211 packages (about 516 lbs) of cocaine hidden in a truck manifesting roses, an interdiction estimated at roughly $6.8 million.

A passing trucker was grazed on the head by a stray bullet after an early-morning shooting in the parking lot of a 24-hour club near I-35 and Loop 410. Police say more than a dozen rounds were fired after an argument.

John Perez was arrested after investigators say he robbed a San Antonio woman at gunpoint and fled on a VIA bus. Authorities are asking anyone with tips to contact Crime Stoppers.

An early-morning fatal crash closed northbound Loop 410 at Highway 151, forcing detours across the West Side as investigators worked the scene.

A woman died early Saturday after she and another person ran into oncoming traffic on IH-10 near Huebner Road; police say the driver remained at the scene and detectives are investigating.

Two young men were hospitalized after being struck while changing a tire near IH-37 in downtown San Antonio. A 20-year-old driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

San Antonio police say a 20-year-old lured a 21-year-old into a parking-lot ambush on Aug. 17, 2025; the victim was shot in the arm and the suspect has been arrested.

A high-speed chase on San Antonio's East Side ended Friday when a fleeing Charger struck a Tesla at South Cross and Pecan Valley; the driver was arrested and only minor injuries were reported.

The parents of an 18-year-old killed in a Jan. 17 Pearsall crash have sued the driver and his oilfield employer, alleging speed, intoxication and phone distraction.

Converse's Facebook post dubs a 'Valentine in Blue' package for people with outstanding warrants — luxury ride, judge-signed love letter and free delivery to court.

Sheriff Javier Salazar warned San Antonians after two women lost nearly $47,500 to callers who used fake warrants, staged Zoom 'judges' and Bitcoin kiosks to extract payments. Authorities are urging residents to hang up and verify claims with the sheriff's office.