A former Texas school district employee faces charges for stealing federal funds and wire fraud, misusing school credit cards, and diverting employee payroll to his account.

Pedro Escamilla, 27, escaped from the Bexar County Courthouse and was last seen running on the River Walk. He was at the courthouse for a hearing on possession and trespassing charges.

Kaitlyn Marie Villalva, a 16-year-old missing teen from Bexar County, has been found safe and reunited with her family after a week-long search. Her absence was concerning due to her need for medication.

Authorities in San Antonio conducted an overnight search for a crash victim who left the rollover scene and entered woodland; they were later found and hospitalized.

The U.S. Marshals intensify their search for Amir Nabil Senada, a synthetic marijuana trade figure who violated pretrial release terms and has been evading capture for 11 years.

CCPD found human remains at a wastewater lift station in Corpus Christi. No identification has been made, and the site's access suggests this was not an accidental fall. Investigations are ongoing with the medical examiner's involvement.

The FBI is seeking help to find Jessica Garcia Rojo and her mother Juana, who have been missing since May 15 and might be in Mexico. They were last seen in a white Dodge Caravan with a New Mexico license plate.

A Jiu Jitsu instructor in San Antonio is charged with the sexual assault of a child, after alleged grooming and multiple incidents over weeks. He's been released on bond with restrictions on contact with minors.

A man was hospitalized with serious injuries following a machete attack during a road rage incident in New Braunfels. Authorities are seeking the suspect.

Two employees were stabbed at a San Antonio apartment complex during an altercation over rent; a suspect is on the run, and the victims are expected to recover.

Matthew Louis Heimer Jr. was arrested for online solicitation of a minor and evading arrest after engaging with an undercover officer and leading authorities on a high-speed chase.

A driver accidentally crashed into a Metro by T-Mobile store in San Antonio after mixing up the pedals. No injuries were reported, and police will not press charges, calling it an accident.

Air Force Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart pleaded guilty to extramarital sexual conduct and dereliction of duty at his court-martial, with additional sexual assault charges pending.