FRIDAY, JAN. 7 | San Antonio’s MLK March canceled; Schemers take advantage of testing demand

<p>San Antonio's annual Martin Luther King Jr. March, the<a href='https://www.kens5.com/article/news/community/2022-san-antonio-mlk-march-virtual-covid/273-5343de5c-d428-4504-a196-62731703f43a'> biggest event of its kind in the country</a> attracting hundreds of thousands of participants, is going virtual for <a href='https://www.kens5.com/article/news/community/2022-san-antonio-mlk-march-virtual-covid/273-5343de5c-d428-4504-a196-62731703f43a'>a second straight year</a> due to surging COVID-19 cases in the community.</p> <p>And if you’re trying to get <a href='https://www.kens5.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/fake-covid-19-testing-sites-popping-up-in-san-antonio-tips-to-tell-its-legitimate/273-64bde897-83ef-471f-a52d-559fce5fba7d'>tested for COVID-19</a>, the City of San Antonio is warning you to stay alert as they’ve been made aware of fake testing sites across town.</p> <p>Those stories and more in on KENS News NOW for Friday, Jan. 7.</p>