A US Army veteran was sentenced Tuesday to 40 years in prison for the murder of a man outside a Leon Valley apartment complex in April 2022.

A man charged in a deadly attack at a barbershop nearly four years ago has pleaded guilty.

On Tuesday, a jury found Fabian Lopez guilty of intoxication manslaughter for a deadly wreck on March 13, 2022, that killed 27-year-old Robert Anthony Gutierrez.

Damion Campbell is facing up to life in prison if found guilty. No trial date has been set yet.

A man found guilty of being the trigger man in a murder-for-hire plot has learned his prison sentence.

Alejandro Diaz faces up to life in prison if found guilty.

It was an uncommon start to a trial as the defense called for the judge to recuse herself.

A San Antonio man accused of starting a deadly fire that killed a San Antonio firefighter is not expected to go to trial for at least another six months.

Judge Escalona credits her parents as an insipration for her new role. They stood proudly by as she was sworn in as the new 186th criminal district court judge.

SAN ANTONIO – When Rosalinda Olalde, 24, crashed broadside into a car driven by Mario Velasquez, 22, on the night of August 10, 2018, her blood alcohol content was .18, more than twice the legal limit of .08. Trial begins for woman accused of driving drunk on sidewalk, killing motorist“She had anxiety medication that gets prescribed,” trauma surgeon Dr. Christopher Crane testified. Medical records show that Olalde discussed the accident with medical personnel while she was being treated for injuries that were not life-threatening. Despite objections from Olalde’s lawyer, Demetrio Duarte, Escalona was allowed to read a portion of those conversations from the records. If she is convicted, Olalde faces a maximum punishment of 20 years in prison.

SAN ANTONIO – A jury on Friday found a 29-year-old man guilty of driving drunk and at speeds of more than 100 mph when he crashed his car into a woman's vehicle, killing her. “There’s proof in the evidence that, in fact, he may not be (at) fault of this accident,” defense attorney Raymond Martinez said. "She said that she saw Ms. Martinez turn into oncoming traffic," Raymond Martinez said. The defendant’s blood alcohol level was at 0.18, which is more than twice the legal limit, trial testimony revealed. The punishment phase of the trial is set to resume Tuesday in Judge Jennifer Pena's 290th District Court.