Family marks 15 years since Pauline Diaz vanished in San Antonio, holding a vigil and continuing their search for answers. Her truck was found abandoned, but no solid leads have emerged despite ongoing investigations and public appeals.

A card-game dispute at a Southeast Side bar escalated to a parking-lot attack that left a man injured. Police arrested a 41-year-old and booked him on aggravated-assault charges.

A late‑afternoon fire tore through Falcon Ridge Apartments in Universal City, destroying multiple units and displacing residents. Crews from nearby departments fought the blaze.

A 35-year-old woman arrested on a trespassing charge was found unresponsive at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center and later pronounced dead; authorities have opened investigations.

Realtors discovered human skeletal remains in East Bexar County; authorities are investigating to identify them, with no immediate signs of foul play.

A pre-dawn road rage on San Antonio’s Near Northeast Side left a stolen pickup, a BMW with bullet holes and a man detained as police investigate.

Officers found a deceased person near Berry Creek early Saturday; Schertz detectives say it appears self-inflicted and the public is not at risk.

A 24‑year‑old man says he was robbed at gunpoint after sending payment during an in‑person meetup at a "love room" on San Antonio’s Northwest Side. SAPD is searching for the suspect.

A man was detained after police say he assaulted his girlfriend and stole her car on San Antonio’s West Side. Officers located the vehicle and took the suspect into custody.

Bexar County deputies say a dealership stop led to arrests and the seizure of equipment used to forge IDs and steal mail. Authorities are searching for a third man tied to the case.

Erik Cantu, who survived a shooting by an ex-San Antonio officer, was arrested for allegedly burglarizing the apartment of Emily Proulx, the mother of his child.

San Antonio police say two people fled after a midday robbery at North Star Mall; authorities report no injuries and say no shots were fired. The search is ongoing.

A new study says Texas seniors lost about $124 million to online shopping scams this year, with metro areas including Dallas‑Fort Worth among the hardest hit. Experts urge simple steps to reduce risk and point to resources for victims.