A homeowner's security camera captured an apparently armed person checking parked cars in a San Antonio neighborhood early Wednesday. Police urge caution and tips.

A San Antonio man was sentenced to 60 years after a jury convicted him of fatally shooting his girlfriend at a motel in 2023.

CBP officers ats Laredo-area port arrested five people wanted on felony warrants March 27–31; one man reportedly was later reported to have escaped custody in Mexico.

Flyers from a Texas-based neo-Nazi group were found near Woodlawn Lake on Easter, mixing anti-'groomer' language with Nazi symbols and a recruitment URL. Neighbors sounded the alarm online.

Joseph A. Jimenez was sentenced to 40 months after firing a 9mm with a machine‑gun conversion device near Joint Base San Antonio–Lackland.

A high-speed chase in Zavala County on April 3 left a pickup wrecked and the driver arrested; U.S. Border Patrol found seven undocumented passengers, and sheriff’s photos show heavy damage.

A Corpus Christi man was sentenced to 36 months after prosecutors say he tried to smuggle two people by posing a fishing run along the Intracoastal Waterway.

San Antonio police say a body was found near Mission Espada on April 7. Investigators and the medical examiner are working to identify the person and are asking for tips.

A man in his 30s was seriously injured after being struck on Ridgewood Court near downtown San Antonio; the driver fled and police are investigating.

A child was hospitalized after a family dog bit their head on San Antonio’s far East Side; Bexar County Animal Control is investigating.

Robert J. Mueller rejected a plea in a high‑stakes Deeproot case and will stand trial on wire‑fraud charges tied to roughly $58M in investor money. The decision shifts long‑running SEC and bankruptcy fights onto a criminal docket.

A Taft High administrator was bitten by a Northside ISD police K‑9 during an unannounced campus search; she was taken to a hospital and no students were involved.

Prosecutors dismissed the obstruction/retaliation charge against Marcos Rene Olvera after determining evidence was insufficient in the death-threat allegation tied to Project Marvel. The case, which began with an August arrest, has been closed by the DA's office.