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

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro of San Antonio talks about Saturday's call-to-action event in San Antonio that supports the victims and survivors of the school shooting in Uvalde.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg talks about greeting President Biden, visiting the two memorials in Uvalde and knowing that “deep down we’ll be here again unless things change’ when it comes to gun control.

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.

Dr. Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy, a child and adolescent psychiatrist with UT Health San Antonio, shares some tips on how parents can help their children cope with what happened at Robb Elementary in Uvalde.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Ruth Berggren from UT Health San Antonio talks about an uptick in COVID-19 in Bexar County. She also talks about a new COVID-19 Test to Treat program now available.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg urges residents to get out to vote and approve the package of bond proposals on the May 7 election ballot.

UTSA political science professor Jon Taylor talks about the leak of a draft opinion copy from the US Supreme Court regarding Roe v Wade, and if that ruling is overturned, how it will affect the political landscape.

Dr. Tess Barton, pediatric infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, talks about children hepatitis and the possibility of the first COVID-19 vaccine for very young children.

Former Congressman Will Hurd joins KSAT Q&A on Wednesday to discuss his recently-published book "American Reboot" and what topics his new work addresses.

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.

Tiffany Jones-Smith, CEO of Texas Kidney Foundation, joined Tuesday's Q&A to discuss chronic kidney disease and what warning signs and risk factors to look out for.

Danny Diaz, president of the San Antonio Police Officers Association, is talking about the new deal that was approved with the city.

Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, discusses the new mask guidelines from the CDC and the current risk level in San Antonio.

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.

Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune political reporter, joined Wednesday's Q&A to break down the primary election results and what to expect in the upcoming elections.