SUMMARY: San Antonio police are investigating a Halloween night shooting where a bystander was injured during an altercation. In other news, a US military pilot ejected safely before his plane crashed in South Carolina after misdiagnosing a flight emergency. San Antonio sees continued rain chances this weekend, with highs around 82 degrees. The city prepares to welcome its first female fire chief, Valeria Frost, while the police department’s second female assistant chief, Karen Faulk, retires. Early voting concludes today, with nearly 470,000 ballots cast in Bexar County. Local events include performances and cultural festivities this weekend.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: The Atlanta Police Department is investigating a shooting involving multiple victims in downtown Orlando, which occurred around 1:07 a.m. at Central Boulevard and Orange Avenue. A second shooting incident was reported shortly afterward near Washington Street. There are eight victims, including two deceased and six others in stable condition at a local hospital. The suspect, 17-year-old Jayen Dwayne Edgar, was apprehended near Washington and Orange after officers quickly responded to the scene. Halloween night drew a large crowd, highlighting the officers’ swift action amidst the chaos. The investigation remains ongoing as more details emerge.

Eight people were shot, two fatally in downtown Orlando early Friday and a suspect was in custody, authorities said.

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SUMMARY: Tonight’s video reveals the moment a Municipal Utility District water tank exploded, flooding two nearby homes. The Jennings family is suing their insurance company, Homeside Insurance, after repeated claim denials. Kevin Jennings expressed frustration, believing their damages of $160,000 should be covered under their policy. Meanwhile, the Steiner family is moving forward with repairs as their insurance cooperates. Despite providing evidence of the explosion, including video and affidavits, the Jennings are still in limbo while waiting for resolution. As the claims remain unresolved, the situation continues to be a significant struggle for the family.

In late July, a Municipal Utility District storage tank exploded and caused extensive damage to two homes.

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