A man robbed a woman at gunpoint, pointed his gun at police, led them on a high-speed chase, and crashed his car in San Antonio before being arrested.

Two teenagers, Kristina Rios and Yairette Tovar-Pineda, died in separate car crashes in Arizona and Texas, as per reports from local news and their communities.

The DOJ report on the Uvalde shooting highlights law enforcement failures and the 70-minute delay in neutralizing the gunman, calling for better preparedness.

Authorities are still seeking the public's help to solve a 2020 double homicide at a San Antonio McDonald's, where a drug deal turned deadly. The suspect fled and remains unidentified.

The Bexar County Civil Rights Division faces criticism following mistrials in officers' court cases, sparking concerns about evidence handling by the prosecutors.

An elderly man perished in a house fire on Briggs Avenue in San Antonio. Firefighters found the home fully engulfed and later discovered the man's body. The cause is under investigation with property damage estimated at $60,000.

A stabbing victim in San Antonio assaulted an officer and was subdued with a Taser; the suspect for the stabbing is unknown and the investigation continues.

A man was shot and killed during a home invasion in San Antonio, while his girlfriend and child hid in a closet. Drugs were found at the scene, and the suspect escaped in a white sedan. Police are investigating.

Two rare cicada broods, XIII and XIX, will simultaneously emerge in Illinois in an event unseen since 1803, with billions expected to surface this spring.

A fire erupted in the Shops at Rivercenter's parking garage, causing an extensive emergency response, but was quickly extinguished by San Antonio firefighters. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains unknown.

A welfare check in San Antonio led to a deadly shoot-out where police killed a man who admitted to murdering his partner and fired at officers. No officers were injured.

Firefighters declared an abandoned house on San Antonio's west side a total loss after extinguishing an early morning fire suspected to have been started by homeless individuals. No injuries were reported.

A man initially rescued from a burning home in North Side, San Antonio, died from his injuries in the hospital. Firefighters responded to the blaze early Tuesday, saving the man, but the $20,000 fire's cause remains unknown.