Aguazul has started soft service on San Antonio’s Northside under chef Enrique Lozano, offering an 18‑page menu that already includes early standouts like tamarindo ribs.

SAFD crews responded Tuesday to a working house fire on the West Side in the 9200 block of Rhett Road; about 15 units were called and injuries were unclear.

A barricaded subject on San Antonio’s far Northwest Side was taken into custody Monday, the sheriff’s office said. Deputies had set up a perimeter around the 12000 block of Silver Lining.

Three instructors sued Anthem School of Music claiming unpaid wages; two say they were paid only after contacting a local TV investigative unit. One instructor won a small‑claims judgment.

A Bexar County jury will hear the case against the neighbor accused in the 2025 killing of actor Jonathan Joss. The trial opens Tuesday amid questions about motive and records.

Four military working dogs died and dozens fell ill after investigators found decaying kennels and failed quarantine across 12 bases. The worst conditions were at Joint Base San Antonio‑Lackland.

Bob Hall Pier will reopen on Feb. 24, 2026, at Padre Balli Park. The rebuilt pier is free for 90 days before modest fees and annual passes return.

One man was hospitalized and a suspect detained after shots were reported in Natalia, Medina County officials say. Investigators are interviewing the suspect.

Internal ICE records reviewed by national reporters show an HSI agent fired and killed 23‑year‑old Ruben Ray Martinez on March 15, 2025; the agency’s role wasn’t disclosed then.

UTSA plans to fold its race, ethnicity and gender studies unit into the Bicultural‑Bilingual Studies department effective Sept. 1, sparking faculty and student concern. The move comes amid similar restructurings across Texas and new regents rules on classroom material.

Dense fog will slow Friday morning commutes in San Antonio; a cold front brings gusty winds and elevated fire risk this weekend.

A bomb threat at Methodist Hospital Hill Country in Fredericksburg prompted a police and ATF sweep Thursday; investigators say it followed similar threats to area schools.

Guadalupe County deputies arrested Timothy Jensen in New Braunfels after he was wanted on two active warrants alleging indecency with a child and exposure.