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Bexar County among top 10 counties in Texas for Alzheimer’s prevalence, new data shows
Read full article: Bexar County among top 10 counties in Texas for Alzheimer’s prevalence, new data showsWhen it comes to the highest prevalence of Alzheimer's and dementia across the state Bexar county comes in seventh. This brand new information comes from the Alzheimer's Association, in the first ever report that lists numbers by county instead of by state.
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Bexar County Sheriff’s Office kicks off Career Camp for high school seniors
Read full article: Bexar County Sheriff’s Office kicks off Career Camp for high school seniorsHigh school seniors got an up-close look at what it takes to be a Bexar County sheriff’s deputy during the sheriff’s office’s Career Camp, which kicked off Saturday.
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Applying for FEMA winter storm aid? Here’s how the agency’s virtual inspections work.
Read full article: Applying for FEMA winter storm aid? Here’s how the agency’s virtual inspections work.Figueroa said people can apply for FEMA assistance online or by phone if their insurance didn’t cover all damages or if they don’t have insurance. AdFigueroa is reminding people that FEMA aid does not cover the following:Food lossInsurance deductiblesElectricity and water bills. Once you for disaster assistance, make sure you save the nine digit pin code you are given. To get more information or apply for assistance, visit the FEMA disaster assistance website or call 1-800-621-3362. AdAfter applying, you may stay on DisasterAssistance.gov to create a personal online disaster assistance account to stay in touch with FEMA.
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5 high-profile trials that could happen in San Antonio in 2021
Read full article: 5 high-profile trials that could happen in San Antonio in 2021When Bexar County District Courts reopen for trials there are five high-profile cases that might be in the docket for 2021. SAN ANTONIO – As Texas has “opened 100%”, the Bexar County courts remain closed to in-person and jury trials. These trials will take place in the 227th District Court by Judge Kevin O’Connell. AdWhen this retrial takes place it will be in the 144th District Court with Judge Michael Mery. When this trial is set it will take place in the 399th District Court with Judge Frank Castro presiding.
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Mayor Ron Nirenberg stresses safety precautions as schools, bars reopen
Read full article: Mayor Ron Nirenberg stresses safety precautions as schools, bars reopenHow safe is it to reopen bars? Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff announced that local bars will be able to reopen soon at 50% capacity. So as long as we are mindful of public health guidance, we’ll be able to do this safely. That’s still the public health guidance, whether it’s bars or schools. I think it’s the right thing to do to follow the public health guidance,” he said.