Valerie Gomez

KSAT Explains: The debate over body cameras

Across the country, in response to officers killing people they come into contact with, there have been growing demands for police reform. Part of the debate centers arou...

Family of Charles Roundtree, teen killed by SAPD, raises questions as new footage surfaces

It’s been more than two years since 18-year-old Charles “Chop” Roundtree was shot and killed by San Antonio Police Department Officer Steve Casanova. For Roundtree’s fami...

Family fights for release of body cam footage months after combat veteran fatally shot by BCSO deputy

The family of a former combat veteran who was shot and killed by a Bexar County Sheriff’s deputy is on a mission to get the body-worn camera footage of the deadly encount...

KSAT Explains: The flavors and evolution of Mexican Candy

From the sweet, to the sour, to the spicy, the flavors of Mexican candy are familiar to most South Texans.

San Antonio dulcerias, mangonada shop owners say business is booming

Mexican candy has become mainstream, and that could be helping local candy shops and other novelty food shops grow their business.

KSAT Explains: Why San Antonio has declared racism a public health crisis

San Antonio has declared racism a public health crisis. What does that mean?

The reason cities across the nation are declaring racism a public health crisis, explained

San Antonio declared racism a public health crisis in August.

KSAT Explains: Why this Election Day will be unlike any other

Election day 2020 will be unlike any other in history. In this episode of KSAT Explains, we look at changes at the polls amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the volatile polit...