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When you think of music that “fits” San Antonio, you might think Tejano, country or even the love of metal in the Alamo City. Perhaps not jazz.

The filming of 1923, the spinoff of the hit show Yellowstone, downtown will have some onlookers craning to get a glimpse of any stars who might be on the temporary San Antonio set. For locals in the film industry, this project is an opportunity.

QR Codes are on everything from restaurant menus to paid parking lot signs. And we scan them without hesitation. But should we?

From tales of Little Jimmy and the Lavender Lady to presidential bullet holes in a bar, these are the stories behind some of San Antonio’s most historic hotels.

The Texas General Land Office monitors fecal bacteria levels along Texas coastal waterways. Our KSAT Explains team went to Galveston to see the water sample collection and testing firsthand.

The term “forever chemicals” refers to a class of thousands of chemicals that have been around nearly a century but are now raising serious concerns about their impact on human health, prompting new nationwide restrictions and heightened awareness.

The practice of squatting has regenerated a tricky conversation to tackle an issue surrounded by a legal gray area and intensely personal feelings of violation and helplessness.

San Antonio has a system for catching trash along the San Antonio River -- a huge trash rake.