Firefighters faced challenges at two different fires Monday morning which slowed their efforts to save people and property. In one case, a man suffered burns and smoke inhalation.

Police and SWAT officers surrounded a truck on the city's Southeast Side where a man was passed out with a gun in his hand. It took about three hours for them to rouse him.

Fire crews recently have been seeing an increase in fires inside vacant buildings. They say the fires put others' lives and properties in jeopardy.

Police have arrested a man who they say was firing a gun into the air and sidewalk near a Southeast side shopping center early Tuesday morning.

A woman whose home burned in a fire believes an arsonist has been targeting her. Arson investigators have not ruled on the cause of that fire or one last week that damaged a car.

Two people crossing streets in different parts of town early in the morning were hit by cars and killed. One of the cases on San Antonio's Southeast side is being handled as a hit and run.

A fire that broke out early Friday morning inside a storage room on the grounds of a Southeast Side church has taken a toll on a local Boy Scout troop.

Fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of a house fire on the city's Southeast side. Two people and two dogs were able to escape safely.

Police say another driver with road rage caused a big rig driver to lose control of his truck. The big rig hit another car and a house. No one suffered any serious injuries.

A standoff involving a man who allegedly fired at his neighbor's home and dog continues.

A man and woman are being treated for smoke inhalation from a fire in their home early Wednesday morning. Investigators are still trying to determine the cause.

The medical examiner is still working to identify a man who was shot dead while allegedly trying to break into a Southeast Side home.

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