
Unmasked: In Texas, business and politics cut the line on public health
Opinion: An average of 200 Texans are dying each day from COVID-19. January was the worst month since the pandemic hit Texas in March 2020.
Now more than ever, we depend on the kindness of masked strangers
Here’s the latest on the mask mandate fallout and how teachers and other school and child-care workers can get vaccinated.
Read MoreCoronavirus in SA by the numbers
2,676
people have died because of COVID-19 in Bexar County with 6 new deaths reported on March 3.
190
new cases of coronavirus on March 3, bringing the adjusted total to 197,255 in Bexar County.
401
people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 as of March 3 with 148 in ICU and 86 on ventilators.
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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.
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It’s never too early to address gender identity in the classroom
Commentary: Deeming discussion of gender identity too controversial for elementary classrooms harms social-emotional learning.
Protecting ratepayers, aiding recovery should be top priorities following weather emergency
Commentary: The costs of the winter storm disaster should not be borne by the people who suffered through it.
Health insurance unattainable for too many Texans
Commentary: For many Texans, state and federal policy choices have left them without a realistic path to coverage.
What San Antonio can learn from San Jose about crisis management
Commentary: While we demand accountability for the mistakes that led to the power crisis, we must also demand serious planning at all levels to prevent another disaster.