Week in 210: Metro Health director resigns, Gov. Greg Abbott rolls back reopening phasesIt's been another busy week in San Antonio, and we're taking a look back on some of the biggest local stories we've covered since Sunday.
Myra Arthur returns to KSAT after birth of second childVeteran KSAT anchor Myra Arthur will return to your TV Wednesday as she heads back to work after the birth of her second child.
Local nonprofit offers homeless community vaccines, vet care for dogs Local nonprofit offers homeless community vaccines, vet care for dogs
The 9@9: Local hail damage claims; George Floyd protests; Unemployment numbersThe 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here’s what’s trending tonight.
The 9@9: Local hail damage claims; George Floyd protests; Unemployment numbersThe 9@9: Local hail damage claims; George Floyd protests; Unemployment numbers
Gordon Hartman, CEO of Morgan's Wonderland, discusses why the park will not reopen this yearGordon Hartman, CEO of Morgan's Wonderland, discusses why the park will not reopen this year
Emotional, inspiring graduation for foster students, young moms living at SJRC TexasPeople told these students the odds were not in their favor, yet five teens and young adults are now high school graduates, looking toward bright futures.
Medical experts say there will be a second wave of coronavirus. But when?Medical experts say there will be a second wave of coronavirus. But when?
Skyrocketing unemployment rates, data show Hispanics are hardest hit economically during coronavirus pandemic The coronavirus pandemic is leading to a staggering number of job losses across the country and Hispanics have been hit particularly hard, according to a recent Washingto...
Your coronavirus questions answered: Dr. Ruth Berggren talks about Remdesivir in San Antonio and how the city is fighting to stop the spread of the coronavirus
The 9@9- 05/25/19- How COVID-19 has impacted Brazil, Memorial Day observationsThe 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here's what's trending tonight.
Students in China send thousands of masks, message of support to San Antonio A few months ago, students from San Antonio wrote letters of support to people affected by the coronavirus in San Antonio’s sister city, Wuxi, China. Now, those students ...
FBI, Secret Service agents looking for COVID-19 scammers in San Antonio areaFBI, Secret Service agents looking for COVID-19 scammers in San Antonio area
San Antonio native Jesse Borrego to discuss experiences, life as Latino actor during Woodlawn Theatre masterclassFrom San Antonio’s South Side to Hollywood to the streets of New York City, actor Jesse Borrego has been a fixture of film and television. Now he wants to share what he’s...
San Antonio native Jesse Borrego to discuss experiences, life as Latino actor during Woodlawn Theatre masterclassFrom San Antonio’s south side to Hollywood to the streets of New York City, actor Jesse Borrego has been a fixture of film and television.
Legal aid attorneys prepare for increase in caseload when eviction hearings begin in JuneWith eviction hearings starting in Bexar County in June, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid attorneys have been preparing by setting up referral sources with community partners.
A warning to those heading to San Antonio Parks this holiday weekendA warning to those heading to San Antonio Parks this holiday weekend
Explained: Phase II of Abbott’s plan to reopen Texas; Rules for bars, bowling alleysBars, bowling alleys and bingo halls. They are some of the latest businesses that are allowed to reopen Friday across Texas.
San Antonio Central Library celebrates 25th AnniversarySan Antonio Central Library celebrates 25th Anniversary
Understand: What does Reopen Texas' phase 2 look like?Understand: What does Reopen Texas' phase 2 look like?
Your coronavirus questions answered: Dr. Larry Schlesinger, President and CEO of Tx Biomedical Research Institute answers viewer questionsYour coronavirus questions answered: Dr. Larry Schlesinger, President and CEO of Tx Biomedical Research Institute answers viewer questions
Treating children with multisystem inflammatory syndromeTreating children with multisystem inflammatory syndrome
The 9@9: Remdesivir in San Antonio hospitals; Deadly virus threatens US rabbit populationThe 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here’s what’s trending tonight.
San Antonio school districts struggle to reach every studentsSan Antonio school districts struggle to reach every students
UTSA engineers create innovative breathing tube in effort to battle COVID-19 in futureWith the spread of the novel coronavirus, a group of UTSA engineers set out to solve a problem in the medical community and try to help people who become infected with CO...
Doctor, pastor discusses experience serving on health, economic transition teamsDr. Kenneth Kemp, a local pulmonary critical care physician and pastor, discussed his experience after serving on the city and county's health and economic transition tea...
How senior citizens who need help running errands can avoid scammers Older people in Bexar County may need a helping hand to get groceries or pay bills, and sometimes they rely on strangers' kindness to get these errands done. But there ar...
How senior citizens who need assistance with running errands can avoid scammers How senior citizens who need assistance with running errands can avoid scammers
2 Texas teens ensuring foster kids graduating from high school feel celebrated, lovedPandemic disrupting celebrations for 500 Texas foster teens graduating from high school
Pastor on health and economic transition teams shares experiencePastor on health and economic transition teams shares experience
UTSA engineering group working on new breathing tube designUTSA engineering group working on new breathing tube design
The 9@9: Pier 1 to close stores for good; Thailand monkeys face food shortageThe 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here’s what’s trending tonight.
Can’t create a Facebook avatar? These may be the reasonsCan’t create a Facebook avatar? These may be the reasons
Coronavirus SAQ: Jeret Pena explains how the local bar industry is handling the new guidelines announced by the governorCoronavirus SAQ: Jeret Pena explains how the local bar industry is handling the new guidelines announced by the governor
New Braunfels Fire Department to begin conducting COVID-19 tests at nursing homesThe New Braunfels Fire Department will begin conducting COVID-19 tests at four of Comal County’s six nursing homes.
The 9@9: COVID-19 vaccine promised by end of year; Texas massage therapists can operate under doctor’s orders
The 9@9: COVID-19 vaccine promised by end of year; Texas massage therapists can operate under doctor’s orders
UTSA professor says introducing herd immunity to combat COVID-19 would be ‘morally irresponsible’Dr. Juan Gutierrez said based on his research and the research of others, herd immunity is not an option for the novel coronavirus.
The 9@9: Florida skydivers injured; Masses to resume in ItalyThe 9@9 features some of the biggest stories making headlines at home, around the country and across the globe. Here’s what’s trending tonight.
Local staffing agency, resume writing companies helping people find jobs amid COVID-19 pandemicStaffing agencies and resume writers continue to work to help people find new jobs amid the millions lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Your coronavirus questions answered: Mayor Ron Nirenberg takes viewer questionsYour coronavirus questions answered: Mayor Ron Nirenberg takes viewer questions
