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A motorcyclist was killed in a high-speed South Side crash early Sunday. The other driver was arrested on suspicion of DWI, though police said intoxication was not believed to have caused the collision.
A search for a missing 49-year-old Schertz man led to the discovery of human remains Saturday. Police have not confirmed the identity or cause of death.
A 67-year-old motorcyclist died early Saturday after a Ford struck him while he attempted a turn on San Antonio’s West Side.
A suspected intoxicated driver died after traveling the wrong way near Loop 410 and Roosevelt Avenue. Police are investigating the fatal Friday night collision.
A routine walk at Friesenhahn Park became a fight for survival when two men attacked Irma Hernandez and stole her vehicle.
A San Antonio man once indicted as a habitual offender in a fatal shooting will avoid prison after receiving 10 years of deferred adjudication.
Two young girls were pulled from a San Antonio apartment-complex pool and rushed to Children’s Hospital in critical condition. Police said family members attempted CPR before officers arrived.
A Bexar County warrant operation ended with three arrests after deputies forced entry into a home and evacuated nearby residences. Two rooms were cleared with less-lethal irritants before the area reopened.
A San Antonio climber is among 10 missing after an avalanche struck Pakistan’s Broad Peak. The expedition was led by Netflix-famous mountaineer Nirmal Purja.
Three Romanian nationals were arrested in San Antonio after investigators linked them to a Texas-wide skimming operation targeting card and EBT users.
Fred Peters VI, 25, was identified after being swept away in the Nueces River near La Pryor. His death came as historic flooding left South Texas waterways dangerously fast.
DHS says more than 900 human traffickers were arrested and nearly 200 victims rescued, but the announcement offers few details. A South Texas case provides a closer look at the crimes behind the headline.
A Guadalupe County woman is accused of collecting money through fundraisers tied to other people’s tragedies. Investigators believe more victims may be out there.
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