How can a gun be removed from someone deemed to be a threat? KSAT ExplainsSome Texas lawmakers who oppose red flag laws have argued that we already have laws that can force someone to give up their guns, so why do we need more, and is that accurate? KSAT Explains.
What’s being done to protect one of the longest caves in Texas? KSAT ExplainsHoney Creek Spring Ranch is regarded as an area of ecological importance and is home to endangered to threatened species.
How do solar panels work and are they worth the investment? KSAT ExplainsThere is no shortage of sun during a south Texas summer, so why don’t we harness that energy to power our homes and businesses? The good news is, we are.
Will the San Antonio River ever be swimmable? KSAT ExplainsThe San Antonio River is mainly a tourist attraction, but there are dreams of making it a place people can swim one day.
Can we change the way we view solutions to gun violence? KSAT ExplainsExperts weigh in on what they believe could slow down and prevent the ongoing gun violence in this week's KSAT Explains episode.
How did the strip on Main Street become San Antonio’s gay district? KSAT ExplainsSan Antonio is rich in history from all walks of life. A small portion of that history can be found in the 1400 block of Main Street north of downtown.
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KSAT Explains: The Story of Charles Clifton Andrews, Jr.In this episode of KSAT Explains, Charles Clifton Andrews, Jr. shares his recollections as part of the History Harvest with the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum
