Xavier Skelton, 18, was fatally shot and left in a driveway in San Antonio, with no suspects apprehended yet. Police are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

An elderly man was fatally struck by a vehicle after walking into traffic on a southside road in San Antonio. The incident, deemed an accident with no driver impairment, resulted in no charges.

An individual was found deceased after a small fire in a San Antonio home involving a mattress; authorities, including arson investigators, are looking into the incident.

A man, William Richard Holliday, was arrested in San Antonio on allegations of using a stolen identity to open accounts, secure housing, and purchase a luxury vehicle.

San Antonio community expresses concern over the potential relocation of the Missions baseball team and its impact on local businesses and atmosphere.

A San Antonio woman faces charges for threatening a former president and gun law violations after being arrested near Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.

Firefighters extinguished a fire at a mobile home in San Antonio, with all occupants safely evacuating before their arrival; the cause is under investigation.

Florida attorney pleads guilty to bombing a sculpture in Texas and attempted bombing near the Chinese embassy.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist died in a collision with a sedan in San Antonio, with the driver of the sedan unharmed and not intoxicated. The police investigation is ongoing.

San Antonio firefighters tackled a large house fire on Carrie Lane, with the house deemed a total loss and pets inside unaccounted for. No human injuries were reported while the cause is under investigation.

Mexican national Rey David Sonora-Villanueva was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison for attempting to smuggle 69.5 kg of methamphetamine into the US.

Thomas Bucciarelli, aged 40, from Corpus Christi, was sentenced to 46 months for transporting undocumented noncitizens, endangering their lives during a police chase on August 20, 2022.

The DOJ found unconstitutional conditions in five Texas juvenile justice facilities, citing abuse and discrimination, particularly against disabled youths.