‘There’s not enough vaccine’: Supply remains scarce as COVID-19 numbers continue to rise
Though more than 80,000 Bexar County residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, supply remains scarce.
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COVID-19 patients grow to 1,520, a local high
Bexar County hospitals on Monday reached a grim local record: They are treating a pandemic high of 1,520 COVID-19 patients.
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7-day coronavirus case average climbs above 2,000 for first time as more vaccine doses arrive
The surge in coronavirus cases continues in Bexar County, as more COVID-19 vaccine doses are set to arrive.
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COVID-19 hospitalizations fall slightly but capacity remains tentative, mayor says
COVID-19 hospitalizations have declined for three consecutive days, albeit slightly, as the local health care system looks to weather the ongoing surge in coronavirus cases.
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25 more deaths reported as Bexar County sees surge in COVID-19 fatalities
As the COVID-19 death toll approaches 1,700, local officials expect increasingly more fatalities to be reported in the coming weeks.
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2,300 new coronavirus cases, 11 deaths reported
“We are losing far too many of our friends and families to this awful virus in San Antonio,” Mayor Ron Nirenberg said.
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Coronavirus curve reaches a high-water mark
The coronavirus caseload reached a record high on Monday, as the seven-day average of new cases climbed to 1,769, its highest level since July.
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San Antonio ‘ramping up’ vaccination effort with mass COVID-19 inoculations
San Antonio leaders are answering the growing calls among the public for greater access to the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Local hospitals admit record number of new COVID-19 patients
Local hospitals admitted 207 new COVID-19 patients, the most Bexar County has seen in a 24-hour period, officials said Thursday.
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Getting a handle on the truth in the age of COVID and Trumpism
As a shared reality among Americans has vanished, partisan polarization and a dangerous aversion to nurturing the common good has thrived.
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