Two individuals in Bexar County were sentenced to 42 and 50 years for separate aggravated robberies, with crimes against a 65-year-old woman and a bank respectively.

A fourth suspect has been arrested in the San Antonio double-homicide of Jeremy Sanchez and Aaron Michael Espinosa after police used rental car GPS, surveillance footage, phone records, and rap lyrics as evidence.

Two men were hospitalized following separate shootings on the West and South sides of San Antonio, with no suspects detained and police investigations ongoing.

A body was found at Woodward Park in San Antonio, and the SAPD is investigating the cause of death with the Medical Examiner's Office. The deceased male has not been identified.

A man, 25, briefly escaped police custody during a transfer at the Bexar County Jail; he was recaptured soon after, prompting an SAPD internal review.

Four suspects have been arrested in San Antonio for a gruesome double murder following a detailed yearlong investigation that involved tracking a rental car.

A Cedar Park man was sentenced to over a year in prison for unlicensed firearms dealing and lying to ATF agents. He sold over 200 guns and possessed 32 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition.

A Texas man, Ivan Garza, received a 7-year federal prison sentence for operating a drug stash house, after a guilty plea and an incident involving gunmen and cocaine.

Police responded to an attempted robbery at Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union in Schertz; suspect peacefully surrendered and was unarmed. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.

Two deaths occurred in San Antonio: a man was shot following an argument, and the suspect later turned the gun on himself; both were declared dead at the scene.

Ex-Uvalde police chief Arredondo pleaded not guilty to child endangerment in the school shooting response, joining ex-CISD officer Gonzales facing similar charges. Families demand accountability from all officers involved.

The DOJ sued Southwest Key over alleged sexual abuse of migrant children in its care, with incidents dating back to 2015 involving employees' misconduct.

San Antonio man Dontre Nestle sentenced to 37 years for a fatal shooting after a basketball game and other violent crimes; must serve half before parole eligibility.