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.

A San Antonio boy, 13, charged with manslaughter for shooting his brother, was released to his grandmother with conditions to attend counseling and avoid guns.

A woman was arrested at an Edgewood ISD board meeting after refusing to leave the podium, with charges including criminal trespass and resisting arrest amid tensions over district concerns.

A Mexican national was convicted in Waco for failing to register and not providing DNA, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas.

U.S. Customs officers seized nearly 70 pounds of meth at the Paso del Norte border with the help of a canine unit. The drugs were hidden in a vehicle's gas tank, leading to the arrest of a Mexican female driver.

Silver Alert issued by San Antonio Police for missing 69-year-old Glenda Isidore, last seen in a gold and cream-colored bonnet and cream sweatpants, carrying a blue laundry bag. She has a cognitive impairment and is at risk.

An employee at a North Side food truck shot a man allegedly trying to steal a tip jar, leading to the worker's arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Carlos Romero, 19, was shot dead in Pleasanton during a confrontation involving his ex-girlfriend's current boyfriend, Daniel Gonzales, and her brother, Seth Valenzuela. Both suspects face murder charges.

A body found on San Antonio's West Side may be linked to a nearby drive-by shooting. SAPD is investigating the man's death and any connections to the violence.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Del Rio Port of Entry seized nine weapons and 15 magazines from a van headed to Mexico, leading to the driver's arrest and a criminal investigation.

In one week, the Western District of Texas filed 232 new immigration cases, focusing on illegal immigration and related crimes like drug trafficking and re-entry after deportation.