Police chief: Officer who brought down airport shooter ‘saved a lot of lives’
A man in his 40s died after police say he fired his gun near the San Antonio International Airport. No one else was seriously injured.
Focus shifts to tackling vaccine hesitancy as supply grows
With the vaccine supply growing, public health officials will look to reach out to communities that voice hesitancy over getting the shot.
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COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS • UPDATED APRIL 15
224
7-DAY CASE AVERAGE
200
HOSPITALIZATIONS
3,291
TOTAL DEATHS
26.5%
FULLY VACCINATED RESIDENTS
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Cabeza de Vaca Episode 25: The Gospel According to Cabeza de Vaca
The final episode of the podcast series ponders the legacy of Cabeza de Vaca and the three other expeditionaries.
perspectives
The case for SAISD school board change: ‘Our schools have been turned into testing factories’
Commentary: Our schools’ continued success in the face of underfunding and attack is the result of the work of thousands of educators across our district, not school board trustees.
The new Alamo Plan is improved, but questions remain unanswered
Commentary: We must ensure that the Alamo Plaza continues to be a flexible, memorable, and accessible open space.
How San Antonio came together to pull off the NCAA women’s tournament
Commentary: Despite a rocky start, our community came together to make the tournament happen in true San Antonio fashion.
Cuts to Medicare could affect access to health care for people with disabilities
Commentary: To promote an inclusive society for people of varying abilities, quality health care is essential.
