Greg Abbott's special legislative session ends with no action on school vouchers

Lawmakers again balked at passing Gov. Greg Abbott's prized school voucher bill, allowing the third consecutive special session of the Texas Legislature called by the governor to end Tuesday without progress on the controversial measure. Abbott claimed last Tuesday that he'd struck a last-minute dea

British transplants launching tea shop in San Antonio’s Stone Oak area

A group of British transplants will bring their homeland’s fare stateside with the launch of The Old English Tea Shoppe, MySA reports. The eatery, located at 20122 Stone Oak Parkway, #105, is scheduled for a Tuesday, Nov. 21, opening, according to the news site. The business will serve full English

San Antonio breweries plan weeklong fundraiser for Green Beret Foundation

Nearly a dozen San Antonio breweries are celebrating Veterans Day 2023 with a multi-day fundraiser for the Green Beret Foundation. Launched by veteran-owned and military-themed Longtab Brewing, the Brews for the Brave fundraiser will feature a weeklong brewery hop similar to a pub run. From Saturday

Salena Guipzot and Hailey Pruitt are helping lead San Antonio's wine evolution

Midway through a personalized tasting at Casa Guipzot, a West Side shop and tasting room dedicated exclusively to the wines of Mexico, Salena Guipzot casually dropped an intriguing comment: "The majority of winemakers now in Mexico are women." When challenged, she admitted that the observation is an