San Antonio Express-News - 2022-01-04

• City’s virus cases soar as year begins
• Students back in S.A. schools amid COVID surge, absent staff
• Schumer vows changes to pass voting laws
• We can’t lose faith even as we fight new variant
• Texas pushing FAFSA ahead of deadline
• Police admit to some ‘Trump Train’ texts
• ‘I have changed my life’: Mother fights addiction for her children
• Driver charged in death of baby born after Dec. 24 crash
• Surgeon turns to former trainee for procedure
• Congress’ doctor urges telework amid surge
• Heavy snow shuts D.C. offices, schools
• Child benefit ends as COVID-19 surges anew
• Tunisia bracing for ‘a very painful year’
• Allies of Iran take ship, hack newspaper
• Fed police reform would trickle down
• Street crime that distorts politics, policy on rise again
• Immunosupp­ressed search for extra shots
• Over 400 Texans have sued utilities over blackouts
• Thousands of flights canceled, delayed as the workweek begins
• Starbucks: Workers must have shots or tests
• Classic Blackberry devices reach their ‘end of life date’
• PAUL T. KURAS
• ARTHUR LEE ADAMS
• Prices for used vehicles soar past rational
• Airlines warn of flight delays amid clash over 5G towers
• ‘Special guy’ Carr starts to show why
• Shiffrin cleared for World Cup
• Houston suspends Porter, Wood
• TUESDAY’S GAME
• Interest level rises as eventful offseason looms
• Bears’ Nagy keeps focus on last game
• This is not a laughing matter
• Green Bay happy to say hello to bye
• Baylor continues firm hold on top spot
• Aggies believe they’re capable of exceeding SEC expectatio­ns
• Williams enters transfer portal; Sooners still in play
• WHAT TO WATCH
• How to keep sweaters from being damaged
• NEWS OF THE WEIRD
• Half-sister pushes reader to share painful memories
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

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