Are there misconceptions about the Latino Vote? KSAT Explains
Every election season, the Latino vote is a term that is discussed, but what does that mean? Is the Latino vote a sleeping giant? In this episode of KSAT Explains, we compare the “red and blue” of Latino politics, break down common misconceptions, and discuss the emerging wave of more Latinos making their voices heard.
Why does the city plan to remove or relocate 77 trees in Brackenridge Park? KSAT Explains
Some structures in the park date back to the 1700s but initial plans for restoration have been controversial
What is 5G and how does it work? KSAT Explains
In this KSAT Explains, we breakdown what 5G means, what regulations are in place for the devices to be installed and what doctors are saying about the potential health risks associated with the technology.
How does the Medical Examiner’s Office ID an unidentified body? KSAT Explains
Death is a topic hardly anyone enjoys discussing, but it’s a harsh reality that none of us can escape. For this KSAT Explains, our crew got a rare behind-the-scenes look into the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office to find out what happens when a body comes in with no trace of who they are.
See Something, Say Something. But to who? KSAT Explains
You're told to speak up to prevent acts of violence. Alert someone when something seems... off. But if nothing illegal has happened- yet-who handles that information? And how?
What laws did Texas pass to make schools safer after the Santa Fe massacre? KSAT Explains
More than a dozen laws were passed in 2019 focused on school safety after the Santa Fe school shooting. KSAT Explains what is in those laws and what other measures state officials have taken since the laws were enacted.