Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Plini, Claudio Simonetti's Goblin, Bob Log III and more

If someone tries to tell you no adventurous touring acts come through San Antonio, feel free to tell them they're crazy. Whether you want to see an Italian prog group perform a horror soundtrack live, witness a guy dressed like Evel Knievel play post-punk blues on a resonator guitar or be enthralled

San Antonio Chick-fil-A locations to giving away nuggets Nov. 1-8 — with a catch

Chick-fil-A is once again using free food to entice people to download its online app. San Antonio-area Chick-fil-A stores will dole out free eight-count nugget entrées Nov. 1-8 to folks who use the company's app, according to officials with the Georgia-based chain. The offer is good at nearly two d

Abbott says he's reached an agreement on vouchers; Texas lawmakers say otherwise

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday issued a statement saying he and House Speaker Dade Phelan have reached a deal on education vouchers by expanding the current special session agenda to include teacher pay raises and more school funding. However, lawmakers at the Texas Capitol are light on details,

Study: Texas home to some of the nation's most-haunted colleges

Texas college students report ghost sightings at a rate well above the national average, according to a new study, which calls the state's higher-ed campuses some of the nation's most haunted. Indeed, three Lone Star State colleges made the report's top 10 — more than any other U.S. state. Despite i