A fire damaged a San Antonio home, possibly caused by a wood-burning sauna. All residents escaped safely, with damages estimated at $30,000-$40,000. No injuries were reported.

An 18-year-old murder suspect in San Antonio took his own life as police tried to arrest him. He was wanted on two murder warrants. No officers were injured.

A man in his 20s was shot and wounded on the southwest side of San Antonio. The shooting followed a disturbance and the suspect fled. Police seek information.

Abel Favela was arrested for stabbing a man he had previously assaulted. Across the Atlantic, a separate stabbing incident in Norton High Street led to an 18-year-old's arrest. Both cases involve investigations to understand the violence.

Two Boerne Champion High School educators are in controversy: a coach faces a DWI charge, and a teacher resigned over inappropriate communication with a student.

Edwin M. Lipsey III is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after threatening his mother's life during a family dispute in San Antonio.

San Antonio firefighters quickly contained a house fire on Mohawk Street, preserving most of the home and preventing injuries despite access difficulties.

A Laredo man was arrested after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a bag full of cash linked to drug trafficking.

A missing teen from Cedar Park was confirmed safe after a search prompted by concerns over a medical emergency.

Bexar County firefighters rescued five dogs from a mobile home fire in Elmendorf, while preventing damage to nearby vehicles and property. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A man died after his car hit a fence and caught fire on Briarcliff Drive in San Antonio. The incident, which left the driver trapped and critical, is under investigation.

San Antonio faced two critical incidents: a man was left in critical condition after a hit-and-run, and a homeless man was critically wounded in a shooting behind a shopping center. Police are investigating both cases with suspects at large.

Lab results revealed that San Antonio reporter John Paul Barajas had a BAC nearly twice the legal limit at his arrest, leading to an enhanced Class A misdemeanor charge.