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Community health groups celebrate education, vaccinations as COVID-19 emergency declaration ends

Dr. Adelita Cantu was the first person in Bexar County to get the first COVID-19 shot in Bexar County in December 2020. Since then, she's joined a community-wide coalition to educate and vaccinate the community to reduce COVID deaths.

Technology training from UTSA helps older adults adapt to digital world

The COVID-19 pandemic showed us how important technology is, but older adults who donโ€™t know how to use it became isolated.

CDC director tests positive for COVID-19, has mild symptoms

The director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has tested positive forย COVID-19.

Leading SA: CEO of Visit San Antonio reflects on pandemic-stricken economy

Tourism and hospitality are cornerstones of the San Antonio economy. So, are we starting to return to pre-pandemic levels?

COVID-19 infections are high in Bexar County. Doctors say highly contagious subvariants are to blame

The Omicron subvariant BA.4 & BA.5 are circulating the community. Doctors say there's limited information on these variants so far.

Nestle Toll House Cafe closing after pandemic financial blows

San Antonio's only Nestle Toll House Cafe is closing its doors for good because of financial blows delivered by the pandemic.

City and SAHA continue to support families after eviction moratorium ends

Although it's been a month since SAHA's eviction moratorium ended, no evictions have started. SAHA and the city are committed to helping families in need.

Nursing in the time of COVID: โ€˜The hostility and violence in the workplace is unbelievableโ€™

The problems the nursing industry is experiencing lately arenโ€™t new issues, said Melissa, 41, whoโ€™s in Roanoke, Virginia.

Rising gas prices impacting on Meals on Wheels

The rising gas prices are having an impact on local Meals on Wheels, and itโ€™s adding on to problems already left behind by the pandemic.

San Antonio City Council paves way for deal to sell Grand Hyatt

Hyatt wants to sell off its 1,003 room hotel through a $450M deal that would free the city from covering any of the hotel's future debt payments.

Nursing in the time of COVID: โ€˜Being a new grad and already burnt out is not what I envisioned for my dream careerโ€™

Christine always envisioned a career in nursing. Itโ€™s all she ever wanted, professionally.

Two fatal shootings Monday has many asking why thereโ€™s an increase in violence

After a deadly afternoon in the city, following several weeks of shootings and gruesome abuse cases, many are wondering what is behind the violence increase. A mental health professional weighs in.

City could check out of debt obligations through Grand Hyatt sale

Hyatt wants to sell off its 1,003 room hotel through a $450M deal that could free the city from covering any of the hotel's future debt payments.

SAHA eviction moratorium coming to an end Feb. 28

After being extended five times over the past two years, San Antonio's eviction moratorium is coming to an end on Feb. 28.

Despite omicron surge, Southside ISD Superintendent says district is holding strong

Schools across the country and in the San Antonio community are facing many obstacles due to the omicron COVID-19 surge.

Study linking pediatric diabetes to COVID-19 puts parents on alert

Following a CDC study linking children who had COVID-19 to pediatric diabetes, parents hope it will encourage families to look for signs in their kids.

Omicron surge forces San Antonio area schools to get creative, but they need your help

Teachers are trying to make up for a lag in learning over the past two years because of COVID-19 shutdowns and quarantines.

What do nurses fear lately on the job? These responses are heavy, but worth the read

Did you have any idea just how many health care workers are nervous about a physical attack on the job?

What do nurses wish you knew about COVID-19? These answers should be required reading.

Just last week, we asked: If youโ€™re a health care worker, what are you seeing lately on the job?

Share: Doctors and nurses, what are you experiencing lately on the job?

Does it still seem like the COVID-19 pandemic just started, or do you feel like weโ€™ve been dealing with this reality for ages?

Newly-hired nurse starts job with Baptist Health System on New Yearโ€™s Day amid COVID-19 surge

Baptist Health System is sharing the story of one of its newly-hired licensed nurses, hoping to encourage others to join the field and help alleviate the shortage of healthcare workers.

San Antonio doctors answer questions about omicron variant

As Omicron cases are surging nationally, local doctors are advising what to look for and if we should cancel holiday plans.

Habitat for Humanity built 51 new homes this year amid higher costs, distribution issues

A single mother signed for Habitat for Humanity's 51st home of the year on Friday. The organization said it has had a successful year despite higher costs and distribution issues.

Concerns over job security, Omicron variant push more people to get vaccinated in Bexar County

A push for COVID-19 vaccinations continues as the holidays approach and concerns over the Omicron variant heighten.

Homeless Resource Hubs proving to be successful in San Antonio, officials say

Homeless Resource Hubs were born out of pandemic necessity but are proving to be a valued resource for the city.

Everybodyโ€™s got a story. Theirs is sweet and inspiring.

A couple married 68 years gets through COVID-19 lockdown loneliness by writing a book - which is now on Amazon

Despite high demand for COVID-19 vaccine for children in San Antonio, spots still available

Appointments for the childrenโ€™s COVID-19 vaccine are still available each day this week at University Health's mass clinic.

Kids may be struggling with in-person learning after going virtual due to pandemic

For most kids, theyโ€™ve been back to in-person school for more than three months. And for some, thatโ€™s when parents can really see if theyโ€™re struggling.

SAISD expecting first shipment of COVID-19 vaccine for younger students to arrive soon

SAISD expects first shipment of COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 to arrive by the end of the week. Vaccinations require registration and will be administered by medical staff from South Texas Allergy & Asthma Medical Professionals.

UT Health San Antonio doctor says data shows Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids is safe, effective

With the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorizing the emergency use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11, in Texas, that could mean up to 2.9 million children are eligible for the vaccine.

Gaming expo PAX South wonโ€™t return to San Antonio โ€˜for foreseeable future,โ€™ officials say

Gamers wonโ€™t be gathering in San Antonio anymore for one of the largest gaming events in the country after PAX South announced that it is officially coming to an end.

We asked you to tell us about your pandemic pregnancies. Your responses are heart-wrenching, haunting and touching.

Last summer, we asked: โ€œAre you or your partner pregnant -- or have you delivered in the past few months?โ€ ... โ€œWe want to hear from you.โ€

Diabetics among those who could benefit from new Merck COVID-19 treatment

Itโ€™s not a preventative. Rather, itโ€™s an actual treatment that Merck says shows promise in preventing COVID-19 from replicating and spreading through your body. That means fewer complications for those at higher risk of dying from the disease, such as diabetics and those over the age of 65.

Resale market thriving during pandemic despite lack of workers in San Antonio area

The pandemic, inflation and a drive by younger generations to be kinder to earth is driving sales up for resale, consignment businesses.

San Antonio restaurant The Pig Stand hits 100 years of business

Itโ€™s been a tough year for all businesses because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but through the struggles, thereโ€™s reason to celebrate for The Pig Stand. Theyโ€™ve made it to a century of serving customers.

COVID-19 deaths eclipse 700,000 in US as delta variant rages

Itโ€™s a milestone that by all accounts didnโ€™t have to happen this soon.

Working remote: How to get a promotion from home

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire)โ€“ Since the pandemic, the number of home-based workers has surged. A new study revealed that by 2025, more than 36 million Americans will be working remotely.

CDCโ€™s urgent warning confirms San Antonio doctorsโ€™ concern for unvaccinated pregnant women

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is pushing even harder for unvaccinated pregnant women to get their COVID-19 shot due to the severe health risks the delta variant may impose on them and their unborn children.

Did you lose a loved one to COVID-19? This is your chance to share that personโ€™s story with the world

Maybe it was when the pandemic first arrived in the United States, or perhaps it only happened in recent weeks or months. But if you lost a friend or family member to COVID-19, and youโ€™d like to memorialize that personโ€™s legacy, we invite you to share more.

Suicide rates during pandemic decreased nationally, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reports

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reports national figures show that the suicide rate in the U.S. has declined 6% since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

San Antonio lawyer weighs in on vaccine mandate concerns

On the heels of President Joe Bidenโ€™s announcement that all employers with over 100 employees and those who work for the federal government now must get the Covid-19 vaccine, one local lawyer is addressing some questions that have surfaced in response.

Hereโ€™s what we know so far about Delta, Mu, other COVID-19 variants tracked by San Antonio researchers

A researcher with Texas Biomed Research Institute says scientists around the world are studying and monitoring the mutation of COVID-19 to see what new clusters of variants stick around.

Cornyn, McCaul urge incentives for semiconductor production

Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Mike McCaul spoke in support of federal incentives for the domestic manufacturing of semiconductor chips after the pandemic highlighted the potential weaknesses in the global supply chain.

Return of tourists to San Antonio this summer gave businesses a much-needed boost

Visit San Antonio says the Alamo City has seen a huge resurgence in business, especially in occupancy, this summer.

Whatโ€™s Up South Texas!: Cibolo business feeds hundreds during pandemic through pay-it-forward program

A Cibolo couple did not let the pandemic stop them from serving essential workers a free meal thanks to a pay-it-forward idea their son thought of years ago.

Those with substance use disorder found it challenging to continue with needed services during pandemic, reports say

Individuals with a substance use disorder found it challenging to continue needed services during the pandemic, reports say.

Is your alcohol consuming you? During pandemic frequency of drinking has gone up

During the pandemic, frequency of drinking alcohol has gone up,

What did your office look like when you returned to work for the first time?

It seems like more and more people are heading back to the office in some capacity, and it probably felt a little bit foreign for those who havenโ€™t seen their co-workers in real life in more than a year.

Baptist Health System offering โ€˜Tele-ERโ€™ visits amid long emergency room wait times

COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Bexar County and so do the numbers of hospitalizations and visitations to the emergency room.

Leading SA: UT Health SA doctor says 97% of COVID-19 patients in area hospitals are unvaccinated

Hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 patients across the country and throughout Bexar County due to the Delta variant.

San Antonio man says he may experience homelessness after end of eviction moratorium

A San Antonio man is worried he may experience homelessness after the federal eviction moratorium expires Saturday night.

City leaders say emergency rental assistance still available despite eviction moratorium ending

City leaders are reassuring people there are still emergency housing assistance funds left in San Antonio.

San Antonio urgent care clinics reaching capacity due to uptick in COVID-19 cases

Itโ€™s not only major hospitals that are seeing more COVID-19 patients in San Antonio. Some local urgent care clinics are also reaching capacity.

Need a passport? It could take 5 months

If you need a passport any time soon, good luck. It can take up to 18 weeks, according to the U.S. State Department.

Corazon Clinic focuses vaccine efforts on homeless population in San Antonio

A community agency continues its effort in administering COVID-19 vaccinations for the homeless

Sparked by pandemic fallout, homeschooling surges across US

Some U.S. parents say they're planning to continue to homeschool their children, even as schools resume in-person classes.

Texas legislators pen letter to Gov. Abbott, urging him to reconsider mask mandates in schools

Texas House legislators are urging Gov. Greg Abbott to reconsider mask mandates in schools and funding for virtual education due to the uptick in COVID-19 cases in the state.

New slang words like โ€˜zaddyโ€™ and โ€˜yeetโ€™ have been added to the dictionary

Staying up to date with the latest slang may be a side hustle for some, and Dictionary.com is trying to keep up with its new additions for summer 2021.

Northside ISD prepares for upcoming school year amid rise in COVID-19 cases

As COVID-19 cases rise and the Delta variant continues to make its way across the state, concerns vary among parents, students and staff members in the Northside Independent School District area.

Why televisits with veterinarians will become more common post-pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic changed a lot of things going forward, one of which is the way pet owners and veterinarians interact during visits.

Uvalde County health officials push vaccine education as infections rise

Uvalde Health officials are taking steps to increase the vaccination rates as an increase in cases continues. Health officials say they're working with area health providers, schools and other community members to make the vaccines more readily available.

Bike ride across San Antonio stops at murals aimed to promote COVID-19 vaccine awareness

Art and exercise -- itโ€™s the latest creative way the City of San Antonio is encouraging people to get their COVID-19 vaccine.

Sticker Shock: Rising cost of the pandemic

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire)โ€“ Toilet paper was a hard-to-find commodity at the height of the pandemic. Now that supply has caught up with demand, prices are skyrocketing. Some major toilet paper brands say they will be raising prices by almost ten percent in the next couple of months.

My pandemic post-pregnancy: โ€˜People donโ€™t realize how lonely the NICU experience can beโ€™

In 2016, Valerie Collignon gave birth at 35 weeks, which resulted in a week-long NICU stay that she described as โ€œtraumatizing.โ€

Leading SA: University Healthโ€™s Dr. Jason Bowling addresses concerns surrounding Delta variant

Despite the loosening restrictions, the COVID-19 pandemic is still far from over, especially with the Delta variant causing an uptick in cases and hospitalizations across the globe.

KSAT couple suffers miscarriage during COVID-19 pandemic, opens up to break stigma

For months, KSAT has been covering topics surrounding pregnancy and infertility during the pandemic. Those stories inspired a member of the KSAT family to come forward with his experience with miscarriage during the pandemic.

Get ready to feel the heat. A supply shortage is impacting air conditioning companies in San Antonio.

A shortage in air conditioning parts is impacting Texans as the summer heats up and the AC units crank up.

Did you adopt a pet during the pandemic? We want to see

Being home for those first couple months of the pandemic really made for a lot of free time for some, and wasnโ€™t it the perfect time to adopt a new puppy or kitty?

Fourth of July fireworks spectacular returning to New Braunfels this year

After a yearlong hiatus due to the pandemic, the Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular is coming back to New Braunfels and city officials say this year will be bigger and better than ever.

Employer offers incentives on top of good wages but gets โ€˜no takers,โ€™ he says

A large banner hangs by the front door to B&B Smokehouse, offering the barbecue and all the trimmings itโ€™s been selling for decades on the South Side.

Samples are coming back to all H-E-B stores this weekend

If youโ€™re planning to scour the aisles of an H-E-B store this weekend, weโ€™ve got good news: the free food samples are returning!

Pandemic dreaming: Experts say dreams may help brain cope

One researcher at Tufts University says vivid images are part of the brainโ€™s response to the pandemic and can subconsciously dampen fears of lockdown.

Supply and demand: A closer examination of the global chip shortage

Have you recently gone to a store to purchase an updated phone model? Or, maybe you were hoping to get your hands on the latest gaming systems and shelves were empty?

Current COVID-19 protocols remain in place in Bexar County Courthouse complex

An executive order from Texas Governor Greg Abbott that says counties can no longer require or demand wearing masks in the courthouse went into effect Friday.

KSAT Q&A: Dr. Berggren discusses effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines against other variants

Dr. Ruth Berggren, of the Long School of Medicine at UT Health San Antonio, joins KSAT Q&A to discuss the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines against other variants.

Ditch the guilt and become a power mom

Many moms are feeling more powerless than powerful

Hereโ€™s how to turn your quarantine clutter into cash

Consumers spent more online in 2020 than in 2019

U.S. birth rates last year saw the largest single-year decrease in nearly 50 years

The coronavirus pandemic caused 2020 to have the lowest birth rates in decades.

Night shift workers are more likely to be admitted to a hospital with coronavirus, study says

Night shift workers are up to three times more likely to be admitted to a hospital with coronavirus, according to a new study by researchers at Manchester University.

Decades-old San Antonio small business counting on Fiesta sales to survive

A year after Amols' had to close its doors to customers at peak Fiesta season, the small business is seeing customers and hope return.

Childrenโ€™s Ballet of San Antonio to perform in front of live audience since start of pandemic

So much repetition and attention to detail is put into rehearsing every move for a performance.

People are eating more snacks due to pandemic stress

Frito-Lay says its seen sales surge in the last year.

Hereโ€™s how the inside of your home plays a role in your daily mood, productivity

Experts say the way your home is decorated may play a role in productivity.

SA Metro Health offers COVID-19 mobile vaccine clinics

San Antonio Metro Health is upping its efforts with making the COVID-19 vaccine easily available for communities all over the city.

Volunteers needed to help build homes with Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity has had to scale down their 2021 goal of home builds due to the decrease of volunteers and increase in material costs. Find out how to help.

Disinfecting technologies under study at Texas Biomed

The U.S. Department of Defense is funding two studies by the Texas Biomedical Research Institute to find effective, long-term ways to disinfect surfaces and the air indoors contaminated by the coronavirus and other pathogens.

San Antonioโ€™s homeless community is becoming more visible after the pandemic

Victor Mesquiti with Alamo Collision Center LLC says he noticed a crowd of homeless people begin to gather across the street from his business under Loop 410 and Jackson Keller Road about three years ago.

Businesses struggle to hire enough employees to open at capacity one month after Texasโ€™ reopening

Many local businesses still can not operate at total capacity because they cannot find enough employees to hire.

Health care workers optimistic as COVID-19 units start to dwindle amid declining cases in Bexar County

Health care professionals say theyโ€™re optimistic the effects of the pandemic will improve by the summer as the number of infections drops in our area, leading to the closure of some COVID-19 units at some San Antonio hospitals.

Help us report the story: How are you doing with your mental health?

Nurses, doctors and hospital staffers who have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic have witnessed some incredibly tough moments over the past year, many involving death and despair.

โ€˜It takes a lot out of youโ€™: Texas woman shares caregiving concerns with President Biden in video chat

A Texas woman had a conversation with President Joe Biden this week over video chat to discuss the challenges of being a caregiver during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What goes in a vaccine, anyway? This list of ingredients from the CDC will explain

With all the discussion about COVID-19 vaccine production, distribution, side effects and effectiveness, itโ€™s fair to wonder one thing about modern-day vaccines as a whole: What goes into them?

Hereโ€™s how you can help someone without transportation get to a vaccine appointment

Getting the COVID-19 vaccine is so important to so many people right now.

Am I OK? Hereโ€™s a self-help checkup for mental health

While mental health awareness is growing, many signs of decline are easy to overlook. Experts say we should be checking up on our minds the same way we do our bodies, even if we feel okay.

One year later, San Antonio Food Bank commemorates largest emergency food distribution

On April 9, 2020, thousands of residents waited for hours at the parking lot of Traderโ€™s Village to receive meals from the San Antonio Food Bank. It became the largest domestic emergency food distribution in the nation.

What has the last year been like for strawberry growers in Poteet?

Strawberry growers in Poteet had to get creative in their sale approach after last year's Poteet Strawberry Festival was cancelled due to the pandemic. They're hopeful this year's sales will help buy more plants.

Extremist groups using pandemic isolation to lure people of all ages, anti-extremism nonprofit says

A nonprofit group is helping raise awareness about the increase in extremism in the United States and the need for loved ones to seek help before itโ€™s too late.

US Army veteran from San Antonio dies of COVID-19 while in Peru

In the middle of the public health crisis in Peru, the family of a U.S. Army veteran from San Antonio is working to bring his remains back to the states.

San Antonio high school seniors looking forward to in-person graduation ceremonies

Now that there are no state-mandated COVID-19 restrictions, some San Antonio high school seniors are looking forward to a traditional graduation ceremony.

How the pandemic helped me kick my coffee addiction

One cup. Two cups. Three cups. Another? Sure, why not?

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