SAN ANTONIO – Long COVID has become a more common term as people worldwide who had mild to severe COVID-19 have had strange symptoms that linger for months or even years.

The latest COVID-19 news from the San Antonio area. COVID Updates: San Antonio officials reported 3,002 new cases Sunday — by far the most in one day MySA Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

SAN ANTONIO — Coronavirus hospitalizations in the San Antonio region have dipped below 300 for the first time in a month, and August is off to a more stable start in regards to new infections ...

San Antonio surpasses 150,000 coronavirus cases as the winter surge of COVID-19 kills more residents and threatens to cripple area hospitals. Lisa Krantz/Staff photographer Jan. 20, 2021 ...

WellMed Hotline booked: As of Wednesday, Feb. 3, all available doses of the COVID-19 vaccine being offered at San Antonio senior centers have been spoken for and scheduled, according to a post on ...

San Antonio’s South Side Latino residents are more likely to get infected and die of COVID-19. ... at least 15 of their family members were hospitalized with COVID-19 in San Antonio.

San Antonio and Bexar County officials held a press conference Wednesday afternoon to discuss the jump in the COVID-19 positivity rate. The city's positivity rate skyrocketed to 11.2 percent this ...

Texas’ first case of the new coronavirus was discovered right here in San Antonio one year ago Friday — back when there were only 15 confirmed COVID-19 cases throughout the U.S.

SAN ANTONIO — It is hard to believe that Tuesday marks five years since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic. Five years later, with the ...

APRIL 8, 2020 — There is little doubt that the new coronavirus has already radically transformed life in San Antonio. The impacts of the virus have reverberated throughout our community, whether it’s ...

SAN ANTONIO — From lockdowns to mask mandates to social distancing, the pandemic protocols have unfortunately become a way of life for San Antonians. The pandemic began affecting the Alamo City ...

Five years ago, San Antonio kidney doctor Sayed Tabatabai was in a dark place. It was during those early, uncertain days of the pandemic. He had just shared a not-so-bright vision of a future ...