An Army veteran, Roger Lee-Canada McCracken, was acquitted in the shooting death of his neighbor Ronnie Riddle after the jury accepted his self-defense claim.

A man was stabbed and robbed at a San Antonio motel, with police investigating the incident and hoping to use motel surveillance footage to find the assailant.

Two stabbings occurred in San Antonio and Baltimore schools, with one student receiving a superficial throat cut and another hospitalized after a classroom fistfight escalated. The assailants were detained, and investigations are ongoing.

A North Texas woman, Lacey Lyn Overby, was found safe in Laredo after a suspected kidnapping. She had last been seen aiding a possibly homeless man. Details are pending investigation.

Texas DPS launched a new Violent Offender Database to inform the public about individuals with histories of repetitive violent crimes, ahead of its deadline.

The San Antonio Police Union president accuses the Bexar County DA's Office of unethical external influence and unequal treatment of former officers in court; the DA denies these claims, citing a commitment to justice and reform.

San Antonio police search for Max Mendiola, a missing 39-year-old man with intellectual disabilities, last seen in the city's west side. An Endangered Missing Alert has been issued.

Deputies in Bexar County ended a high-speed chase, recovering ammunition and drugs from a stolen vehicle, and arrested Carlos Martinez who now faces various charges.

Texas' child abuse hotline saw over 173,000 abandoned calls, reflecting a crisis in child protective services and raising concerns about potential harm to children.

A man in San Antonio was charged with injuring a baby, and another man in Pennsylvania faces charges for assaulting an infant, with both children hospitalized.

A juvenile died after falling in a quarry during a police chase following a vehicle theft in Texas; stolen items, including firearms, were found in the vehicle.

A former San Antonio teacher was arrested for sending explicit images to a student and admitting to kissing her; he denies a sexual relationship. The school district has since fired him.

Senate Judiciary grills tech CEOs on child safety online, with bipartisan frustration evident. Lawmakers demand action, while Big Tech offers apologies.