Del Rio CBP officers arrested 20-year-old U.S. citizen Miguel Maltos, wanted for child indecency, after biometric checks confirmed an outstanding warrant.

New Braunfels issued a scam alert about fake city emails demanding Planning & Development fee payments through fraudulent invoices and wire transfer instructions.

Governor Abbott orders a Texas Rangers investigation into Elgin's finances following allegations of mismanagement, aiming to ensure transparency and legal compliance.

Two individuals are in critical condition after a multi-vehicle accident on San Antonio's West Side, with details and cause still under investigation.

One person was killed and several injured in a multi-vehicle crash in La Vernia, Texas, on U.S. Hwy 87. The road was closed for five hours, reopening in the afternoon. The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating the incident.

A former Del Rio detective, Joshua Garcia, was indicted for child sexual abuse involving explicit images found on his phone. He faces charges including sexual assault of a child and possession of child pornography.

CBP officers at Anzalduas International Bridge seized over 160 species of reptiles and arthropods, highlighting the fight against illegal exotic animal trade.

Three people died in a collision on Interstate 10 in Kendall County, Texas, when a pickup stopped in the lane was struck by a semi-trailer. Two others were airlifted with serious injuries.

San Antonio police report a fatal shooting at the Starlite Motel, with one man dead and two detained for questioning. The incident involved a domestic dispute.

An H-E-B employee, Teresa Dominguez, died following a medical episode, not forklift-related injuries as initially reported. Investigations are ongoing, and H-E-B is supporting the family and employees.

South Side San Antonio business owners report a surge in crimes like arson and burglary, affecting local shops and prompting SAPD to advise on preventive measures.

A woman in San Antonio was shot in the shoulder during an early morning argument and is now in stable condition; a man has been detained in connection to the shooting.

After investigating a fire, New Braunfels officials arrested Gilbert Hernandez for arson, with his bond set at $25,000, and served an additional assault warrant.