A man died and a woman was seriously injured in a head-on collision involving two trucks in San Antonio; the other driver was detained on suspicion of DUI.

Warren Stewart was shot and killed, with his brother Tevin admitting to the shooting. Tevin is now charged with first-degree murder, and the police are investigating.

San Antonio is set to experience fluctuating weather with near triple-digit heat, potential stormy nights, and chances for showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Authorities are searching for a driver who fled a crash in San Antonio, leaving a pregnant woman injured. The woman is now stable. Charges are pending.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by an intoxicated driver on Loop 410 after leaving a dance hall and running across the highway. The driver was arrested, and the incident is under investigation.

The article describes the weather forecast for San Antonio, with high heat, chances of rain, and fluctuating showers and temperatures throughout the week.

A San Antonio man, Joel Martinez, was sentenced to over 12 years in prison for trafficking firearms, with his mother also receiving a 40-month sentence for her role.

Texas' Operation Lone Star has resulted in over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and 54,300 criminal arrests, with significant amounts of drugs seized, as per Governor Abbott's office.

Roland Medel, Jr. is arrested for theft and ramming a vehicle at a Circle K in San Antonio after stealing Twisted Tea; a witness fired shots at him in defense.

The Western District of Texas is experiencing an influx of immigration-related cases, with 410 new filings in one week, including charges of illegal re-entry and human smuggling.

U.S. CBP officers in Progreso, Texas, arrested Noe Magallen, 71, wanted for indecency with a child, using federal databases for identity verification.

San Antonio is expected to experience a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, followed by potential thunderstorms in the coming days, as per the National Weather Service.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Nadia Stewart to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors through 2029, citing her extensive legal background and community service.