Texas Legislature approves bill to let unlicensed chaplains counsel kids in public schools

Unlicensed chaplains could soon allowed to work in Texas public schools after the GOP-controlled state legislature signed off on a bill Wednesday that critics charge is an attempt to let Christian groups evangelize on campus. Under Senate Bill 763, school districts could use public funds to hire unl

San Antonio parks are large but few and far between, according to new study

Although downtown San Antonio is home to the River Walk, one of the most visited public parks in the nation, residents of the city's outer loops have long endured a lack of green space. That reality helps explain why San Antonio came in at No. 57 in the Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore Index, which

Magnolia Pancake Haus to relocate Embassy Oaks restaurant to San Antonio's North Side

San Antonio-based Magnolia Pancake Haus will relocate its Embassy Oaks restaurant to a bigger, newly renovated space on the North Side early next month, according to a social media announcement. The new pancake paradise will open in the 7,414-square-foot space at 2070 North Loop 1604, the former sit

San Antonio International ranked as the nation's fifth-most frustrating airport

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.