A San Antonio photographer is giving nursing home residents the royal treatment — turning seniors into queens and kings for a day with jeweled crowns, full makeovers and glamorous portraits.

Everyone likes to feel special. On Friday, about a dozen senior citizens at The Village of the Incarnate Word didn’t just feel special — they felt like royalty, and got the crowns to match.

According to Bexar County officials, another mosquito has tested positive for the West Nile Virus, making this the third case for the county. Officials say the mosquito was found near Highway 90 and Cagnon Road.

Dr. Jason Bowling, a hospital epidemiologist with University Health and infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio answers frequently asked questions about the COVID illness and the vaccine.

The Texas Eats team takes you inside the newest Pinstack location on the far North Side of San Antonio.

Why are so many children sick right now? Dr. Mandie Tibball Svatek, University Health pediatric hospitalist and UT Health SA associate professor answers some of parents' most asked questions.

Questions about the monkeypox vaccine have flooded our KSAT Trust Index inbox: "Who needs it? Is it the same as the smallpox vaccine? Will the old vaccines still work?"

The latest question into the KSAT Trust Index has to do with the COVID-19 vaccines that have now been fully approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which include the Pfizer and Moderna shots.

University Health Epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling answers questions about whether COVID and the COVID-19 vaccine affects fertility.

The availability of COVID therapies like remdesivir, monoclonal antibodies, and oral antivirals are running low. Local doctors are calling for more availability.

Nursing and professional bowling aren’t usually found on the same resume.

“Vaccine arm” or “shot shivers?” Whatever you call your post-vaccine symptoms, doctors say the effects of the COVID-19 shot are entirely custom-made according to your immune system, and there is nothing to be feared.

SAN ANTONIO – It’s a question that many people are asking -- when will we see a COVID-19 vaccine? Bowling also compared the similarities and differences between COVID-19 and the 1918 flu and discussed what the medical field has learned in the past century in terms of how to respond to diseases. But some differences that are important with that flu pandemic back in 1918 - they didn’t have any treatments. There were differences in how people approached 1918 pandemic flu. What are some of the lessons of the 1918 flu?

SAN ANTONIO Six months into the coronavirus pandemic, San Antonians are still researching the effectiveness of commonly used face masks, as well as their cost, comfort and practicality. Heres a breakdown of the pros and cons of N95s, surgical masks, bandanas, cloth masks and other commonly used face amouns, including the controversy over neck gaiters. Bowling said the neck gaiter is appropriate for outdoor activities, but that people should not wear it for protection indoors. Theyre not as protective as cloth masks or surgical masks, Bowling said. Surgical masksThese masks, which have been around for a long time, protect against large respiratory droplets, Bowling said.

Bowling alleys reopen in Texas ahead of Memorial Day weekendPublished: May 22, 2020, 12:55 pmTexans now have the option to kickoff the holiday weekend at businesses including bars, bingo halls, skating rinks and bowling alleys.

Bowling alleys reopen in Texas ahead of Memorial Day weekendPublished: May 22, 2020, 12:55 pmTexans now have the option to kickoff the holiday weekend at businesses including bars, bingo halls, skating rinks and bowling alleys.