An 18‑year‑old wearing an ankle monitor was arrested after two early‑morning robberies in Universal City left one man shot. Investigators say victims were lured online and tracker data tied the suspect to the scenes.

A 20-year-old New Braunfels man was killed after his motorcycle left Schuenemann Road and struck a fence on Friday night.

State troopers found 20 people — including four minors — hidden in a truck sleeper on I-35 near Laredo; the driver has been arrested on human‑smuggling and evading charges.

Cibolo Green Elementary principal Amy Reasons Copes resigned after an arrest tied to an alleged assault-family violence incident; NEISD named an interim leader.

San Antonio police are searching for a driver accused of shooting at a 21‑year‑old’s car on I‑37; the vehicle was left riddled with bullet holes but no one was hurt.

An early-morning crash on I‑10 near Woodlawn Avenue closed eastbound main lanes and left one person dead. TxDOT and SAPD are investigating; expect delays.

A man was killed early Wednesday after running into eastbound I‑10 at West Hildebrand and being struck by a truck and a VIA bus. The highway was closed for hours as investigators processed the scene.

A North Side argument between a couple turned violent and left a man hospitalized, San Antonio police say. Detectives are investigating.

A lightning strike sparked a chemical fire and small explosion on Spur 581 outside Pearsall; crews contained the blaze and the highway has been reopened. No injuries were reported.

Bexar County jurors convicted Bobby Mercado in the 2024 Beacon Hill–area shooting; Mercado received life sentences after surveillance and forensic evidence tied him to the case.

A San Antonio man was arrested after allegedly emailing violent death threats to a Bexar County assistant district attorney. Investigators say he admitted owning the accounts and phone GPS data linked him to the messages.

A man was shot during an attempted burglary at a West Side San Antonio apartment; police say four masked suspects fled the scene and the victim is stable.

Internal discipline files show an SAPD officer drove as fast as 118 mph and failed to upload hundreds of body‑cam clips, according to KSAT. The case adds to recent scrutiny of high‑speed responses.