Texas A&M hires Jay Bateman as their new defensive coordinator, previously Florida's linebackers coach, as part of their coaching revamp under Mike Elko.

An Oklahoma man was sentenced to a year in prison for attempting to sell elephant tusks, following a sting operation that exposed a violation of the Endangered Species Act.

A student opened fire at Charles University, Prague, killing 15 and wounding 24 in the Czech Republic’s deadliest shooting. Police are investigating with no extremist link found.

Over 4,000 military personnel are traveling home for the holidays from San Antonio Airport, causing high congestion but maintaining timely departures.

A San Antonio father, Daniel Efrain Aguilera, confessed to causing multiple injuries to his 4-month-old child, leading to his arrest on four counts of injury to a child.

San Antonio's top high school football talents made commitments on National Signing Day, with University of Texas at Austin's class notably ranked fifth, featuring recruits from local schools like Smithson Valley.

The Medina County Sheriff's Office is investigating a series of incidents where vehicles were shot at with pellet and BB guns, urging witnesses to come forward.

A 43-year-old man died in a collision with a highway service truck on U.S. Highway 90 in San Antonio, leading to significant traffic delays. No other injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Construction of a new school in Uvalde is delayed due to funding shortfalls, despite community efforts and significant donations for the $60 million project.

Home values in some Texas cities are soaring, with Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington and Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown leading in expensive properties, and national home values up 2.3% from last year.

San Antonio SWAT Officer Jonathan Reyes faced only a five-day suspension after an internal probe found he left his shift for a hotel tryst. Chief William McManus defended the light punishment citing Reyes' otherwise good record.

The South San Antonio ISD is closing West Campus High School due to decreasing enrollment and budget deficits. This marks the 18th school closure in the city this year.

Nine BCSO deputies and nine SAPD officers in San Antonio faced arrests in 2023 for offenses including murder and crimes against children, spotlighting law enforcement integrity issues.