Two boys, aged 7 and 8, survived a deliberate shooting at their home, which tragically killed their 4-year-old sister. Police seek the masked assailants who escaped in a stolen car. A $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.

A taxi driver in San Antonio was critically injured from a stabbing and police are investigating with no suspects yet.

An 80-year-old woman was killed and a teenager injured in a downtown San Antonio shootout following a juvenile altercation. Three people have been detained.

A man was hospitalized after a Jeep fleeing police hit his Chevy in San Antonio. The Jeep driver evaded on foot and is wanted for multiple charges. Police terminated the chase earlier due to safety risks.

The Vasquez family is offering a $1,000 reward for details on a hit-run that injured their teenage son in Shavano Park, with police investigating the incident.

A man was fatally shot in San Antonio, and the suspected shooter, Jose Milton Alejo, was arrested with the help of a tip. Alejo is charged with murder and had a $132,000 bond set.

Gabriela Ramirez was arrested in San Antonio for alleged robberies using a metal paint scraper, including a QuikTrip incident on May 22, and faces aggravated robbery charges.

Theo B. King was arrested for allegedly threatening his sister-in-law with a knife after a dispute over his employment status. He's charged with aggravated assault.

Missing 65-year-old Alfred Garcia was found safe and reunited with his family after a Silver Alert was issued.

Escaped inmate Yonathan Eluid Castaneda-Flores was captured near a Stripes Convenience Store in Karnes County after a manhunt following his escape from an immigration processing center.

CBP officers at Roma Port of Entry seized over $1.3 million worth of cocaine hidden in a soft drink trailer, emphasizing challenges in curbing drug flow into the U.S.

The mother of homicide victim Matthew Torres in Williamson County implores the public for assistance as authorities search for his killer, following his fatal shooting last Friday night.

Uvalde victims' families sue Meta, Activision, and Daniel Defense, alleging these companies contributed to the school shooting by advertising and promoting weapons.