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- Episode 106: ‘History in the making:’ COVID-19 vaccinations begin
Investigative reporter Marina Starleaf Riker joins the show to talk about her ongoing coverage of the rollout of the Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines in San Antonio.
13 min - 16 min
- Episode 104: Pentagon puts San Antonio on short list in race for Space Command headquarters
Senior reporter Sig Christenson covers the military and veterans, he's on the show today to talk about his latest article.
The Air Force said Thursday that San Antonio had made its short list for cities competing to be the new home of U.S. Space Command’s headquarters. The Alamo City was among six cities on the list and was the only Texas site to make the list.
16 min - Episode 103: ‘Boogaloo Boy’ from San Antonio reacts to being jailed without bail
When a federal judge ordered a Boogaloo Boy held without bail Thursday on a charge of illegally possessing a firearm, citing his failure to appear in court for an unrelated offense and “an attitude of lack of respect for authority,” Cameron Emerson Casey Rankin reacted with an outburst.
14 min - Episode 102: Dozens of S.A. restaurants opening in 2020. Are owners insane?Are the owners insane? Not exactly. Despite shutdowns and a pandemic that won’t quit, there are solid business reasons for opening a restaurant this year. Taste team reporter Paul Stephen explains the logic behind new restaurant openings.
Read more: 'It's not for everybody': Meet the San Antonians who opened a restaurant during the pandemic16 min - Episode 101: Playing football during a pandemic takes creativity, flexibilityWhen it comes to high school football this season, the main thing is being ready to play — even on a Tuesday. Sports writer David Hinojosa lays out the creative scheduling and other adjustments teams across the state are making as they deal with the new norms put on by COVID-19. Read more: Are you ready for some weekday football?14 min
- Episode 100: New trends in San Antonio’s dining scene thanks to COVID
Express-News restaurant writer Mike Sutter elaborates on the latest trends in San Antonio’s restaurant dining scene and the struggles to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic. Expect to see streamlined menus and less staff, more outdoor seating, continued focus on curbside, delivery and makeshift drive-thrus.
Read more: The new trends in San Antonio’s restaurant dining scene as its been impacted by coronavirus pandemic16 min - Episode 99: How lawsuits over deadly San Marcos fire direct blame to one man
Ryon Wayne Castro, 31, has not been charged and is not a focus of the ongoing criminal investigation of the arson that killed five people in a San Marcos apartment fire two years ago. But those being sued in the fire’s aftermath are blaming him. Express-News journalist Peggy O'Hare explains the intricacies of the case and the challenges she faced reporting it.
Read more about the fatal fire near Texas State University.
15 min - Episode 98: Early voting in San Antonio
‘What difference does it make if I vote? A lot’ — San Antonio voters turn out in force for Day Two of early balloting
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Map: Early voting sites in Bexar County
Tracking Covid-19 by the number in S.A.
FAQ: Voting in Bexar County
Interactive Map: San Antonio COVID-19 testing sites that don’t require a doctor’s referral
14 min - Episode 97: A Grunt Style Reckoning
A Grunt Style Reckoning
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