The trial of Jilson Avelar-Rodriguez for 2018 double murder continues, with live streaming coverage and witness testimony about evidence linking him to the crime. He faces life without parole if convicted.

A mistrial was declared in the case of Oscar Cruz Jr., an ex-San Antonio police officer charged with shooting at teens in 2020, due to undiscovered evidence.

The DOJ report criticized police for multiple failures during the Uvalde shooting, highlighting lack of urgency, communication issues, and insufficient training.

Jilson Avelar-Rodriguez's trial for the 2018 murders of Nicholas Milanovich and Julia Wright enters day two. Evidence includes a 911 call and items found in his girlfriend's apartment.

Man granted bail after allegedly assaulting a flight attendant, leading to an emergency landing. Keith Fagiana to receive counseling under court-ordered custody.

San Antonio is mourning the tragic deaths of Savanah Soto, her unborn child, and Matthew Guerra. Their funeral services are being held, with a father and son facing charges related to the incident.

The San Antonio Police Chief attributes a sharp increase in car thefts to a viral social media trend, particularly affecting Kias and Hyundais due to a security flaw.

The DOJ is set to unveil its findings on the police response to the 2022 Uvalde school shooting this Thursday, as families and officials await answers.

The family of AJ Hernandez, a 13-year-old boy killed by San Antonio Police, filed a lawsuit alleging excessive force after he rammed a stolen car into a cruiser.

San Antonio reports a decrease in violent crime but an increase in property crime, with stolen vehicles up by 6,000 from last year. The city also faces challenges with mail theft and response times for calls for service.

A burst water main on the northeast side of San Antonio caused an on-ramp closure and significant traffic delays, with repairs ongoing and officials advising caution and alternative routes.

A public works employee rescued an elderly woman from a fire in San Antonio, which likely started due to an electrical issue and lack of smoke detectors.

The DOJ's report on the Uvalde school shooting will be released Thursday, providing an independent account of law enforcement's response on that tragic day.