Tamales Festival, Babe's Crispy Chicken: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week

'Tis the season for tamales, and our top food story of the week — which shared details about the fourth annual Tamales Festival — tells us that San Antonio is ready. Our other most-read food stories touched on expansions of Babe's Old Fashioned Food and Dave's Hot Chicken, as well as local bars and

Girl in a Coma, USAA Lawsuit: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

The Current's most-read news stories this week showed readers' varied interests, which apparently span from local music to local business to local holiday celebrations. In the case of the first, folks flocked to our cover story on Girl in a Coma's upcoming reunion shows, and many also perused a piec

San Antonio-based Whataburger sets aside $600,000 for scholarships — and anyone can apply

Talk about an A+ opportunity. Applications are now open for San Antonio-based Whataburger's Feeding Student Success Scholarships, which will distribute $600,000 to 120 students to cover college costs. Starting Friday, Dec. 1, students can apply for their share of the cash, which will be distributed

Judge rules feds have right to cut Texas' razor wire on border

A federal judge on Wednesday ruled that Border Patrol agents may continue cutting razor wire Texas strung up along the Rio Grande to thwart illegal migration, the Texas Tribune reports. At the same time, U.S. District Judge Alia Moses of Del Rio questioned why the Biden administration doesn't make i