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Incentive entices 500 more county jail inmates to get coronavirus vaccine
About 500 inmates have taken advantage of the Bexar County Sheriff’s offer of $100 in commissary goods in exchange for getting the jab.
Battlefield experience inspires veteran to invent a tool to help trauma surgeons save lives
A Navy veteran of three combat deployments has developed a potentially life-saving device that improves the odds for trauma patients.
Appellate court upholds San Antonio, Bexar County mask mandate
The 4th Court of Appeals said Wednesday that the City of San Antonio and Bexar County could continue to require masks in their buildings.
Where I Work: Community Labs
Katt Slagle is proud of her work to help create COVID-19 Safety Zones through regular testing at schools and businesses.
Animal posters, candy, and a therapy dog mark busy first day of vaccinations for young children
Roughly 1,100 children ages 5-11 got vaccinated Thursday at University Health’s clinic at the Wonderland of the Americas mall.
COVID vaccines now offered in San Antonio for kids ages 5-11
Following CDC approval, Bexar County parents can begin making COVID vaccine appointments for kids ages 5 to 11 on Wednesday.
Bexar County accepts $12 million in Johnson & Johnson opioid settlements
Bexar County commissioners approved two settlements on Tuesday with Johnson & Johnson over opioid-related lawsuits.
Texas needs nurses now more than ever
Commentary: To address the nursing shortage, we must look beyond the traditional pipelines and meet students where they are.
New state law on teen violence is welcomed, but councilman hopes to strengthen it
Councilman Manny Pelaez (D8) seeks to make lessons on teen dating violence and domestic violence mandatory for San Antonio students and increase awareness about violence prevention.
City Council talks federal coronavirus recovery funding ahead of community input meetings
City staff recommended spending federal coronavirus recovery funding on continuing COVID-19 response and immediate needs such as utility assistance.
A COVID vaccine for ages 5-11: What parents need to know
Pediatricians and other providers should be able to start vaccinating children between ages 5 and 11 against COVID-19 in a matter of weeks.
$5 million donation will boost surgery access for San Antonio area children
The gift will allow The Children’s Hospital to upgrade technology and hire staff so more children can get the care they need in San Antonio.
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