What San Antonio can learn from New Orleans’ Mardi Gras and Tampa’s Super Bowl this year
Opinion: City and County officials should scrutinize local plans by both the Stock Show & Rodeo and Fiesta organizers to see how they are approaching their proposed events this year.
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Survey: Nearly two-thirds of Texans are hesitant to get COVID-19 vaccine
Survey data shows over 60% of the Texas population still feels hesitant about getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
How we can help COVID-19 recovery efforts by fighting the spread of vaccine misinformation
Commentary: We must be careful about our sources of vaccine information and the credibility of what we share on social media.
From food trucks to mobile clinics: Entrepreneur builds portable COVID-19 testing units
When Cameron Davies could not find somewhere to get a COVID-19 test at the start of the pandemic, Davies decided to start a new business.
State names UT Health San Antonio’s clinical practice city’s latest vaccine hub
UT Health San Antonio will be able to expedite the vaccination of its sickest and most vulnerable patients in its multispecialty practice.
Bexar County sees more vaccine distribution disruptions as City Council discusses federal coronavirus relief
Two of Bexar County’s mass vaccination sites at WellMed clinics on the South and West sides won’t have vaccines to distribute next week.
The invisible dying: COVID-19 victims go unnamed in San Antonio
Opinion: Readers ask why we do not profile San Antonians lost to the virus. The City won’t tell us who they are, and that is a big mistake.
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.
‘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.
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.
Nonprofit Community Labs expands testing to break the chain of COVID-19 transmission
Since September, the nonprofit Community Labs has tested for coronavirus nearly 200,000 people in the community and expanded beyond San Antonio.
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