One year and 1 million tests later, Community Labs plans to triple lab capacity
Community Labs announced the COVID-19 testing milestone with plans to triple lab capacity to process more than 50,000 samples a day.
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Texas attorney general sues SAISD over staff vaccine mandate — again
SAISD and Superintendent Pedro Martinez have been sued a second time over requiring all district staff to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Importance of health care equity to be discussed at Medical Forum
Health inequities have been around for decades. So how can local and state leaders close the gaps on these deadly disparities?
Nonpayment evictions resume in Bexar County, but feared wave yet to materialize
Landlords once again can evict tenants for nonpayment. Hundreds of backlogged cases will be heard this month.
Comal ISD reports over 600 COVID-19 cases since school began three weeks ago
Comal ISD parents are frustrated with the district and superintendent not addressing their concerns about rising COVID-19 cases in schools.
An open letter to Gov. Abbott regarding face masks in schools
Commentary: Please help me keep my daughters safe by reconsidering your decision to not allow local school districts to mandate face masks.
County commissioners vote to decrease property tax rate in 2022
Commissioners split on a new property tax rate that will save the average homeowner $4 a year. They vote on the new rate and 2022 budget Tuesday.
Bexar County passes 4,000 in COVID-19 deaths
Bexar County reported 21 new COVID-19 deaths on Thursday, bringing the total to 4,017 since the pandemic started.
City Council approves $1 million purchase of H-E-B gift cards for vaccine incentives
In order to encourage Bexar County residents to get the coronavirus vaccine, Metro Health plans to give out $100 HEB gift cards.
Local COVID risk level downgraded from severe to moderate
San Antonio’s COVID-19 progress indicators have improved enough to move the needle on the city’s stress dashboard from severe to moderate
San Antonio’s new health department leader broke his back in a hayride accident. Here’s how that led him to work in public health.
After much rescheduling, we finally got the chance to sit down, one-on-one, and get to know Claude Jacob better.
More San Antonio students tested positive for COVID-19 last week than any time last school year
Local schools continue to report high numbers of COVID-19 cases in the first three weeks of the 2021-22 school year.
Stress on hospitals remains severe, despite helpful measures
Although innovative measures are helping keep patients out of San Antonio hospitals, the local health care system remains under severe stress.
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