Inspiring East Side school wins first-ever reading competition trophy, library makeoverA little competition has sparked a newfound love of reading for a group of third-graders on the East Side of San Antonio.
SAPD Crisis Response Teams merge with Metro Health, offer abuse survivors more resourcesBoth officers and civilian CRT members used to work under SAPD, but a new merger with Metro Health has positioned the civilian members with better training and ability to offer resources.
Blood donations, especially types O negative and positive, are still urgently neededThe South Texas Blood and Tissue Center says they need at least 200 more blood donations a day to meet the growing demand of treating people in our area hospitals.
Protocols for labor and delivery during the pandemic; your questions answeredLabor and delivery looks a whole lot different during the coronavirus pandemic, and KSAT viewers have sent in a lot of questions about protocols and recommendations that seem to be ever-changing.
‘I’m going to give it 110%’: San Antonio man suffering from long-term COVID-19 symptoms after 68-day hospital stay working toward recoveryDuring a 68-day stay in the hospital, San Antonio family man Victor Roman almost lost his life to COVID-19. Now, nearly 10 months later, he's still in rehab dealing with stroke-like symptoms and has a message for his community.
Many debilitated COVID-19 long-haulers were never originally hospitalized, San Antonio doctor saysLocal patient has stroke-like symptoms nine months later, yet when she originally had COVID-19 in June 2020, she wasn't hospitalized and never needed a ventilator. Her story is more common than most people think.
