Police arrested a 17‑year‑old after Instagram videos allegedly linked him to repeated drive‑by shootings at a west‑side San Antonio home. Court documents say surveillance matched the posts.

An off‑duty Judson ISD officer was hospitalized after his service weapon discharged at his Northeast Side home. Authorities say the wound appears accidental and the case is under investigation.

At least four Adkins homes show bullet damage, neighbors say. Residents want answers about where the shots came from.

A Medina County grand jury indicted two people in the 2013 death of 17‑month‑old Adrian Constante after items tied to the case were found in a 2024 evidence inventory.

Fredericksburg police identified students tied to a reported threat at the middle school and increased patrols while investigators work with the district.

Federal prosecutors filed 250 new immigration cases in the Western District of Texas for the week of March 6–12. The DOJ names alleged smugglers and repeat offenders in the batch filings.

An elderly driver struck the Las Palapas on Callaghan near I‑10 around 6:55 a.m.; the San Antonio Fire Department reported no injuries.

A parent’s tip led officers to Rutledge Stadium, where a firearm was recovered and a suspect was taken into custody; the meet continued and no one was hurt.

Schertz police and Jerod Jeffrey’s family have renewed a $10,000 reward as the unsolved 2021 killing reaches its fifth anniversary. Investigators ask anyone with information to come forward.

A San Marcos man pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and was sentenced to 30 years after prosecutors said the abuse took place over multiple years. The Hays County DA praised the victim's bravery.

A San Antonio woman was arrested again after police say she sent explicit messages and waited outside a couple’s workplace, violating a court protective order.

A jury convicted Brayan Lopez-Esparza in the Nov. 17, 2024 West Side shooting that killed his father; a judge sentenced him to 30 years on March 11, 2026.

Kendall County deputies released surveillance images after a string of Boerne burglaries and say investigators believe some incidents may be linked.