A fire caused $30,000 in damage to a San Antonio apartment, displacing one man. The blaze was contained by firefighters with no injuries reported. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A Mexican national pleaded guilty to a role in a human smuggling operation that resulted in the deaths of 53 migrants in San Antonio in 2022 due to extreme heat exposure.

The Texas Panhandle wildfires have resulted in loss and resilience in Fritch, with over 100 homes lost to the Windy Deuce fire, which is 50% contained. Community members are rallying at a local church to provide aid.

San Antonio's City and fire union negotiate a new contract amicably, a marked difference from previous disputes.

A car crash in San Antonio led to the death of Eden Nuval, 76, and a manhunt for two suspects who fled the scene. The crash involved a vehicle flipping and another catching fire, disrupting traffic for hours.

A 17-year-old Bexar County teen, John Doerr, faces murder charges for allegedly shooting Jaden Perez during a planned robbery under the guise of a drug deal.

A man reportedly homeless was discovered by SAFD after setting a fire inside a vacant building on Broadway Street in San Antonio and barricading himself in a bathroom.

Andrew Bymun, 38, was charged with the super aggravated sexual assault of a 5-year-old girl in San Antonio, with a previous record of a similar offense.

A car theft suspect is at large after ramming into a police vehicle and escaping, despite officers firing a shot during the incident on the East Side.

A French Bulldog named Hugo was stolen at gunpoint at a San Antonio park. Two men threatened a dog trainer and fled in a black car. This incident highlights the rising trend of pet theft, especially for valuable breeds.

Steve McCraw testified before a Uvalde grand jury regarding law enforcement's response to the Robb Elementary School shooting.

Live Oak police arrested Alexander Raphael on an outstanding warrant and for possessing 17 grams of methamphetamine during a chance encounter on patrol.

The Smokehouse Fire has become Texas' second-largest wildfire, engulfing 1,300 square miles with only 3% containment and prompting state disaster declarations.