A Bexar County jury began hearing a San Antonio road‑rage murder case Wednesday. The defendant says he fired after the other driver drew a weapon.

Two attendees who sued after the August 2024 bleacher collapse at the Kendall County Fair have reached a settlement; court records do not list the terms. Other lawsuits remain pending.

A man was shot outside the Hallmark Inn & Suites on the I‑35 frontage road near Rittiman and collapsed inside. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition as police investigate.

A Waco federal judge sentenced Gilberto Hernandez‑Marin to 188 months after prosecutors tied fentanyl he trafficked to the death of a Fort Cavazos soldier's spouse.

The U.S. Marshals are seeking Justin John Shorey, convicted in 2020 for pointing a laser at an SAPD helicopter, after authorities say he violated terms of his federal supervision in San Antonio.

San Antonio homicide detectives are investigating after a man's body was found near a VIA bus stop at Hines and Dignowity early Tuesday; identity remains unknown.

A year after her arrest in May 2025, Ashley Pardo remains unindicted while Bexar County prosecutors weigh whether to charge her under Texas’ new terrorism law. The delay has left her on partial house arrest and sparked fresh legal questions.

San Antonio police say a 36-year-old was arrested after investigators recovered more than $100,000 in stolen pickup taillights; officers also recovered firearms and other property.

A fight over a haircut on San Antonio's East Side left a man slashed across the back early Tuesday; police say the victim was hospitalized and the investigation remains active.

A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 80 years after pleading guilty to aggravated sexual abuse and child exploitation in New York and Texas.

Texas' new family-violence task force has made stalking its first focus; advocates warn technology and lack of resources make prevention urgent.

A judge handed Kapri Cheatom 20 years in prison for her part in 12‑year‑old Danilo Coles' 2022 death, ending a long, delayed case.

Two lawsuits accuse San Antonio attorney Edward Valdespino of using IOLTA trust accounts to collect millions from investors promised huge returns; courts have ordered emergency freezes.