SAN ANTONIO - A Texas appeals court has ruled that a group of conservatives doesn't have the legal standing to sue San Antonio over its rejection of a Chick-fil-A restaurant at the city's airport.
The San Antonio City Council approved a contract last year with an Atlanta-based company to bring new vendors to San Antonio International Airport.
But the city asked to strike Chick-fil-A and find another food vendor.
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The San Antonio Express-News reports that Councilman Roberto Trevio cited the fast-food chain's history of donating to groups opposed to LGBT rights.
The Fourth Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that the activists had no grounds to sue the city, reversing a lower court's ruling.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.