An 18-year-old was arrested in San Antonio after a SWAT standoff involving kidnapping allegations. The hours-long incident ended peacefully, but the second potential victim was not found.

During a welfare check, Gary Shelton shot at deputies and then committed suicide in Bexar County. The deputies were unharmed and placed on administrative leave.

A family party in San Antonio ended with one man critically stabbed and another injured; the suspect is still at large.

CBP officers at the Paso Del Norte crossing in El Paso seized fentanyl and meth hidden in a bicycle frame from a U.S. citizen using canine and high-tech inspections.

Boerne Police Department is mourning K-9 Chico, killed by a vehicle after an equipment malfunction allowed him to exit a patrol car. A memorial has been set up for the community to pay respects.

CBP officers at Del Rio seized firearms, ammunition, and related components on two separate occasions, arresting drivers and prompting criminal investigations.

U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested five individuals for illegal entry at I-35 Checkpoint after discovering them during a secondary inspection of a tractor trailer.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates USA Fencing for potential consumer protection law violations following fencer Stephanie Turner's disqualification for protesting competing with a transgender athlete.

CBP officers seized over $90,000 in unreported currency hidden in vehicles at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry, underscoring their commitment to border security.

A San Antonio man received a 21-year federal prison sentence for drug smuggling, including methamphetamine and fentanyl, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to import methamphetamine.

Border Patrol agents at a Texas checkpoint seized 102 pounds of methamphetamine, valued at $3.26 million, hidden in a vehicle.

A fight at a quinceañera in San Antonio led to a guard firing a weapon, causing shrapnel injury to a guest, who later sought hospital care. An arrest was made for assaulting a guard.

The Western District of Texas U.S. Attorney's Office launched 259 new immigration cases in early April, including human smuggling and illegal re-entries, as part of "Operation Take Back America."