Tom Abrahams

This Week in Texas we focus on on Congressional District 2 and speak with both candidates.

Two women, Letitia Plummer and former Houston mayor Annise Parker, are seeking the Democratic Party's nomination and will face each other in the May 26th runoff election.

This Week in Texas we stand in line at Houston's airports as a stalemate over DHS funding leaves TSA workers without pay and travelers without an easy path to their planes.

Modern-day federal government shutdowns began during the Reagan administration. Since then, there have been 12 government shutdowns. The United States is essentially the only country whose government shuts down without funding in place.

Early voting begins today in the crowded race for an open Houston City Council seat.

Election results are still up in the for an east Texas county whose first unofficial results were so inaccurate that the county clerk asked for a judge for a recount.

Monday, a representative for a company that provides election tabulation machines for dozens of counties says something went wrong with the tabulations for several Democratic races in one county on Tuesday night.

This Week in Texas, we hear from Sen. John Cornyn, who's headed to a runoff with Ken Paxton, and James Talarico, who won the Democratic nomination.

Eighteen million of your tax dollars are coming back to Harris County to help with water infrastructure.