A San Antonio man, John David Salinas, is searching for a lost sentimental screwdriver after helping a driver, while nearby, a woman was killed in a suspected hit-and-run.

A man was shot in the leg during a road rage incident at a San Antonio gas station and is now in stable condition; the shooter fled and police are investigating.

A Canadian woman sues Xcel Energy for negligence, claiming their faulty power pole caused Texas's largest wildfire which resulted in at least two deaths and the loss of her home.

Two SAPD officers shot Christopher Dahl, aged 19, after he pointed a shotgun at them during a domestic disturbance call, resulting in critical injuries and charges against Dahl.

Two 16-year-olds received non-life-threatening injuries following a shooting at a San Antonio party, and police are pursuing the assailant. The discovery of a firearm at the scene is now a key piece of evidence in the ongoing investigation.

Kia Dotson, 21, is charged with capital murder in the execution-style killing of Cesar Garcia, 27, in San Antonio.

A mother continues her search for her son, James Preston Davis, 18 years after he disappeared from his San Antonio home. She has never given up hope of finding him.

A haircut in San Antonio escalated to a shootout, leaving an 18-year-old wounded. Police seek the gunman; a 17-year-old barber was arrested for unlawful weapon possession.

A knife disturbance in San Antonio led to a shotgun standoff with a 19-year-old suspect, resulting in police shooting the suspect. No further injuries were reported.

Sheriff's deputies in Bexar County, Texas interrupted a human smuggling operation, arresting three and finding twelve concealed individuals in an 18-wheeler.

SAPD shot a teen with a shotgun after a disturbance call. The suspect threatened a woman with a knife before aiming at police. His condition is unknown; the investigation is ongoing.

San Antonio's District 3 Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran returns to work remotely after emergency surgery, ensuring constituents that services will not be affected.

San Antonio residents are upset as Monterrey Iron & Metal opts for weekly inspections over license revocation appeal, despite persistent fire incidents at their local scrap yard.