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There are many Fiesta traditions, from swapping medals to staking a claim on a spot to see the Battle of Flowers Parade, but using the Rain Rock to keep a Night in Old San Antonio dry might be the most eyebrow-raising to people who don’t know the reason why.

As if picking a plan wasn’t tough enough, you first have to decipher a long list of terms when it comes to health insurance coverage. The KSAT Explains Team put together a glossary to make that tedious task a little easier.

You might know diabetes has something to do with insulin and sugar. But none of it is sweet. Diabetes itself is not a deadly condition, but it can lead to other complications that can be.

Politics dominates just about everything these days, so it may seem like we’re always in campaign season. But there are many more moving parts when it’s a presidential election year. KSAT Explains.

In honor of Black History Month this year, KSAT Explains is highlighting three entities that work to preserve and share black history year round.

That one-fourth of a day we don’t acknowledge most years is accounted for in one full day every four years.

Earthquakes have increased exponentially in the last decade over the Eagle Ford Shale. What role does hydraulic fracturing play in the seismic activity and could San Antonio ever see a large earthquake?

San Antonio is in prime location for pollen allergies from mountain cedar, Texas’ most misunderstood tree

The KSAT Explains team first began telling the stories of the people behind several San Antonio namesakes in August of 2023. We knew many more names were worth covering, so this is round two.

Air quality in San Antonio has slowly deteriorated as our population grows. What can be done about it, and what's ahead?