The Western District of Texas reports 234 new immigration cases including smuggling and illegal re-entry, highlighting the region's law enforcement challenges.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass Port of Entry arrested a Mexican man wanted for child indecency charges on the Camino Real International Bridge, highlighting border security efforts.

A U.S. citizen was convicted on all charges for trafficking cocaine from Mexico to the U.S. He could face at least 5 years to 40 years in prison for each count.

The El Paso Border Patrol warns of smuggling groups spreading false information about immigration policies on social media, endangering lives for profit.

San Antonio police investigate a shooting death on Southwest Military Drive, searching for two suspects seen fleeing the scene.

A 6-year-old boy was struck and killed by a truck while playing in San Antonio; the driver stopped to help and is not charged. The local community is supporting the grieving family.

CBP officers at Del Rio Port of Entry seized over $730,000 worth of meth, hidden in stone benches, from a Dodge Ram driven by a 30-year-old Mexican citizen.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office busted an illegal gambling operation in San Antonio, detaining 22 people and potentially linking the den to organized crime.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Laredo Port of Entry arrested Bernardo Vasquez Rodriguez, wanted for a felony charge of indecency with a child.

Wanted man Caesar Tijerina dies from a self-inflicted gunshot after being linked to a San Antonio teen's murder.

CBP officers at Progreso International Bridge arrested Cirino Gutierrez, wanted for sexual offense against a child, after confirming his identity using NCIC database.

A woman is critically injured from a gunshot to the head, with a man detained as a person of interest after an argument; the incident is being investigated by Bexar County Sheriff's deputies.

A woman was hospitalized after being shot multiple times when she tried to stop a fight outside a San Antonio nightclub; the shooter is still at large.