A San Antonio man was arrested and charged in a case alleging he trafficked a 14‑year‑old he met on Snapchat; court and magistrate records show he is jailed with bail set at $300,000.

A man was found dead early Thursday on Spurs Ranch Road near U.S. 90 after a motorist stopped to help; San Antonio police say the investigation is ongoing.

A 49-year-old inmate at the Bexar County jail died Wednesday after an apparent seizure; deputies say she was taken to University Hospital and pronounced dead.

San Antonio police say officers shot and killed a man early Thursday on the East Side after he fled and reportedly produced a handgun. The department says an investigation is underway.

SAPD officer Bless Achor surrendered to Bexar County authorities and was booked on counts including injury to a child and abandoning a child; he was released on bond as SAPD opens an internal probe.

Investigators released images of a suspect wanted in a May 12 robbery at Gateway Plaza that left a 61‑year‑old woman injured; Crime Stoppers may offer a reward.

A fire at Chase Village's building 5 forced evacuations Tuesday night; Austin Fire Department says no injuries were reported. Crews worked through the evening to extinguish the blaze.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents after an alleged contractor accepted thousands for electrical work and then vanished. Deputies named a suspect and offered safety tips.

The parents of 20‑year‑old Jesus Marines have sued a Northwest Side dealership, alleging a defective exhaust in a Mustang led to lethal carbon monoxide exposure.

An iPhone’s automated crash alert gave precise coordinates, but family members say police searched briefly; they found a 21‑year‑old’s body 37 hours later.

A man was hospitalized after an early-morning drive-by on San Antonio’s West Side; police recovered shell casings and say the attack appears targeted.

Bexar County deputies detained seven people at a suspected Von Ormy chop shop after a stolen truck's GPS led them to the 17100 block of Benton City Road.

OSHA proposed nearly $300K in penalties after investigators say confined-space failures and equipment modifications were tied to a worker's death beneath Converse Elementary.