Denver Heights residents met with the City of San Antonio’s Integrated Community Safety Office (ICSO) on Tuesday to discuss public safety concerns in their neighborhood.

A federal judge has tossed out a defamation lawsuit Drake brought against Universal Music Group over a Kendrick Lamar dis track.

A federal judge in Manhattan has extended a ban on Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency accessing sensitive Treasury Department information, but rejected broader restrictions sought by 19 Democratic state attorneys general who sued over the issue.

A Bexar County jury found Joshua Walls guilty of murder late Thursday. If convicted, Walls faces up to life in prison. The punishment phase begins Friday.

Joshua Walls faces up to life in prison if found guilty.

A San Antonio police officer fired over a 2019 use of force case has won back his job, after a third-party arbitrator ruled Thursday that Chief William McManus appeared to not have a strong command of all the facts of the case when he testified at the hearing last summer.

The decision to return to using paper tickets at this year's King William Fair comes after fairgoers faced issues using an electronic wristband system last year.

Officer Andre Vargas was terminated in June 2020 after SAPD internal affairs investigators determined he violated department rules covering conduct and behavior, treatment of prisoners and use of force.

Arbitration began Tuesday for a fired San Antonio police officer accused of injuring a suspect and using vulgar language during the man’s arrest nearly four years ago.

Rafael Castillo faces up to life in prison if he is found guilty of murdering Nicole Perry.

Another eyewitness took the stand on Friday in the trial of a man accused of brutally murdering a woman in 2020.

"I mean, he just pointed the weapon and fired off," man who confronted gunman moments before school shooting speaks out.

Former Bexar County District Attorney Nico LaHood and the person who helped the current DA knock him out of office sparred Thursday during an evidentiary hearing in the case against indicted former constable Michelle Barrientes Vela.

The state district judge assigned to the upcoming public corruption trial of ex-constable Michelle Barrientes Vela said she views comments made over the weekend by the district attorney’s former campaign consultant as a political threat against her.

SAN ANTONIO – Time is running out to fill out the 2020 Census and be counted. With the clock ticking, community activists are heading to polling sites hoping to get voters who haven’t completed the census, to fill out the short form. “As you know or maybe you don’t know, African Americans are typically underrepresented in the census,” Michelle said. “I’m also believing in the census because we need this to be counted in 2020, and the ballot so that we can make a change,” Vargas said. RELATED: Community organizers create incentives for filling out 2020 Census through family-friendly events