San Antonio braces for unhealthy air on an Ozone Action Day, with officials advising vulnerable residents to limit outdoor activities due to expected high ozone levels.

Westover Hills Baptist Hospital is set to open in San Antonio this summer, offering emergency services and various specialties. It's located in a rapidly growing part of the city and aims to address healthcare gaps.

San Antonio mandates domestic violence resource signs in public restrooms as part of a citywide effort to address domestic violence, with non-compliance enforced primarily through complaints.

Clarity Child Guidance Center in San Antonio is opening eight pediatric psychiatric ICU rooms to address increasing demand for youth mental health services, with further expansion plans underway.

San Antonio faces an Ozone Action Day due to anticipated elevated pollution levels, and Metro Health advises residents to limit outdoor activities and reduce emissions.

San Antonio's TCEQ declares June 8 an Ozone Action Day, advising particularly vulnerable groups to stay indoors and suggesting community practices to reduce air pollution.

A retired Army chaplain, Norman Jones, was diagnosed with ALS after noticing difficulty in running, signaling a broader issue of muscle weakness, a symptom of this neurodegenerative disease.

The UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing hosted its 9th annual Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Symposium, focusing on recovery support via education and community resources.

The '#TalkAwayTheDark' campaign aims to reduce suicide rates by encouraging open conversations about mental health and recognizing early warning signs.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission advises healthcare facilities to update their emergency plans ahead of a predicted intense 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.

The Alamo Ranch neighborhood in San Antonio fosters a strong community spirit, hosting events and supporting local causes, catering to its growing population's needs.

Texas is restructuring its naloxone distribution amid supply issues, with Be Well Texas now leading the efforts, aiming for improved access and reliability in providing the overdose-reversing drug.

Edward Banos will become the President and CEO of University Health in San Antonio on July 1, succeeding George Hernández. Banos, with over 30 years of healthcare experience, will oversee the system's expansion, including new hospitals and clinics.