Court records show a San Antonio bingo-hall employee's indecency charge was dismissed on Jan. 13, 2026 after a key witness was listed as missing.

A Houston Chronicle analysis found several Texas agencies along I‑35 reporting contraband on up to 75% of searches while arrests remained rare.

A South Texas task force says it recovered more than 1,200 pounds of meth hidden in a lettuce shipment, officials say.

A DPS traffic stop on U.S. 277 near Eagle Pass produced an arrest and the discovery of four camouflaged occupants, including a Chinese national flagged as a special‑interest alien. The driver was booked on multiple smuggling counts.

A man between 18 and 26 was critically shot in the head early Tuesday on San Antonio’s West Side. Police say detectives are investigating and no suspect has been identified.

A Delta jet returned to San Antonio after controllers reported smoke from an engine. All 142 people on board deplaned safely while the airline inspects the plane.

A San Antonio man was arrested after police say a marketplace meetup turned into an aggravated robbery; officers recovered the stolen items at arrest.

A capital murder trial opened Tuesday in Bexar County for a man accused of a 2022 South Side killing. Court proceedings began after years of delays.

A jury convened Feb. 3 as the trial opened in the 2023 killing of Uber driver Robert Diaz. Prosecutors say investigators used witness accounts and video to build their case.

A bomb-threat call sent shoppers out of Ingram Park Mall Monday evening; police swept the building, found no device and later allowed the center to reopen. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Bexar County will consolidate sheriff’s training at the closed Wilshire Elementary while AACOG moves the regional law‑enforcement academy into Driscoll Middle. Officials say the plan reuses public buildings and centralizes training.

A Floresville man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for child pornography, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on X. HSI San Antonio assisted under Project Safe Childhood.

Federal court records say a Chugiak man paid smugglers $5,000 to bring a Honduran mother and her child to the Rio Grande Valley, where agents later found the child alone.