The Curve Blog

Coronavirus cases remain incessant – more than 1,000 have been reported since Monday – despite an increasingly vaccinated public.

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots are once again available in San Antonio, and the positive test rate has fallen to an all-time low.

Just as expanding supply has made the COVID-19 vaccine readily available, fewer people are signing up to get the shot.

We’re a third of the way to fully vaccinating the Bexar County public, and more than half of local adults have gotten at least one shot.

With the vaccine supply growing, public health officials will look to reach out to communities that voice hesitancy over getting the shot.

Nearly a quarter of residents who can get the shot have been fully vaccinated, but be wary of herd immunity claims.

With the coronavirus case numbers low and the city coming back to life, things in San Antonio are starting to feel quasi-normal.

Area vaccine providers are receiving more than 91,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week, as national supplies grow.

Metro Health is investigating how two Bexar County residents contracted the coronavirus two weeks after being fully vaccinated.

The floodgates have opened to anyone who wants a COVID-19 shot, but the state will hope its new scheduler can ease the deluge.