A former Fort Hood soldier received a 33-month sentence for smuggling undocumented immigrants, which led to a high-speed chase and the injury of a Border Patrol agent.

CBP officers at Anzalduas Bridge seized $815K in undeclared currency from a man in a Honda Odyssey, initiating a Homeland Security investigation into the incident.

Father and son sentenced for drug trafficking and harboring immigrants near a San Antonio high school; over $600,000 seized to fund public safety equipment.

A former hotel manager in Texas pled guilty to embezzlement and filing a false tax return, facing up to three years in prison for stealing over $1 million and causing a $200,000 IRS loss.

Two shootings in San Antonio left three people injured; one at a bar and another in a drive-by incident. Suspects are at large; police are investigating.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying suspects who stole a truck and equipment in Far North Bexar County, as captured on surveillance.

An 18-year-old was seriously injured after being run over by a tractor in Bexar County. Deputies performed CPR until paramedics arrived; his condition is unknown. The accident is under investigation.

Man critical after a shooting at a San Antonio family gathering; the shooter fled and is being sought by SAPD.

Two teenagers were shot on a San Antonio highway and dropped off at a hospital; their injuries are non-life-threatening. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the shooter.

San Antonio endures a deadly flash flood, claiming 13 lives, with the identities of 12 victims released. The city saw extensive damage and rescue efforts in response to record rainfall.

A San Antonio man was charged with making terrorist threats against the police, claiming he had grenades and planned to attack officers in response to alleged mistreatment.

A man was fatally shot by a female acquaintance in San Antonio; she fled and is being sought by police. The shooting happened on Friday night and the suspect remains at large.

Ana Maria Villa-Flores from Plano was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for trafficking 254 undocumented immigrants, it was her second conviction.