Texas’ debate over school chaplains escalates school board culture wars

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. HOUSTON — It’s been more than seven months since the Texas Legislature passed a bill allowing public schools to hire school chaplains, but for the Rev. Dave Welch, his work ha

San Antonio's Los Barrios to host Broadway musical dining pop-up

Talk about dinner and a show. The Broadway Musical Dining Experience, the latest in a rash of touring pop-up dining enterprises, will take over San Antonio’s Los Barrios Mexican Restaurant this spring for a series of six performances. The Broadway pop-up brings singing, dancing and table-side perfor

Study: Dallas Cowboys' Rowdy the least popular NFL mascot

Even though many still consider the Dallas Cowboys "America's team," turns out mascot Rowdy doesn't share in that popularity. Dallas' smiling cowpoke with a comically oversized head and hat ranked as both the least popular NFL mascot and Instagram's least-loved NFL personality, according to a study

Austin Street by Guillermo's, CosMc's: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week

This week's top Current food news covers details on several openings, including a massive market at the Pearl complex, as well as a refreshed venture from Guillermo's and burger conglomerate McDonald's. A brand new spot just south of downtown, Labor Street Café, is also now serving breakfast and lun