Jeremy Baker is a journalist for KENS-TV, focusing on local news in San Antonio, Texas. His articles cover a range of topics, including health and wellness, community events, and investigative reporting. Jeremy's work has also been featured in KXTV-TV in Sacramento, CA, and he has made appearances on KIII 3NEWS.
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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
High food costs right now are largely thanks to inflation SAN ANTONIO — High food prices. Thanks to inflation we're all paying more at the grocery store.
Here's why now is the perfect time to bring awareness to bone health. SAN ANTONIO — Osteoporosis is considered a "silent disease" in the sense that most people don't know they have it until a bone breaks.
If a doctor suspects possible cancer, a non-invasive at-home test helps determine the next step in days, rather than months.
By: Jeremy Baker
Texas is already adding more solar annually than California. SAN ANTONIO — The first half of 2024 was a huge year in solar, with Texas reaping the benefits.
By: Jeremy Baker
Whatever legislation she comes up with would have to go through Congress first.
TxDOT says various alternating lane closures will be required to complete the replacement of bridge joints on the upper level of eastbound I-10.
The Edwards Aquifer continues to sit well below normal, according to experts.
By: Jeremy Baker
We speak with two high school students taking an alternative route to their careers after graduation.
By: Jeremy Baker
The more you know about healthcare the better your health can be.
By: Jeremy Baker
Getting you and your passengers to safety is a must if you can do so, here's what expert say can help get you out of harms way.
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