San Antonio ranks as the fifth-most frustrating U.S. airport for travelers, according to Forbes Advisor. To get its rankings, the financial site analyzed 37,000 tweets from March 2022 through March of this year directed at the 60 busiest U.S. airports.
After months of waiting, fans of Francis Bogside can revel in the nightspot’s new digs in St. Paul Square. The revived gastropub’s new space at 1170 E. Commerce evokes the vibe of its old St. Mary’s Street home, replete with warm wood tones, stained glass accents and leather-clad seating. It joins the fast-growing nightlife zone east of downtown, […]
Although another Fiesta has come and gone, its “Fiesta sucia” memes remain. But residents can feel at ease knowing that a special patrol is taking to the streets to keep San Antonio’s unofficial mascot in line. A photo of a white pickup truck stenciled with the words “Sucia Patrol” went viral on the R/SanAntonio Reddit thread […]
Even for those of us who remember high school, history class was quite often a snooze fest. However, learning about important milestones from our nation’s past doesn’t have to be, according to Professor Greg Jackson.
As a deep exploration of food, unabashed travelogue and sneaky seminar in language and culture, Netflix’s Taco Chronicles series makes you want to immediately board a plane for Mexico. Yet inevitably, the show had to take us where the taco has also gone: the United States.
For years, it’s looked like Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been impervious to the political scandal that’s hung over his office. After all, the Republican and Trump loyalist was indicted on felony securities fraud charges in 2015 but has yet to face trial. He’s also been under federal investigation since 2020 over allegations from […]
Elaine Horwitch was known for her influence on the Southwestern art scene as a gallery director and art dealer starting in the 1970s. She brought contemporary national and international art into a space previously dominated by historic and Western traditional creations.
Despite Councilman Mario Bravo’s denial that his office initiated a raid last month on a Southtown bar, emails obtained by the Current show that one of his staffers repeatedly contacted code enforcement officials to raise questions about that nightspot a few weeks earlier. The revelation comes as St. Mary’s Strip and Southtown business owners allege […]
The owner of Moses Rose’s Hideout, the downtown bar in the middle of an eminent domain fight with the city, is having a shitty birthday. In the three-minute video posted Wednesday to both Twitter and TikTok, tavern owner Vince Cantu announced that he’d been served paperwork to appear at a hearing about his building being condemned. […]
Houston-based Shipley Do-Nuts will celebrate National Donut Day on Friday, June 2 by giving away its glazed variety for free to early morning crowds. The chain will dole out one free glazed donut per person from 5 a.m. until noon, while supplies last. Patrons must make a purchase to qualify for the offer.