San Antonio allocates $909,000 from opioid settlements to Metro Health for initiatives to reduce overdoses, including distribution of Narcan kits and substance use outreach.

Nina Duran, a longtime resident of San Antonio's Vance Jackson Road area, remains rooted in her community despite the challenges of rapid development and its impact on local wildlife.

San Antonio's Senior Centers have been nationally accredited, indicating excellence in services for the elderly and positioning them among top facilities in the nation.

The Champion Charger Orchestra is set to perform a free concert at the Amphitheater behind the Boerne library on May 17, enhancing the city's cultural offerings.

The article explains the process of what happens to donated blood at the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center, including testing, processing, and usage in healthcare.

The San Antonio Water System is considering a shift from court citations to billing fees to discourage water rule violations as part of new conservation strategies.

San Antonio opens 11 pools early for the preseason on May 11, providing a free respite from the heat on weekends, with lap swimming available on weekdays at Woodlawn Lake Pool.

San Antonio's Metro Health has issued an ordinance mandating domestic violence information signage in restrooms of local businesses to provide resources to those in need.

UT Health - San Antonio held a ceremony honoring those who donated their bodies to science, marking the first such event since the pandemic and recognizing donations made since 2019.

H-E-B recalls APCO Brand Premium Chorizo due to possible plastic and metal contamination after a federal health alert. No injuries reported, but consumers advised to return or discard the product.

CHRISTUS Children's Hospital in San Antonio unveils advanced surgical rooms with robotic systems and infection control, aiming to improve care and reduce recovery times.

San Antonio has advanced pediatric medicine by defining a condition known as Conrad's Syndrome, helping recognize awareness in children who are "locked-in" following near-drownings.

Black women in San Antonio are taking control of their birthing experiences to combat high maternal mortality rates, amidst systemic healthcare failings.