Gordan Hartman, a representative of Renew SA, joined the KSAT Q&A to discuss various propositions within the City of San Antonio Charter.

On this week’s edition of Doc Talk, UT Health San Antonio and University Health pediatric hospitalist Dr. Dina Tom joined KSAT 12 anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to answer viewers’ pediatric questions about bronchitis and sleeping among other topics.

CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital physician Dr. Courtney Smith joined KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Stephania Jimenez to answer viewers’ health pediatric questions on ear infections, iron levels and diabetes.

University Health medical director Dr. Leo Lopez joined KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to answer viewers’ health questions including tips to help treat scalp psoriasis, learning to control diabetes and ways that can help lower the risk of getting breast cancer.

Social media influencer Stephanie Guerra joins Friday’s KSAT Q&A to discuss weekend happenings in and around San Antonio.

Jim Jackson, co-chief investment officer of Victory Income Investors, appeared on the 6 O’Clock News to explain the recent stock market decline.

Dr. Jendi Haug, a pediatric emergency medicine physician with CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital, joined KSAT’s Doc Talk program on Thursday to answer viewers’ health questions.

Javier Oliva, a professor of instruction in the department of political science and geography at UTSA, joined the KSAT Q&A a day after President Biden and former President Donald Trump held their first debate.

On this week's edition of Doc Talk, University Health pediatric hospitalist and UT Health San Antonio Dr. Dina Tom joined KSAT 12 anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to answer viewers' questions.

University Health medical director Dr. Leo Lopez III joined KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to answer viewers’ health questions about hypertension, cholesterol and more.

Though you can vote in either party's primary election, election law states you have to stick with that party when you vote in the runoff.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said he’s angry that state leaders continue to make it easy for dangerous people to access weapons after two men shot and killed each other during the Fiesta De Los Reyes event at Market Square over the weekend. Despite the gun violence, the mayor assures the public that “Fiesta is safe.”

Parts of San Antonio and the Hill Country are in line to get a great view of the total eclipse.

The Republican Primary election ballot contains a list of propositions that have created some confusion for voters.

KSAT anchor Stephania Jimenez plans to host a town meeting on infertility amid a recent personal loss.

Dr. Carolina Solis-Herrera, chief of the endocrinology division at UT Health San Antonio, joined Leading SA on Sunday to discuss the world pandemic affecting our community.

Sarah Carabias Rush with greater:SATX Regional Economic Partnership joined Leading SA this Sunday to discuss city growth and job opportunities.

President and CEO of the food bank, Eric Cooper, joined Leading SA this weekend to explain it's new senior-focused initiative.

Submit your questions for healthcare professionals and tune in Thursdays at 6:30 to see them answered

The latest unemployment reading from Workforce Solutions Alamo shows an uptick, with a 4.3% rate in and around the San Antonio area. Adrian Lopez, CEO of Workforce Solutions Alamo, joined Leading SA to discuss recent trends.

Expansion plans are currently underway at the San Antonio International Airport as the facility continues to see a spike in travelers this year. Airport Director Jesus Saenz joined Leading SA to explain what we can expect and more details on its expansions on the horizon.

Eric Cooper, President and CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank, joined Leading SA to talk about Hunger Action Month and the ways to help.

City Manager Erik Walsh joined Leading SA to discuss the city's expected $3.7 billion budget and how the public can be involved with the allocation process.

Boerne Mayor Frankie Ritchie joined Leading SA to discuss how the city plans to grow responsibly and what comes next as he steps into his new role.

District 2 City Councilman Malen McKee-Rodriguez and District 10 City Councilman Marc Whyte joined Leading SA to discuss current council initiatives and planning for the budget.

SWBC Ad Valorem Tax Advisors President Gary Rivas joined anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to discuss the amount of property tax savings San Antonio homeowners can expect to save.

Real Estate Agent Ronnie Trevino with Keller Williams Heritage joined Leading SA to help break down the rise in interest rates for a 30-year-fixed mortgage and the impacts on the local housing market.

The organization has been hard at work setting the foundation for economic plans in our community. Chief Workforce Officer Romanita Matta-Barrera with Greater: SATX joined Leading SA to discuss plans for the future.

Dr. Jason Bowling, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, joined Leading SA to discuss what is happening and what families should know following confirmed cases of Malaria and Measles in Texas.

There have been a number of high-profile violent crimes over the last few weeks. San Antonio Chief of Police William McManus joined Leading SA to discuss why it is happening and the department’s response.

Port San Antonio has grown exponentially over the last five years, and there is even more on the horizon. Jim Perschbach, President and CEO of Port San Antonio, joined Leading SA to discuss progress and plans for the future.

We're asking viewers - including drivers, pedestrians and business owners - about solutions they've found to road closures, construction and other transportation challenges.

Steve Rosenauer, Executive Director of the Fiesta San Antonio Commission, joined Leading SA this weekend to discuss how it went and plans for future Fiestas.

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar joined Leading SA to discuss recent crime trends around our area, fighting fentanyl, school safety initiatives, and the top priorities he’s implementing to crack down on crime in the county.

We're asking viewers - including drivers, pedestrians and business owners - about solutions they've found to transportation.

What issue or candidate is motivating you to vote in the May 6 election? Do you have questions or concerns for candidates about issues or ballot measures that you’d like KSAT to get answered?

Dave Petersen, the Interim President and CEO of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, joined leading SA to discuss the trip’s history, goals, and logistics.

Sarah Esserleiu Khalil, Centro San Antonio Economic Development Director, joined Leading SA to discuss the new public database and the big projects on the horizon.

March 28 is Diabetes Alert Day, a one-day “wake-up call” that focuses on the seriousness of diabetes and the importance of understanding your risk. Dr. Carolina Solis-Herrera, Chief of the Endocrinology Division at UT Health San Antonio, joined Leading SA to discuss the issues across our community.

Max Kilger, the director of the Data Analytics Program at UTSA, joined Leading SA to talk all things cyber security, starting with TikTok.

Connie Gonzalez, the Chief Strategy Officer for Brooks, joined Leading SA to discuss the history, plans, and vision for the community.

Melanie McGuire, Chief Program Officer with the food bank joined Leading SA to explain the latest SNAP changes.

So, we want to know — what questions do you have about dealing with the problem of aggressive and/or stray dogs in San Antonio? What are your experiences with aggressive dogs in the city? And what solutions do you think the city should try?

Geekdom, a co-working space and technology hub in San Antonio, has created a new monthly San Antonio Startup Day event to help entrepreneurs turn their ideas into viable companies.

San Antonio unveiled the plans for the 2.5 billion dollar project for the San Antonio International Airport — and on top of the beautification aspect — what could this mean for our local economy? President and CEO of greater: SATX — Jenna Saucedo-Herrera, joined leading SA to explain our bright future.

The San Antonio Zoo is a staple of family-friendly fun in and around San Antonio, and there are big changes on the way!

He was a friend.

The Texas legislative session is now underway, and big decisions in the Capitol impact our finances.

Dr. Taylor Eighmy, President of UTSA, joined Leading SA to talk about what has helped with the growth and what comes next.

Business leaders from the San Antonio area shared some of their best advice and discussed community-related events on our KSAT Money Q&A series in 2022.

Maria Mendez, service and engagement reporter for the Texas Tribune, joins this edition of KSAT Q&A to answer your election questions.

Early voting is just around the corner, and there are competitive elections across Texas. Professor Jon Taylor, Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of Political Science and Geography at UTSA, joined Leading SA to dive into some election detail.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s a diseasae that so many families face around South Texas and across the nation.

Everything voters in San Antonio, Bexar and surrounding counties need to know about voting in the 2022 General Election on November 8

Whether you have questions on how to register to vote or about election system security, we want to hear them.

University Health director of hospital epidemiology Dr. Jason Bowling answers some of the most frequently asked questions about COVID-19, boosters, new vaccines and new CDC recommendations.

Leaders in the biggest school districts in the San Antonio area talk about their plans for keeping kids safe this school year.

We took your questions to your district leaders and received answers.

What questions do you have for school officials as kids prepare to go back to school? We’ll work to find the answers for you so you can start the new year feeling prepared and confident.

We’ve got a hefty bank of questions from listeners and viewers near and far and it’s time we got you some answers.

We’ve got a hefty bank of questions from listeners and viewers near and far and it’s time we got you some answers.

Dr. Mandie Svatek, a pediatric specialist at University Hospital, answered some commonly asked questions about the vaccine for children age 5 and under.

The only way laws can be changed in Texas right now is through a special legislative session. The only person with the authority to call a special session is Gov. Greg Abbott.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on May 24 for the primary runoff election.

University Health pediatric specialist, Dr. Mandie Svatek, answered some commonly asked questions as COVID cases across the U.S. and here in Bexar County begin to rise again.

The May 24 runoff election will decide races that did not have a majority winner during the March 1 primary.

On May 7 voters can weigh in on two state constitutional amendments as well as a city bond proposals in San Antonio. Several local school districts have bond issues on the ballot and there are some municipalities deciding on mayor and city council races.

Dr. Bryan Alsip, the chief medical officer with University Health System answered some frequently asked questions about COVID-19 boosters, how our immune system works and the latest mask guidance.

Though you can vote in either party's primary election, election law states you have to stick with that party when you vote in the runoff.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Bexar County voters can choose from any polling location.

The Texas primary marks the first midterm primary election of any U.S. state in 2022.

Many are wondering if they’ll still be able to vote. The answer is yes — if they are registered.

University Health Epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling answers commonly asked questions about the omicron variant, testing and vaccines.

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

University Health Epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling answered some frequently asked questions about the effectiveness of different kinds of masks.

There may not be a presidential election in 2022, but it’s still an important election year.

Your Election Questions Answered: Political parties and candidates are allowed to solicit mail ballots, but election workers are not.

The Republican Primary election ballot contains a list of propositions that have created some confusion for voters.

COVID-19 related hospitalizations have reached a new milestone as the omicron variant continues to surge in Bexar County.

With thousands of COVID-19 cases reported in San Antonio each day, and with even more cases arising across the nation, many are asking when this surge will end and when normalcy will begin again.

University Health’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bryan Alsip, answered some of the most-asked questions about COVID-19 and the new omicron variant, which now accounts for a majority of new cases.

Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, joined Thursday’s KSAT Q&A to discuss COVID-19 reinfection with the new variant, omicron’s effect on frontline health care workers and precautions to take for those who start showing symptoms and can't find a test.

New COVID-19 cases continue to surge in Bexar County this week, with more than 4,300 new cases reported on Tuesday.

Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, joined the KSAT Q&A on Thursday to discuss the latest rise in omicron COVID-19 cases and what people should do before seeking help at an emergency room.

Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, joined the KSAT Q&A on Thursday to discuss new developments about the omicron variant and to answer questions concerning the virus.

It’s the second most common cancer among women in the United States, and this week, it was center stage at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

Although there’s still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the new Omicron COVID-19 variant, health officials say that early data indicates the mRNA vaccines are still proving to be effective.

November is Adoption Awareness Month. More than 1,200 kids are looking for a permanent home in the San Antonio area.

In the video released on Friday, Dr. Jason Bowling addresses COVID-19 antibodies, breakthrough infections and why more kids are being hospitalized with COVID-19.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined Wednesday’s KSAT Q&A to discuss the new health directive that enforced a mask mandate in public schools and addressed a question many are asking right now -- "What happens if an entity doesn’t want to comply?"

Let us know what topic you want the KSAT Explains stream team to tackle next.

With the recent rise in the number of hospitalizations in San Antonio, coupled with a concern over the Delta variant, University Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Bryan Alsip answered a series of frequently asked questions.

KSAT Community and University Health doctors focus on factual information

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Ruth Berggren discussed how COVID-19 vaccines are working against the Delta variant during Thursday’s KSAT Q&A.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg gave an update on the city’s vaccination efforts as the Delta variant looms and called for changes in wake of the winter storm report in today’s KSAT Q&A.

“They sometimes just decide to swarm in large numbers,” a San Antonio-area entomologist said.

Reed Williams, chairman of Emergency Preparedness Committee, discussed findings of the February winter storm report and gave recommendations on how to prevent similar disasters in today’s KSAT Q&A.

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar discussed his plans to pay for the BCSO boat after it sparked controversy on today’s KSAT Q&A.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg discussed vaccine spots located at NIOSA and how the city is excelling in vaccination rates in today’s KSAT Q&A.

Dr. Tess Barton visits with Myra Arthur and Tim Gerber on the KSAT 12 6′Clock News on Thursday to talk about the COVID-19 vaccine for kids.