A team made up of federal agents, state troopers and San Antonio police officers descended on a home on the city’s North Side early Tuesday morning — but the raid wasn’t exactly unexpected, according to people who live in the area.

Two women have been detained in connection with a federal drug raid at a home on the North Side, according to a Drug Enforcement Agency official.

Multiple law enforcement agencies were observed during a Drug Enforcement Administration court-authorized search warrant on the North Side early Monday morning.

Oil prices are creeping higher and raising concerns about the impact on inflation’s cooling trajectory, consumers’ wallets and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy.

Falling crude oil prices and lingering worries about the global economy have been sapping power from energy stocks throughout 2023.

Xylazine is a tranquilizer medication for large animals like horses, cattle or even elephants. Yet it made it's way into illegal drugs on streets across America.

The Mexican military has captured a son of the imprisoned drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.

The CDC says the most recent cases of fentanyl-related harm, overdose, and death in the U.S. are linked to illegally made fentanyl.

In conjunction with the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Methodist Healthcare is hosting “Crush the Crisis” on Oct. 29.

The Biden administration has announced a round of criminal charges and sanctions related to a complicated scheme to procure military technologies from U.S. manufacturers and illegally supply them to Russia for its war in Ukraine.

The DEA is decoding common emojis used by drug dealers to discuss the drugs used. One community member who work's closely to help young addicts' find a path to recovery says sometimes there's no decoding, the drug talk is in plain sight an easy to understand.

A Mexican judge's ruling means the extradition of drug trafficker Rafael Caro Quintero, captured in the mountains of northwest Mexico, will not happen quickly.

Overdose deaths in the U.S. have officially hit the highest record ever, according to new data released by the CDC. DEA agents report a main culprit is fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is dangerously addictive and deadly. That trend is unfortunately tracking in San Antonio too.

A San Antonio man and woman are in the Atascosa County Jail after they forged prescriptions from a doctor, according to police.

San Antonio are drug agents say a deadly synthetic opioid is in our streets and many victims are falling victim to it without knowing it.

A drug bust on the Northeast Side led to the discovery of about $350,000 in crystal meth, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

A UPS employee in San Antonio was arrested after he was caught on camera opening packages and stealing prescription medications, according to authorities.

A prominent Dallas attorney pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to launder money he believed was linked to drug trafficking.

Bexar County deputies and DEA agents uncovered a fentanyl operation at a Best Western hotel in the Northwest Side of San Antonio, according to Sheriff Javier Salazar.

A Laredo man who attempted to cross the Mexico-Texas border with drugs inside his “lunch” last year was recently sentenced to prison after pleading guilty, according to the Department of Justice.

Six people, including one who is believed to be a member of a White supremacist group, were arrested Wednesday afternoon following a drug raid at a home on the city’s Southeast Side.

SAN ANTONIO – The Drug Enforcement Administration has conducted a series of raids in San Antonio on Tuesday, resulting in 11 people being taken into custody. Assistant Special Agent Dante Sorianello said agents raided more than a dozen locations across the city in connection to a meth trafficking scheme that has taken more than a year to investigate. One of the locations raided was a home in the 500 block of Secluded Grove on the Far West Side. A large amount of meth and firearms were found at the locations raided on Tuesday, according to Sorianello. Sorianello said the DEA can only release limited information at this point.

SEGUIN, Texas – A massive web of drug activity is being torn apart little by little by Seguin and Guadalupe County law enforcement, with help from federal investigators. They revealed a list of 21 targeted suspects across the state indicted on charges involving methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin. 11 of the suspects were arrested Tuesday morning in the Seguin area alone. Since the beginning of the investigation, officers have seized about 22 kilograms of methamphetamine, one kilogram of cocaine, 400 grams of crack cocaine and 145 grams of heroin. The entire investigation started with Seguin Police officers noticing an uptick in methamphetamine arrests and seizures.