A man was fatally shot by his daughter's boyfriend after an argument at a San Antonio restaurant. The suspect is at large, and the victim is remembered fondly by his family.

CBP officers seized over 41 pounds of THC products and weapon components during an inspection at the World Trade Bridge, sparking a Homeland Security Investigations probe.

Eric Scott McCants received a 50-year sentence for child sexual exploitation, including producing and sharing explicit videos of minors. He also must pay $100,000 in restitution.

Rene Morales, a 61-year-old from Texas, was arrested for online solicitation of a minor after CBP officers at Progreso International Bridge confirmed his identity and outstanding warrant.

A former San Antonio counselor was sentenced to 28 years for child sexual exploitation after contacting an undercover FBI agent and admitting to past abuse.

Lebanese fraudster, Alex Tannous, received a 20-year prison sentence for wire fraud after posing as a Dubai prince and scamming U.S. business owners. He must also pay $2.2 million in restitution.

A SAPD officer shot a man who pointed a gun at them during a traffic stop; the suspect, a gang member with a criminal history, was hospitalized in stable condition.

A 20-year-old man reported missing after his vehicle was swept away by high water in Medina County during a storm has been found deceased, officials stated.

Ken Paxton-endorsed candidates lead in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals election, likely maintaining the court's Republican majority and impacting key cases like Robert Roberson's.

CBP officers at Progreso Port of Entry arrested Raul Humberto Irigoyen Chavez, wanted for aggravated murder in Mexico, highlighting bi-national law enforcement cooperation.

A judge delayed ruling on the bond for James Cotter, who faces charges linked to Suzanne Simpson's case; his bond argument cites unconstitutionality and financial concerns.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Anniyah Burks, a missing 17-year-old with intellectual disabilities last seen in Northeast Bexar County.

Ex-teacher David Schachter is suing Wimberley ISD officials for conspiring to ruin his career with false conduct allegations. He was acquitted but seeks damages for the impact on his life.