A Crystal City mother filed a complaint after officers served a felony warrant; teens say officers pointed guns and used force, while the department says the juvenile resisted.

A Harlingen man was sentenced to life after federal agents said they found 5.32 kg of fentanyl — more than two million potential lethal doses — hidden in a car. The sentence caps a federal case tied to the Sinaloa Cartel.

Fire crews responded to a large house fire east of downtown San Antonio Friday evening after a 5 p.m. call; officials have not released cause or injury details.

A driver died after a single-vehicle crash on I-35 southbound at Cibolo Valley Drive on April 16. Schertz police say the Traffic Division is investigating.

Boats and rescuers searched the San Antonio River south of downtown after crews were called to the Mission Reach area early Friday. Updates are pending.

A 1-year-old is in critical condition after being stepped on by a horse in eastern Bexar County; deputies say the child was rushed to a nearby trauma center.

An early-morning crash on U.S. 281 at Josephine Street left one person dead; San Antonio police are investigating.

An early‑morning crash in a North Side hotel lot ended with two people held at gunpoint by an SAPD officer. Police say officers were patrolling after reports of car burglaries.

Elsewhere Too says surveillance captured an attempted break-in on April 13, the latest in a string of vandalism and thefts the business reports since opening.

A civilian SAPD records worker was arrested after allegedly sharing an SAPD helicopter photo with an auto‑theft suspect and accessing other confidential files. The arrest raises questions about internal access controls.

A stolen-vehicle pursuit on San Antonio’s far southeast side ended in a crash near Foster Trail Drive and an arrest; one motorist was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

A jewelry sale in a Southwest Side apartment parking lot turned violent Wednesday night; a man was shot in the leg and the shooter fled in a vehicle.

SAPD released surveillance photos after a March 9 counterfeit-check withdrawal exceeding $20,000 and is asking the public for tips. Detectives hope community leads will help identify the suspect.