Each year, hundreds of local families are in need of support and encouragement.

A one-time passcode should never be relayed to anyone on the phone.

Give a shout-out to health care workers!

100% of donations go to those who need the items most.

Last year KSAT Community collected over 2,000 pairs of shoes for kids in need and this year the annual Share the Shoes Drive is back.

Autopsies of COVID-19 patients have shown physical evidence of direct damage to the pancreas, specifically the beta cell that produces insulin.

University Health on Friday reopened the Wonderland of the Americas mall COVID-19 vaccination site to administer Pfizer booster shots.

Platelets and Type O donations are needed most, but all blood donations are welcome.

University Health and Bexar County are partnering to make flu shots free and as convenient as possible this year by hosting four drive-thru flu shot events over the next two months.

September is Hunger Action Month! How will you take action?

To help individuals in need, affected by Hurricane Ida, KSAT Community is teaming up with the American Red Cross this Friday, Sept. 3 by holding a phone bank from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. to support the relief efforts.

With the help from the community, Head for the Cure raised more than $55,000 surpassing their 2021 goal.

To highlight the importance of Hunger Action Month in San Antonio and to answer viewer questions, KSAT.com held a town hall on Wednesday with the San Antonio Food Bank that was hosted by KSAT 12 anchors Sarah Acosta and Max Massey.

In the video released on Friday, Dr. Jason Bowling addresses COVID-19 antibodies, breakthrough infections and why more kids are being hospitalized with COVID-19.

KSAT.com will be livestreaming a Back-to-School Town Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 11, at 7 p.m. with a group of local experts and educators.

With the recent rise in the number of hospitalizations in San Antonio, coupled with a concern over the Delta variant, University Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Bryan Alsip answered a series of frequently asked questions.

KSAT Community and University Health doctors focus on factual information

Friday is the final day for University Health’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Wonderland of the Americas.

On Friday, June 4, KSAT 12 will be holding a phone bank from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with Dr. Jason Bowling, director of hospital epidemiology from University Health, to answer viewers’ comments, questions and concerns.

Stress and anxiety were part of our lives before the Coronavirus pandemic, but over the past year, those have been taken to new levels.

During the town hall, we will explore the impacts of mental health and wellness this year and beyond. We’ll also be answering mental health and wellness questions that you can submit ahead of time.

There’s still time to get a COVID-19 vaccination at St. Philip’s College before it closes on Thursday.