Jeremy Baker is a Meteorologist/Anchor/Reporter at KIII 3NEWS. He covers a range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, and healthcare, with a particular focus on health and wellness, nutrition, and the impact of the Coronavirus. Jeremy has been featured in several outlets including KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA), KYTX CBS19, KBMT/K-JAC 12News, KENS 5, and KAGS-TV.
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San Antonio, United States (Local)
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Jeremy Baker's coverage primarily focuses on local health-related topics, such as battling plaque psoriasis, getting boosters for COVID-19, and preventing diabetic retinopathy. His articles often cite data to support his points.
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By: Jeremy Baker
The BBB says watch out for these popular holiday scams.
By: Jeremy Baker
With fewer inspections experts say more accidents resulting in higher insurance rates are possible
If left unchecked, permanent vision damage is likely. SAN ANTONIO — Most people know that as we get older our eyesight becomes a little less clear.
We spoke with the mother of a nine-year-old boy who is worried about several illnesses, including the norovirus.
By: Jeremy Baker
Kids should always ride in the back seat through the age of 12
Making sure your battery, tires and fluids are in tip top shape is a must this season.
Making customers pay immediately and over the phone is a huge red flag.
Many in the area are not taking advantage of free classes and support as they raise their baby.
Experts say we aren't expecting a tripledemic of flu, RSV and COVID. SAN ANTONIO — Flu rates are very high nationwide, according to the CDC.
Once the child reaches 12 months, it should be safe to put a loose blanket inside.
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