Eagle Pass police say a man was found dead at Camp Eagle and investigators have sealed off the scene. Authorities have released few details while the inquiry continues.

City discipline paperwork shows Officer Michael Schwab served a 20‑day suspension after accepting a phone call from a jailed suspect accused of child sexual assault.

Bexar County deputies arrested three men this week after linking them to a series of robberies and burglaries; investigators say firearms and stolen property were recovered.

A San Antonio firefighter says he was pushed out after testing positive for THC despite a state medical prescription. The firefighters' union is threatening legal action.

A May deep-well pump failure left thousands in Atascosa under a boil-water notice while the utility waits for a replacement column pipe due in early June.

A San Antonio man accepted a seven‑year plea after a 2020 North Side crash that killed three children; the judge said prosecutors couldn’t find a key witness.

A San Antonio nursing assistant was arrested after police say repeated purchases were made with a 79-year-old memory-care resident’s debit card. Investigators say surveillance and staff ID led to charges.

CBP officers at Laredo’s Juárez‑Lincoln Bridge discovered 14 packages of suspected cocaine and ketamine hidden in a 2011 Volvo, valuing the haul at about $455,882.

Two 18-year-olds were arrested after deputies say they burglarized cars across the far West Side; surveillance footage and a crashed stolen pickup led to arrests.

A 36-year-old man with a prior Texas State arrest was booked in San Antonio on an attempt-to-record charge after a woman reported seeing a phone held over a restroom stall. Police confiscated phones and charging paperwork lists the invasive-visual-recording allegation.

A state appeals panel dismissed civil claims over repeated SAPD raids on eight-liner parlors, citing immunity and jurisdictional limits.

Gov. Abbott told public colleges to hold undergraduate tuition flat for 2026–27 while the state boosted student aid by $328 million to expand grant coverage.

Northlake Business Park in Universal City has already landed microscopy maker Motic and first‑responder supplier FarrWest as the city leans into tech and defense‑adjacent growth. Officials point to military ties, transport links and green credentials as the pitch.