Watch out, San Antonio! A rabies case has been confirmed in a local animal. The city is urging residents to keep pets vaccinated and steer clear of any stray or wild animals to prevent potential spread.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 18 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
The SA Kids B.R.E.A.T.H.E. program has an annual budget of $827,702, funded by Metro Health, and is provided at no cost to participants.
Children with asthma and their families benefit from reduced healthcare costs, improved quality of life, and better educational outcomes.
Children with poorly controlled asthma face risks of severe health complications, missed school days, and reduced participation in activities.
A tropical depression formed in the eastern Gulf Sunday morning.
Water levels may temporarily fall before rising again, creating a false sense of security for people living near rivers and streams.
City Responds to Tornado and Severe Weather City of San Antonio (.gov)
EF-1 tornado crosses I-10 in San Antonio, damaging apartments and businesses KEYE
If you have been displaced, the American Red Cross is available to assist. You can call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767).
National Weather Service confirms 100 mph EF-1 tornado damaged northwest San Antonio; no injuries reported Texas Public Radio | TPR
A tornado confirmed by the National Weather Service touched down in San Antonio on Wednesday morning, causing damage on the north side. Here's what we know so far.
Tornado spotted in San Antonio area FOX 7 Austin
See it: Radar-confirmed tornado touches down near major Texas city as state battles relentless flash flooding FOX Weather
Severe Weather Update City of San Antonio (.gov)
More San Antonio-area cities added to Flash Flood Warning MySA
The governor said the July Fourth floods last year had a rainfall total of 20.29 inches. The expected rainfall for this storm is expected to be more than 30 inches.
New pictures detail tornado's damaging path through San Antonio MySA
As flash floods sweep across South Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott activates state emergency forces, urging caution as rescue efforts intensify amid dangerous conditions.
Live updates: One death reported as flash flooding triggers urgent warnings across southwest Texas, Hill Country The Texas Tribune
The Flood Watch expected to last for several days affects San Antonio and much of South-Central Texas, which could see flash flooding this week.
The July Fourth holiday has seen upwards of three times as many shooting calls reported to the San Antonio Police Department in recent years, officials said.
City of San Antonio Reminds People to Stop Celebratory Gunfire City of San Antonio (.gov)
Woman swept away by floodwaters in Bandera County found dead. Heavy rain threat continues south and east Texas Public Radio | TPR
West Nile virus detected months early in San Antonio mosquito trap Texas Public Radio | TPR
A city program is working to reduce the impact of childhood asthma, a leading cause of school absenteeism and hospital visits. The program provides home-based support and education to families.
The city is investing in parts to maintain and upgrade its automated flood warning system. This system is crucial for monitoring water levels and alerting residents to potential flood hazards, especially at low-water crossings.
A speaker advocated for continued city investment in street outreach modalities for substance use and HIV prevention, highlighting the effectiveness of community-based networks.
The city is enhancing its public health efforts through air monitoring grants and an expanded oral health program for children.
A new agreement will help distribute financial aid for insulin to community members with diabetes, particularly in high-disparity areas.
The city is extending a contract to keep a portal online that helps people find resources for substance use issues.
The Health and Wellbeing Committee highlighted a successful community health fair that provided services to residents.
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