Two homicides at Victoria Plaza in San Antonio involving victims Nick Martinez and Donnell Sterling prompt investigations and raise safety concerns among residents.

Former San Antonio teacher Thomas Mckinley Koog Jr. was sentenced to 16 years in prison for distributing child sexual abuse images. He previously worked as a guidance counselor.

A 14-year-old girl was arrested for making terroristic threats to her school on Instagram, no weapons were found, and the alleged accomplice was released.

A Texas couple was sentenced for defrauding the PPP loan program, receiving 286 and 108 months in prison, and were ordered to pay over $3 million in restitution.

A severe fire damaged a triplex in the city's northeast side early Friday, injuring one firefighter and causing significant destruction to the central unit. The cause is under investigation.

A man on a bicycle in San Antonio stabbed another man who confronted him over littering. The suspect fled and remains at large, with police investigating the incident.

The Bexar County drug bust yielded over $2.5 million worth of meth and cocaine, with two arrests made and potential gang involvement being investigated.

A teacher in Comal County was arrested for having an improper relationship with a student, found by deputies in a compromising situation at a construction site.

San Antonio firefighters were alerted by their union of potential threats from the Tren de Aragua gang, although city officials claim there is no credible threat to public safety.

An off-duty Bexar County deputy was injured in a hit-and-run incident while on traffic duty. Despite aid from workers, the suspect fled; a related vehicle was found later, but the driver remains at large.

The body of Richard John Hage, Jr., 58, was found in a field off Goliad Road in San Antonio, with police investigating and no immediate signs of foul play.

Two men were wounded in a shootout in a driveway on the Southwest Side of San Antonio after an argument escalated. Both men are being reviewed by authorities for potential charges.

The Texas Council on Family Violence reported 205 domestic fatalities in 2023, 77% involving firearms. The report highlighted a need for comprehensive data on survivors and non-fatal incidents.