
City’s top public health official: Please stay home for Christmas
The City’s top health official urged residents to stay home during the December holiday season and curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Read More‘Light at the end of the tunnel’: Vaccine rollout reaches VA hospital patients
If there’s a refrain we’ve been hearing in light of the vaccine rollout, it’s “there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.”
Read MorePost-Thanksgiving coronavirus surge continues
San Antonio officials had hoped they’d seen the last of the post-Thanksgiving coronavirus surge. Tuesday’s caseload showed the COVID-19 spike is still raging weeks after the holiday.
Read MoreCOVID-19 vaccine arrives in San Antonio as hospital numbers creep up
The Wellness 360 clinic at UT Health San Antonio was among four of the first recipients in Texas of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Read MoreCOVID-19 hospitalizations climb in Bexar County on eve of vaccine approval
As approval nears for the COVID-19 vaccine, hospitalizations in Bexar County rose by nearly 60 in one day.
Read MoreMetro Health reports 1,200 new coronavirus cases, 6 deaths amid small drop in COVID-19 patients
Bexar County saw nearly 1,200 new cases of the coronavirus on Thursday, as the seven-day average remains above 1,000.
Read MoreVaccine coming at crucial time for health care workers
The vaccine will arrive as soon as this Friday. It’s a crucial time for health care workers, as hospitals face capacity issues throughout the nation.
Read MoreMayor Nirenberg: ‘The velocity of the virus is very concerning right now’
The heightened potential for spread in Bexar County is causing Metro Health to spring into action, but it’s unclear how far the public health authority’s recommendations can go.
Read MoreMetro Health asks Gov. Greg Abbott to support widespread virtual learning as COVID-19 cases rise
With COVID-19 cases rising, Metro Health is asking Gov. Greg Abbott to endorse virtual learning and relax penalties against school districts.
Read MoreThe Curve: San Antonio is in the midst of a winter surge
The positivity rate surged from 9.2 percent to nearly 16 percent in one week. But this is likely only the beginning of a winter spike.
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