Troopers say a PIT stopped a high-speed smuggling pursuit in Webb County, leading to two arrests and five migrants handed to U.S. Border Patrol.

A federal civil-rights suit filed Feb. 20, 2026, says two SAPD officers used excessive force in the March 4, 2024, shooting that killed Raymond Mireles.

Antrion Fuqua Moses fled a home in East Bexar County after deputies responded to a disturbance; authorities say hes wanted on multiple family‑violence and burglary warrants. The sheriffs office has released a photo and asks the public to call with tips.

A Bexar County court dismissed stalking charges against former SAFD union president Christopher Steele after prosecutors cited a 2025 ruling that limited message-based stalking prosecutions.

A fight on the 100 block of Bluffside Drive escalated to gunfire on the Southwest Side; police detained two suspects and recovered four firearms as the probe continues.

Court records show a Feb. 10 search warrant was executed at Maverick County DA Roberto Serna's home seeking electronic devices, and his attorney says motions are coming.

A cellphone video shows an off‑duty SAPD sergeant put an opposing coach in a headlock at a St. Matthew CYO game. The department and the Archdiocese have opened probes.

A Universal City mother was ruled competent to face capital‑murder charges in the September death of her 9‑year‑old son. The grand‑jury indictment and a court‑ordered psychiatric exam cleared the way for district‑court proceedings.

The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed a Bexar County murder conviction and left a 60-year sentence intact, ruling judges may limit overnight talks about testimony.

Costa Rica’s environmental prosecutor raided Hybrida Farms and seized devices, tying a criminal probe to a $100M Austin lawsuit over the venture.

SAFD says a South Side house fire tied to a domestic dispute may have sent embers to the San Antonio River, sparking a small grass fire. No injuries were reported.

An 18-year-old who pleaded no contest to manslaughter for a 2024 "donut" stunt that killed a 14-year-old was sentenced to 10 years' probation Tuesday.

A newly installed license‑plate camera in Bandera was vandalized and removed, prompting a pause in the city’s rollout and a heated town hall over privacy.