A woman was found dead on the I‑35 service road near Fischer Road Saturday; police say car parts at the scene point to a suspected hit‑and‑run and no suspect has been identified.

A dispute over funeral arrangements on San Antonio's East Side turned violent Saturday, leaving a 37-year-old woman hospitalized and a 44-year-old man detained.

The Western District of Texas prosecutors filed 735 new immigration cases, targeting crimes such as repeat immigration violations and human smuggling.

A 52-year-old worker was found pinned under a loader tire at Second Nature Compost on Friday and was pronounced dead at the scene.

A DPS pursuit on San Antonio’s Northeast Side ended in a crash near I‑35 and Walzem Friday afternoon; a man faces weapons, drug and evading charges.

A Bexar County judge sentenced Jennifer Marie Delgado to 20 years after she accepted a plea in a 2018 child-neglect case involving a severely malnourished child. Court records and hospital documents played a central role in the prosecution.

CBP officers at Brownsville Bridge arrested U.S. citizen Javier Rios on a warrant for sexual assault and indecency with a child, aided by NCIC database information.

Texas Governor Abbott offers a $30,000 reward for info leading to the arrest of Eddy Betancourt's murder suspect Reynaldo Mata-Rios, now on the state’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List.

A woman was arrested by SAPD for alleged prostitution and unlicensed massage therapy at a North Side massage parlor after an investigation spurred by tips.

A former McCreery Aviation finance director was sentenced to 25 months after pleading guilty to diverting nearly $1.2M to pay credit‑card debt. She owes more than $1 million in restitution and is due to surrender in February.

A blaze at the Soap Factory Apartments in downtown San Antonio damaged multiple units Thursday and drew a major emergency response.

A Del Rio mother was arrested after school staff found makeup covering a large bruise on a 6‑year‑old’s back. Child Protective Services placed six children into emergency care.

Two South Texas county commissioners pleaded guilty — one for a deliberate crash, the other for stealing county fuel — and took probation deals that include restitution and written apologies.