Yellowbird, Wurst Behavior: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week
This week's top Current food news story shared the details surrounding a major partnership between Austin-based Yellowbird hot sauce and mega-chain Taco Bell, followed closely by opening details for upcoming eateries Wurst Behavior and Make Ready Market. Sadly, our top stories also chronicled the al
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San Antonio to hire an additional 50 police officers if approved for federal grant
San Antonio City Council voted unanimously Thursday to approve the city's police department to hire 50 additional officers once it lands additional federal funding. Some $6.25 million in pending money from a Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant would help cover salary and benefits for t
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Vegetarian-friendly San Antonio food truck Righteous Pie has closed
Food truck Righteous Pie has served its last slice of plant-based pizza, with the owners citing San Antonio’s road construction and inflation as their reasons for throwing in the towel. The two-year-old mobile kitchen shared the news Thursday on Instagram.
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San Antonio's Moses Rose's dispute likely headed to court after owner rejects $5.26 million buyout
The owner of Moses Rose's Hideaway, the downtown San Antonio bar slated for eminent domain takeover, said he's declining a $5.26 million buyout offer from city officials — a move that likely means the dispute is headed to court. On Friday, the city — on behalf of the Alamo Trust and the Texas Genera
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