San Antonio community mourns the loss of teacher Whitney Weddel, who died in a crash caused by wrong-way driver Giovanna Blangiardo, facing intoxication manslaughter charges.

A $30 million criminal justice system upgrade in Bexar County caused technical issues, affecting case access for attorneys and creating backlogs, with officials calling for patience as they address the problems.

A woman accused of intoxication manslaughter in a fatal crash involving a former teacher seeks to modify her bail conditions before her upcoming court hearing.

Crime Stoppers released video footage of suspects in the murder of Miguel Angel Marquez in San Antonio, seeking public assistance and offering a $5,000 reward for tips leading to arrests.

A worker named Jose Angel Gonzalez-Fuentez died at a Schertz construction site, and the local police, with OSHA support, are investigating the fatal accident.

A 19-year-old man was shot dead by San Antonio police during a domestic disturbance call after allegedly pointing a gun at his girlfriend. The officer involved is a 11-year veteran; an investigation is ongoing.

A motorcyclist in his 20s died after crashing into a light pole on northwest side of San Antonio; no other vehicles or injuries were reported. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

The Travis County DA is contesting Governor Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, convicted of murder in a Black Lives Matter protest shooting, citing an overstep of powers.

A man is critically injured after a possible street racing incident involving his motorcycle and a sedan in San Antonio, with the police investigating the crash.

A motorcyclist died and another was injured after colliding with a truck in San Antonio. The accident, caused by visibility issues, is under investigation; no charges are expected against the sober, licensed truck driver.

A Del Rio man was sentenced to over eight years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse material after a Department of Homeland Security investigation.

The family of an 11-year-old girl who died from an allergic reaction is suing her school district for not following the emergency plan that required administering epinephrine.

A 74-year-old woman's death in San Antonio was initially deemed suspicious due to facial trauma, leading to a detention, but later found to be of natural causes.