Food insecurity during pandemic could contribute to greater prevalence of childhood obesity
Commentary: Due to the pandemic, more children are living in food-insecure households, which could lead to a rise in childhood obesity.
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Harlandale urges students to switch to virtual learning for a short time
As coronavirus cases continue to rise locally, Harlandale ISD is urging students to learn remotely, while expanding COVID-19 testing to all campuses.
Long-term care facility residents begin receiving second doses of COVID-19 vaccination
Some 85 people received their second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at Franklin Park-TPS Parkway on Tuesday morning.
Marketing data company Alliance laying off 50 San Antonio workers
The company said the layoffs are part of a “modernization” effort and that the job functions were transferred to an outside vendor.
‘I don’t think my cooking is this bland’: A flavorless dinner all but confirmed a Bexar County commissioner’s fears
Precinct 4 Commissioner Tommy Calvert lost his sense of taste on Thursday night and tested positive for coronavirus Friday morning.
BLM activist expresses ‘a little bit of hope’ after meeting with civil rights division leader
A small group of local Black Lives Matter leaders met with leadership of the new Civil Rights Division of the DA’s office on Friday.
Some San Antonio educators may have to use personal leave if exposed to COVID-19
Some school districts have extended paid leave time for workers who must quarantine after COVID-19 exposure, but not if they’ve been exposed more than once.
How to lower the noise and help clear the air
Opinion: Noisy, gas-powered leaf blowers are more than just an annoyance but a matter of public health and climate impact.
Even without MLK Day march, San Antonians find ways to honor King’s legacy
Despite a subdued MLK Day this year, many San Antonians still found unique ways to support King’s dream.
Capturing dignity and strength: DreamWeek portrait exhibit looks to inspire, commemorate
Saunders’ portrait exhibit, A Collective Vision, will be available for viewing at Brick at Blue Star through Jan. 20.
San Antonio’s week in photos, Jan. 11-Jan. 17
A mask on the Founders Monument downtown, along with images of COVID-19 vaccination efforts and more make up the week’s collection.
COVID pandemic rages, yet some still gathering for expos, industry presentations, and trade shows
More than 200 San Antonio-area developers, builders, and other industry stakeholders gathered in the Grand Oaks Ballroom at the JW Marriott resort last week – perhaps its largest event since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Monday, Tuesday COVID-19 vaccinations at Alamodome delayed until at least Wednesday
A delayed shipment from COVID-19 vaccine manufacturer Pfizer means Monday and Tuesday Alamodome vaccination appointments will be rescheduled.
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