A man in his 50s was shot through a back-house wall on Serna Park near Walzem Road and taken to Brooke Army Medical Center. Police are asking neighbors for video and tips about a fleeing white truck.

A 71-year-old New Braunfels man, identified as Thomas Carter, died after a UPS delivery truck struck his vehicle on FM 3009 near Ponderosa Way, officials said.

An H‑E‑B warehouse worker died days after an April 4 on‑the‑job injury; federal regulators have opened an OSHA probe and the company says it is supporting the family.

Bexar County deputies are searching for 15-year-old Ruben Paz, last seen April 10 on Congressional Boulevard in San Antonio. Authorities ask anyone with information to contact the sheriff’s office.

Isaac James Garcia, wanted on a child‑sexual‑assault charge, was arrested in Piedras Negras and handed to U.S. Marshals at Eagle Pass. Authorities say he’ll be returned to Bexar County to face charges.

A man was wounded Monday on San Antonio's Southeast Side; police found him near Five Palms Drive and the scene remains active as detectives investigate.

A dispute over a declined credit card turned into gunfire at an Alamo Ranch bar Friday; a 24-year-old was arrested and no one was hurt.

Bomb squad crews cleared a suspicious package near the baggage claim at San Antonio International Airport on April 11; police said no threat was found.

An unidentified man was found dead Sunday in the 7600 block of Autumn Park near Prue Road; police say the wound appeared self-inflicted and detectives are investigating.

A Guadalupe County jury convicted 28‑year‑old Dylan M. Alvarez of burglary and aggravated robbery; a judge handed two 80‑year prison terms after less than an hour of deliberation.

A man was stabbed late Saturday on the North Side and remains in critical condition; police say no suspect has been identified.

A 41-year-old man was arrested after an alleged March 4 attack at the Freddy’s in the Quarry left an employee with a fractured spine and rib, arrest papers say.

A federal jury found Natasha Banks-Brown guilty on 11 counts after prosecutors say she inflated client refunds and routed money through an account she controlled.