Two people were critically injured in a West Side collision on Culebra Road; police are investigating whether racing or a third vehicle was involved.

KSAT's 'Dangerous Lessons' compiles nearly 8,000 educator injury reports and firsthand accounts that put San Antonio classrooms under scrutiny.

San Antonio police warn residents about calls spoofing 210-207 numbers that demand payment for fake warrants. Officials urge people to hang up and report the call.

CBP officers at Laredo recovered 39 live pythons hidden in a tractor bound for Mexico; federal wildlife agents took custody and an investigation is underway.

A Laredo DPS trooper was indicted after an FBI undercover operation alleges he solicited a 12‑year‑old online. Court papers and local reporting tie the account to a Laredo residence.

KSAT has parted ways with meteorologist Elliot Wilson after his arrest on a family-violence charge. Deputies say the woman suffered a broken nose; the case remains under investigation.

San Antonio police are searching for a man after a North Side business was robbed at gunpoint on Monday. A victim was hospitalized and a firearm was recovered.

A 59‑year‑old man was arrested at Ingram Park Mall after undercover investigators say he tried to solicit minors online. Authorities say he used the screen name “cheer dad” and more victims may exist.

A San Antonio community clinic says unauthorized access to employee emails may have exposed medical and insurance details for nearly 20,000 patients. The provider has set up a helpline and is offering monitoring resources.

A man in his 40s who was shot on San Antonio’s East Side walked into a Little Caesars for help Sunday and was taken to Brooke Army Medical Center. Police say the suspect fled and detectives followed a blood trail toward Potomac Street.

Fire crews monitored a grass fire at Nelson Gardens recycling center near Loop 410 as gusty winds kept the blaze active into Monday morning.

A visually impaired San Antonio man says he was shoved down stairs and beaten by club security last fall, according to local reporting and video the victim provided.

FBI — Dallas says Texas residents reported $27.66M lost to callers pretending to be IRS, Social Security or local police in 2024. Seniors were hit especially hard.