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Coronavirus positivity rate falls below 6% for first time since early June
Fewer than 6 percent of locals tested for coronavirus turned up positive last week, as an important threshold for reopening schools nears.
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Pandemic passion project: Training a lens on the special-needs community at a challenging time
“Together We Adapt” is a pandemic-specific portrait project by Marian Armstrong.
San Antonio students get free internet for online learning at these 8 locations
Virtual learning hubs in eight community centers throughout San Antonio will provide free internet access to students learning online.
Mass coronavirus testing of students and staff starts in Somerset ISD
The first group of teachers and students to be tested for the coronavirus by Community Labs lined up in the Somerset High School gym.
COVID-19 shrinks VIA’s 2021 budget
On Tuesday, the VIA Metropolitan Transit board passed its 2021 budget – slightly lower than the previous year’s due to the coronavirus.
Top local health official: Labor Day ‘probably’ source of recent uptick
Labor Day is “probably” the source of a slight uptick in cases and hospitalizations this week, the City’s top health authority said Tuesday.
Republican congressional candidate Tony Gonzales talks racism, COVID-19 during town hall
Tony Gonzales sat down for a small town hall with prospective voters at St. Bonaventure Church in San Antonio on Monday.
Coronavirus positivity rate ticks up as local health officials await Labor Day impact
The coronavirus positivity rate climbed from 6 percent to 6.4 percent, but it’s too early to tell whether Labor Day had anything to do with it.
‘High gear hustle’: Relief funding offers artists a tenuous lifeline amid ongoing pandemic
City government has provided some emergency relief for the arts sector, but the future is uncertain.
Community Labs founders hope to duplicate local coronavirus testing model across Texas
The nonprofit Community Labs has two purposes – to stop the coronavirus threat in San Antonio and inspire other cities to do the same.
Gov. Greg Abbott loosens coronavirus restrictions for restaurants and other businesses
Most of Texas will be able to loosen some restrictions, including letting many businesses increase their capacity as soon as Monday.
Philanthropic organizations are bankrolling a $2.5M plan to test thousands for coronavirus. Here’s how it will work.
Community Labs is a new nonprofit that will test asymptomatic “super spreaders” within small populations, such as in schools or workplaces.
Diabetic patients have accounted for more than a third of local coronavirus deaths
Bexar County residents with diabetes have accounted for more than a third of the 1,022 local COVID-19-related deaths, local officials said Wednesday.
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