San Antonio Municipal Court will hold arrest-free Saturday sessions Feb. 21 and Feb. 28 so residents can resolve Class C warrants in person. No appointment is necessary.

Construction workers discovered a man under a Loop 1604 bridge on the Northeast Side; SAPD homicide detectives are investigating. The medical examiner will determine cause.

HSI says Mario Cardenas Jr. was sentenced to more than five years after a McAllen investigation into illegal exports of firearm parts to Mexico. The agency called the probe part of a broader effort to stop cross‑border weapons flows.

State agents raided the Zavala County sheriff's office in Crystal City and seized the sheriff's cellphone, sources say. Officials have not explained the reason.

A surprise two-day state inspection returned the Bexar County Adult Detention Center to full compliance even as the jail faces scrutiny after a string of in-custody deaths.

San Antonio police removed 40 credit‑card skimmers in 2025 — a 21% decline from 2024, according to KSAT records. The interactive map shows pump, ATM and counter incidents across the city.

Bexar County deputies are searching for Richard Julian Garcia after a woman reported a violent Jan. 29 domestic assault. Authorities say he's wanted on several felony charges.

A federal jury in Laredo convicted a man of human smuggling. Sentencing will be set in federal court.

A CBP supervisor was arrested in Laredo on suspicion of harboring an undocumented person, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

A federal judge in Del Rio handed an Eagle Pass man more than 17 years for his role in an alien‑smuggling conspiracy, prosecutors announced. The sentence follows a string of recent smuggling convictions tied to the Eagle Pass corridor.

A late-night blaze badly damaged an East Side home that was listed for sale. SAFD investigators found empty gas cans and are probing the cause.

A San Antonio man was arrested after a pursuit near Loop 410 and Waters Edge Road that ended when his car struck a patrol unit, another vehicle and a concrete barrier.

San Antonio asked a judge to privately review SAPD files tied to Olmos Park Police Chief Fidel Villegas, intensifying discovery fights in the Suzanne Simpson case.