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Sick of COVID-19? Here’s why you might have pandemic fatigue
Commentary: With all kinds of health-related behavior changes, at least half of people relapse within six months.
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Days away from Halloween, coronavirus numbers creep up
The coronavirus positivity rate now stands at about 7 percent countywide, an early sign a surge in cases could be approaching.
Bars, restaurants welcome Bexar County’s new coronavirus relief grants of up to $25,000
Eligible bars and restaurants in Bexar County now can apply to share a new $3.7 million fund established by the County.
Pre-K 4 SA closes East Education Center after staff, student contract coronavirus
Pre-K 4 SA has closed its East Education Center after four staff members and one child who were at the center tested positive for the coronavirus.
Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer announces run for speaker of the Texas House
San Antonio State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer throws his hat into the ring to become speaker of the Texas House of Representatives.
Bexar County breaks early voting record with five days remaining
Early voting continues through Friday, but as of Monday, Bexar County voters had broken the in-person early vote turnout record.
In Democrats’ bid to flip Texas, maximizing the Latino vote is key
In Texas, Latinos make up 30 percent of eligible voters, but Democrats’ attempts to take full advantage have fallen short so far.
San Antonio’s week in photos, Oct. 19-25
Images of a Day of the Dead skull, a Spring League practice, demolition of the former county jail, and more make up the week’s collection.
San Antonio area scares up plans for a pandemic-altered Halloween
Parents across San Antonio neighborhoods are swapping ideas for distributing candy safely or keeping little ones occupied at home.
Texas A&M University-San Antonio alumni share the benefits of their college degrees
SPONSORED: TAMU-SA alumni reflect on their experiences at the university and share their tips for success.
Water well bans for thee but not for me? Olmos Park drilling trend raises bigger issues.
A review of water well records and city ordinances in Bexar County shows that private wells are more prevalent in some muncipalities.
Data proves no match for pandemic fatigue
Opinion: People are fatigued by the prolonged shutdown and hungry for company after nearly eight months of sheltering at home.
Alarming failure rates among Texas students fuel calls to get them back into classrooms
Report cards from the first weeks of the school year show more students than last year failing at least one class.
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