Lightning struck a home in Northwest San Antonio, causing an attic fire that was quickly extinguished by firefighters with no reported injuries. The extent of the damage is yet to be assessed.

A tow truck driver in San Antonio was stabbed at a red light; the assailant, potentially homeless, was detained after police tased him. The victim is stable.

Lightning is suspected to have caused an apartment fire in Castle Hills, displacing 12 residents. No injuries were reported, and the true cause is under investigation.

One person died in a morning accident in Comal County, causing extensive traffic delays. Details on the crash are limited, and the victim's identity is withheld pending family notification.

A woman was fatally shot in Kerrville and her husband, Isidro Arias-Benitez, has been charged with her murder. The incident left the community shaken and the children are now with relatives.

A UTSA student was arrested for anti-Israel graffiti and faces felony and misdemeanor charges. President Eighmy emphasized respect and free expression.

Two individuals were detained in San Antonio after a high-speed chase involving a traffic violation, with no injuries reported. Separately, two suspects were arrested after crashing a stolen car, with a third suspect still at large.

An SAPD cruiser collided with a stolen vehicle at Trinity and Woodlawn; two minors were detained and the officer sustained minor injuries. The incident is under investigation.

A woman was found fatally shot in Kerrville, Texas, and authorities are investigating the early morning incident with no suspects or motives yet identified.

A school bus accident on Loop 410 in San Antonio caused a major traffic delay, with no injuries reported despite wet conditions contributing to the bus hydroplaning. Authorities rerouted traffic and worked on clearing the scene.

A fire in a Northwest side home in San Antonio claimed multiple pets and rendered the house a total loss; hoarding conditions complicated firefighting efforts.

The article discusses an 8% decline in youth violent crime in San Antonio, despite recent shootings by 13-year-olds and emphasizes the importance of community outreach to prevent violence.

Two former Texas juvenile correctional officers are indicted over separate abuse allegations at Evins Regional Juvenile Center. Todd Hanks faces charges for indecency with a child, and Luis Jesus for using excessive force.