The Silver Alert for missing 78-year-old Thomas Boykin in San Antonio has been discontinued, with no details on his status or why the alert was canceled.

Kerrville Police are investigating an incident where a cat was shot by a pellet gun in an RV park. Officials seek the public's help and the suspect faces a third-degree felony.

San Antonio Police investigate a potential murder-suicide involving a father and son on the Southeast Side, with details and identities yet to be confirmed.

San Antonio police search for a motorcyclist after a hit-and-run that left a 51-year-old pedestrian seriously injured.

A kitchen fire at the original Burger Boy restaurant in San Antonio caused moderate damage, leading to a temporary closure, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze.

Ricardo McCleary was arrested for alleged "Peeping Tom" activities in San Antonio, accused of filming women secretly with a cellphone and selfie stick.

Man arrested for murder after incriminating TikTok posts and evidence linking him to the victim's shooting in San Antonio.

Authorities continue to search for 3-year-old Aurora Bojorquez, who went missing around July 7 in San Antonio. An AMBER Alert has been issued; she may be with Amber Heaviland, traveling in a white 2013 Dodge Caravan.

The Western District of Texas reported 269 immigration-related arrests, highlighting cases of alien smuggling and illegal activities by foreign nationals and U.S. citizens.

U.S. CBP at Del Rio Port of Entry arrested Victor Morales, a U.S. citizen wanted for sexual assault of a child and drug offenses, during routine checks.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Air and Marine Operations successfully rescued an injured hiker in Franklin Mountains State Park using a helicopter for a high-altitude extraction at night.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $297,000 worth of cocaine at the Los Indios International Bridge after detecting anomalies in a vehicle scan and conducting a thorough inspection aided by a canine unit.

A San Antonio man pled guilty to making threats against former President Trump on Facebook and could face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.