CBP officers at South Texas ports detained three men wanted on sex‑related felony warrants over three days after biometric matches, then turned them over to local authorities.

A new Sanuki-style udon and tempura bar has opened on Babcock Road, offering made-to-order bowls and piece-priced tempura in a bright, fast-casual dining room. Early reviews say the menu is affordable and the tempura is made to order.

A 97‑year‑old downtown landmark will reopen Feb. 17 as Old City Hall Restaurant & Bar, a 200‑seat concept from Wiggins Hospitality; reservations open Feb. 9.

A woman was shot in the leg Wednesday at an apartment off Loop 410 near Bandera Road. Police detained a family member and homicide detectives responded.

A Delta jet returned to San Antonio after controllers reported smoke from an engine. All 142 people on board deplaned safely while the airline inspects the plane.

VIA plans May service changes that add a downtown‑to‑Medical Center express, boost frequency on key lines and hold public hearings in February.

Rep. Joaquin Castro says Texas National Guard members are embedded at the Dilley family ICE center and some are operating in civilian clothes while DHS confirms two measles cases.

Bexar County will consolidate sheriff’s training at the closed Wilshire Elementary while AACOG moves the regional law‑enforcement academy into Driscoll Middle. Officials say the plan reuses public buildings and centralizes training.

GFiber held a Jan. 28 groundbreaking at the Converse Fire Department to begin construction of a citywide fiber network. Service will roll out by neighborhood through 2026.

A LabCafe analysis finds Texas ranks fourth‑highest for STIs; Bexar County recorded the highest metro rate in the state, public‑health officials say. Local clinics are expanding testing amid alarming trends.

A Circle K in north-central San Antonio sold a $1M Instant Millions scratch ticket that was claimed Jan. 27; the winner stayed anonymous and the retailer could get a bonus.

Clear and near‑freezing early Monday, then a quick warm‑up into the upper 60s; patchy fog may slow the Tuesday morning commute before a warm late‑week stretch.

San Antonio seeks applicants for the Airport Advisory Commission to advise on airport matters and influence local air travel. Applications are due by March 2, 2026.