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

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

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.

KSAT Q&A: Dr. Barton discusses COVID-19 updates, monkeypox in Bexar County

Dr. Tess Barton joined Thursday's KSAT Q&A to discuss local COVID-19 updates, as well as provide more information about monkeypox in our area.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses CPS Energy rebate, appointment of CEO & president

Mayor Ron Nirenberg talks about the possibility of CPS Energy customers receiving a rebate and his opinion on the appointment of the new CEO and President.

Questions about new COVID-19 recommendations, vaccines and boosters? University Health epidemiologist has answers

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.

San Antonio Food Bank CEO discusses how organization is helping families dealing with inflation

San Antonio Food Bank President and CEO Eric Cooper joined Friday's KSAT Q&A to discuss how the organization is helping families struggling to keep up with inflation to keep children from going hungry.

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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: Dr. Ruth Berggren talks monkeypox, COVID, polio

Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, talks monkeypox, polio and COVID-19 with Myra and Tim.

KSAT Q&A: Haven for Hope CEO discusses surge of homeless, majority families

Haven for Hope CEO Kim Jefferies discusses the surge of homeless families seeking assistance in San Antonio.

KSAT Q&A: Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar on immigration

Weeks after the tragic death of 53 migrants in a tractor trailer, immigration remains on the mind of many. Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar speaks on how this affects the community and public opinion.

KSAT Q&A: SAISD Superintendent Dr. Jaime Aquino

New SAISD Superintendent Dr. Jaime Aquino talks about the upcoming new school year.

KSAT Q&A: NISD Superintendent Dr. Brian Woods

NISD Superintendent Dr. Brian Woods addresses school funding and other issues as the district prepares for a new school year.

School safety: San Antonio’s biggest school districts answer questions about keeping kids safe

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

Your back-to-school questions answered

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

KSAT Q&A: Dr. Ruth Berggren

Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio, joins KSAT's Q and A to discuss the city's current COVID-19 infection rate.

KSAT Q&A: Editor Scott Braddock talks Uvalde shooting, guns, Texas Legislature

Scott Braddock, an editor for The Quorum Report, joins KSAT's Q & A to discuss the latest in the Robb Elementary shooting investigation and the state legislature.

KSAT Q&A: San Antonio author discusses unique perspective through new book

Simran Jeet Singh, the executive director for the Aspen Institute’s Religion & Society Program and author of "The Light We Give: How Sikh Wisdom Can Transform Your Life," joined KSAT's Q&A on Friday.

KSAT Q&A: State Sen. Roland Gutierrez

State Sen. Roland Gutierrez joins Steve and Myra to talk about all the investigations involving the Uvalde school shooting.

Parents — what questions do you have about sending your kids back to school? We’ll get them answered.

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.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg on new migrant resource center

Mayor Ron Nirenberg talks about the new migrant resource center, the migrant surge, and the state’s power grid.

KSAT Q&A: Epidemiologist Cherise Rohr-Allegrini

Infectious disease epidemiologist Cherise Rohr-Allegrini talks monkeypox, Adenovirus, COVID and the flu.

KSAT Q&A: Dr. Ruth Berggren discusses rising COVID-19 cases in San Antonio

Dr. Ruth Berggren with UT Health San Antonio joined Friday's KSAT Q&A to discuss the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the San Antonio area.

KSAT Q&A: Congressman Tony Gonzales discusses immigration, abortion rights and Uval de developments

Congressman Tony Gonzales joined KSAT's Q&A on Thursday to discuss immigration, abortion rights and the latest developments in the Uvalde school shooting investigation.

KSAT Q&A: Roger Enriquez, UTSA Assoc. Professor of Criminology

Roger Enriquez, a UTSA associate professor of criminology and criminal justice talks about the risks immigrants take when they place their lives and trust in a coyote.

WATCH: Kaiti’s last ‘Whatever the Weather’ podcast

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

KSAT Q&A: Scott Braddock of the Quorum Report

Scott Braddock of the Quorum Report talks with Steve and Patty about gun safety, school safety, abortion ban and border security.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Nirenberg on migrant tragedy

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg shares his emotions on the tragedy, a call for immigration reform and how you can help migrants.

KSAT Q&A: UTSA political science professor weighs in on Roe v. Wade ruling

Jon Taylor, political science and geography chair at UTSA, talks with Steve and Myra about the SCOTUS ruling overturning Roe v. Wade.

KSAT Q&A: Pediatrician answers questions about COVID vaccines for young children

Dr. Tess Barton, a pediatrician for UT Health San Antonio, joins Steve and Stephania to talk about the recent FDA approval of COVID vaccines for children as young as six months.

KSAT Q&A: District Attorney Joe Gonzales says Bexar County needs more prosecutors

Bexar County needs more prosecutors, and yes, that has a direct impact on you. Joining us live on KSAT's Q&A is District Attorney Joe Gonzales.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Nirenberg discusses push for Gov. Abbott to act on gun reform

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined KSAT's Q&A Tuesday to discuss a push by over a dozen Texas mayors for Gov. Greg Abbott to hold a special session.

KSAT Q&A: Trinity University professor details why we celebrate Juneteenth

Carey Latimore, an associate history professor at Trinity University, joins KSAT Q&A to discuss the meaning behind Juneteenth and how it's being celebrated in San Antonio.

KSAT Q&A: Economics professor on Fed’s largest key interest rate hike since 1994

David MacPherson, an economics professor at Trinity University, talks about inflation and how raising the key interest rate affects consumers.

WATCH: Kaiti and Sarah answer your questions on Whatever the Weather podcast

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

KSAT Q&A: State Sen. Roland Gutierrez on Uvalde school shooting investigation

State Sen. Roland Gutierrez says he has many concerns on how the Uvalde school shooting investigation is being handled.

KSAT Q&A: UTSA political science professor on Capitol riots hearing

Jon Taylor, PhD., Chair of the Political Science & Geography Department at UTSA, joins Steve and Myra to give his reaction to the hearings and what he thinks the committee's end goal is.

Texas Tribune reporter James Barragan describes Uvalde CISD police chief’s first interview since Robb Elementary shooting

On Friday on the 6 p.m. news, KSAT 12 anchors Myra Arthur and Steve Spriester interviewed Barragan about the story.

KSAT Q&A: UTSA political science professor Jon Taylor on 'frustrating cycle' following mass shootings

Jon Taylor, PhD., Chair of the Political Science & Geography Department at UTSA, joins Steve and Myra to talk about what he calls "wash, rinse, repeat" when it comes to lawmakers' reaction to gun control legislation after mass shootings.

KSAT Q&A: Dr. Cherise Rohr-Allegrini, epidemiologist

Dr. Cherise Rohr-Allegrini, an epidemiologist, talks COVID, the flu and monkeypox.

KSAT Q&A: Politics reporter Scott Braddock on Gov. Abbott’s response to Uvalde massacre

The editor of the Quorum Report talks about the governor and state Legislature’s role in responding to mass shootings in Texas.

University Health pediatrician answers questions about COVID-19 vaccine for children under age 5

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

KSAT Q&A: U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro on 'Stand With 'Uvalde' benefit, rally

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.

KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg on Uvalde school shooting

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.