Automated license-plate readers are expanding across Bexar County, helping police investigate crimes while raising questions about privacy, oversight and the potential for misuse.

Flock cameras and license plate readers are rapidly expanding across Bexar County. They are deployed by local police departments, private businesses, and HOAs. Law enforcement officials say they help keep communities safer but there are concerns regarding mass surveillance, civil liberties, and data sharing.

Six migrants were found dead inside a shipping container on a train in Laredo. A seventh was found dead near railroad tracks in San Antonio.

A billboard campaign has launched near the Pearl, aiming to raise awareness, generate tips and connect human trafficking victims with help.

Why are Texas school children as young as 10 years old ending up in trouble with the law? Data shows how districts across the state are arresting and citing children for common misbehavior. The children are left with lasting trauma as the Legislature rejects bills to raise the age of criminal responsibility and floods schools with even more police.

Prosecutors dropped the case against officer James Brennand after a judge denied a request to delay the trial while investigators examine new allegations involving key witness, Erik Cantu. The charge could be refiled.

The jailhouse informant can have quite an influence on the outcome of a trail. Frequently prosecutors rely on the accounts of prisoners who happen to hear incriminating claims of a defendant on trial. However, sometimes their testimony helps convict an innocent man in an effort to get a sweetheart deal. Investigative reporter Pamela Colloff tells the story of a classic jailhouse snitch and the lives he destroyed in her new book "Catch the Devil."

Karmelo Anthony's new defense team has filed motions for a new trial and to recuse Judge John Roach Jr. from the case.

In a Q&A, outgoing SAPD Chief William McManus says he knows a candidate who has all the qualities to lead the department.

Attorneys representing the Lipan Native American Church have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision allowing San Antonio to move forward with redevelopment plans at Brackenridge Park that church leaders say would destroy a sacred religious site.