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KSAT Q&A: Rep Joaquin Castro discusses upcoming State of the Union address

Leading SA: San Antonio Zoo CEO, Tim Morrow, discusses upcoming changes

KSAT Q&A: San Antonio influencer shares things to do around the city

A legacy of love and leadership: A letter to Dr. Carey Latimore

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses school and road closures due to cold temperatures

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined Tuesday’s KSAT Q&A to discuss road conditions and decreasing temperatures.

KSAT Q&A: Gynecologic oncologist discusses cervical cancer risk factors

Dr. Yasmin Lyons, a gynecologic oncologist with the Mays Cancer Center at UT Health San Antonio's MD Anderson Cancer Center, joined KSAT's Q&A Thursday to discuss cervical cancer, including risk factors.

KSAT Q&A: Senator Gutierrez reflects on aftermath of Uvalde school shooting, new legislation

Senator Roland Gutierrez joined KSAT's Q&A to discuss the aftermath of the Uvalde school shooting and new legislation he's introduced.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses San Antonio's future energy plans

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined Tuesday's KSAT Q&A to discuss the CPS Energy board's latest decision to shut down its remaining coal plant and the city's future energy plans.

Leading SA: Interim President & CEO of San Antonio Chamber of Commerce discusses priorities, conversations with lawmakers

Dave Peterson, the Interim President & CEO of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, joined Leading SA to discuss their priorities and conversations with lawmakers.

KSAT Q&A: Things to do in San Antonio this weekend

Social media influencer Stephanie Guerra joins Friday's KSAT Q&A to discuss weekend events in the San Antonio area.

Leading SA: President of UTSA , Dr. Taylor Eighmy, discusses university growth

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

KSAT Q&A: Ex-US Rep. Will Hurd discusses Congress, border, Biden docs investigation

Former US Rep. Will Hurd joins Steve to talk about Congress, Title 42, the Biden docs investigation and other political issues.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses grant proposal for St. Mary's Strip businesses

Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses a grant proposal aiming to relieve financial pressure for businesses located on the St. Mary's Strip that were affected by construction and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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What is SAQ?

Welcome to SAQ, a place where you ask the KSAT newsroom questions about San Antonio and surrounding areas, and we do our best to find factual answers. Pretty simple, right?

What's with the name?

The name is our spin on FAQs. Frequently asked questions about San Antonio and South Texas. If you've wondered something about the city and surrounding area, odds are good others have wondered, too.

How it works

Use the form above to ask a question. It can be anything, from a vaccine-related question to an inquiry about an obscure city code. Ask a question about our history or something about the city’s future.

Your question may prompt a Defenders investigation or spark conversation during our morning show.

SAQ on air

Each weekday during our 6 p.m. newscast, anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur host a local expert or community leader to discuss your questions about a certain topic. We post all of those clips on this page.

KSAT Q&A: Sho Nakpodia of Dreamweek San Antonio

Sho Nakpodia, CEO of Dreamweek San Antonio, joins Steve and Myra to talk about this year's events.

KSAT Q&A: Politics insider Scott Braddock previews the Texas Legislature

Quorum Report editor breaks down what he expects to see in the 88th Texas Legislature.

KSAT Q&A: US Rep. Joaquin Castro talks about chaos electing new House leader

US Rep. Joaquin Castro of San Antonio talks with Steve and Myra about the chaos on the floor of the US House in electing a new leader

Best of KSAT Money Q&A in 2022

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.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses winter weather preparations, grid reliability

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg broke down city-wide preparations for the upcoming cold front and the resources available to the community. Nirenberg also reassured residents of the reliability of the San Antonio area power grid.

KSAT Q&A: San Antonio Food Bank CEO explains need for food assistance in San Antonio around the holidays

President and CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank Eric Cooper, joined Friday's KSAT Q&A to discuss the needs of the food bank around the holidays and how you can help or receive help.

KSAT Q&A: Rise Recovery director discusses SoBAR Nights

Jessie Hinojosa, director of operations and strategic initiatives at Rise Recovery, joined KSAT's Q & A to discuss their sober bar initiative during the holiday season.

KSAT Q&A: Dr. Larry Schlesinger discusses recent tuberculosis cases in SA

Dr. Larry Schlesinger, president and CEO of Texas Biomed, discusses the recent tuberculosis cases in the San Antonio area.

KSAT Q&A: Epidemiologist Dr. Cherise Rohr-Allegrini discusses World AIDS Day, preventive measures

Dr. Cherise Rohr-Allegrini, CEO of the San Antonio AIDS Foundation, discusses the importance of World AIDS Day and preventative HIV measures on Thursday's KSAT Q&A.

Pediatric infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio discusses early flu season, RSV

Dr. Tess Barton, pediatric infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio joined Wednesday's KSAT Q&A to discuss this year's early flu season and the influx in pediatric RSV cases.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses Perry's replacement, St. Mary's Strip project

Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses Councilman Clayton Perry's replacement, the latest on the St. Mary's Strip construction and other topics.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Nirenberg on Clayton Perry, St. Mary's Street construction controversy

San Antonio Mayor Nirenberg talks about the latest troubles involving Councilman Clayton Perry and the construction chaos on St. Mary's Street.

KSAT Q&A: Meghan Kuentz, UIW Special Events Manager

Meghan Kuentz, special events manager with University of the Incarnate Word, joins Steve and Myra to talk about the Light the Way holiday event.

KSAT Q&A: The Quorum Report Editor reflects on Texas midterm election outcomes

Scott Braddock, an editor with The Quorum Report, reflects on the political landscapes following midterm elections in Texas.

KSAT Q&A: San Antonio Rock 'N' Roll Marathon is in need of volunteers

Jenny Carnes, Senior Vice President of San Antonio Sports joins GMSA@9 to discuss the San Antonio Rock 'N' Roll Marathon, which is taking place on Dec. 3-4.

KSAT Q&A: Chief Strategy Officer/Co-Owner of Grunt Style LLC Tim Jensen discuses burn pits and their impact

Tim Jensen discuses burn pits and their impact on KSAT Q&A.

KSAT Q&A: Pulmonologist talks risks, myths associated with lung cancer

Dr. Philip Ong, a pulmonologist with UT Health San Antonio, joins GMSA@9 to discuss many of the risk factors associated with lung cancer, while dispelling many myths.

KSAT Q&A: UTSA political science professor Jon Taylor discusses midterm elections

UTSA political science professor Jon Taylor, PhD, joined Wednesday's KSAT Q&A to dicuss local and state elections.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses growth of sports industry in San Antonio

Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined Tuesday's KSAT Q&A to share details about the San Antonio Brahmas and the XFL. Nirenberg also addressed speculation of the possibility of a new baseball stadium.

Vote 2022 KSAT Q&A: Your election questions answered

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

KSAT Q&A: San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses visit with Toyota executives in Japan

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined Tuesday's KSAT Q&A to discuss his visit with Toyota executives in Japan and the shooting of teen Erik Cantu by a former SAPD officer.

Leading SA: UTSA political science professor Jon Taylor discusses elections and gubernatorial race

KSAT Q&A: UTSA professor Jon Taylor discusses Jan. 6 hearings

Jon Taylor, a Professor with UT San Antonio, joins KSAT's Q&A to discuss the latest developments in the Jan. 6 hearings

Leading SA: UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson oncologist discusses risk factors of breast cancer

KSAT Q&A: Magik Theatre board member talks about upcoming show, 'Eddie & Vinnie'

Jasmin Dean, executive director of Celebrate Dyslexia and Magik Theatre board member, talks about the upcoming show called "Eddie & Vinnie," which is a performance about dyslexia.

🗳 Your 2022 Texas Voter Guide

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

KSAT Q&A: Genetic counselor discusses how genetic testing could help determine someone's risk of getting breast cancer

Genetic counselor Lauren Mills, with UT Health San Antonio, joins KSAT's Q&A to discuss how genetic testing could help determine someone's risk in getting breast cancer.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg on Bravo, St. Mary's St. Parking

Mayor Ron Nirenberg addresses the controversy and investigation surrounding District 1 Councilman Mario Bravo.

KSAT Q&A: Journalist and political analyst Scott Braddock discusses the upcoming Texas Governor's debate

Journalist and political analyst Scott Braddock joined Friday's KSAT Q&A to discuss what he expects to see at the upcoming gubernatorial debate on Sept. 30.

KSAT Q&A: Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar discusses migrant flights investigation

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar joined Thursday's KSAT Q&A to discuss the latest on the investigation into the migrant flights chartered out of San Antonio to take migrants from Florida to Martha's Vinyard, plus some of the backlash he's received after making the announcement.

What election questions do you have? We want to try & bring you some answers

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

KSAT Q&A: Texas Tribune politics reporter James Barragan discusses upcoming midterm election races

Texas Tribune politics reporter James Barragan discussed his latest coverage on the upcoming midterm election, weighing in on the governor's race and congressional races in South Texas that are key to Republicans' attempts to win back the House.

KSAT Q&A: Rise Recovery CEO Evita Morin discusses fentanyl death epidemic

Across the country, deaths continue to rise due to the fentanyl epidemic. Evita Morin, CEO or Rise Recovery, explains what fentanyl is and how to prevent the issue from spreading further in Wednesday's KSAT Q&A.

KSAT Q&A: Trinity University professor details Queen Elizabeth II's legacy

Trinity University professor Peter O'Brien joins KSAT Q&A to discuss the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II after she passed away Thursday afternoon.

KSAT Q&A: San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh discusses CPS energy rebate, city budget

City Manager Erik Walsh discusses the possibility of CPS Energy customers receiving a rebate and details on the adoption of a new City of San Antonio budget.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses delay in San Antonio International airport grant approval

Mayor Ron Nirenberg explains the process of grant approval after San Antonio International airport faces delays. Additionally, Nirenberg welcomes CPS Energy CEO & President Rudy D. Garza as board approves contract.