Tom Abrahams
From Chernobyl and the Panama Canal, to The Amazon Jungle and the Black Sea, he has shown Eyewitness News viewers how far away places affect our lives here in Southeast Texas.
Tom also covers national politics and stories that relate to energy, the environment, and the economy.
Since 2006, he has produced five half-hour special reports on subjects including the new space race, the 2008 presidential election, and the future of energy production.
His award-winning reports include three regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, the most recent in 2010 for an in-depth look at overcrowded trauma centers.
Tom is a proud graduate of the University of Florida in Gainesville and is married with two children.
Archive
A temporary restraining order stopping the Houston firefighter pay raise has been extended.
Jose Aviles, the man accused of killing a man over a beer, is also linked to shooting a security guard in 2016.
While the 41st president is lying in state at the Capitol, his official presidential portrait is finding new life after his death.
The Texas lawmaker says he was blown away after his hours-long visit with the president that he thought would last just minutes.
One of President Bush's lasting legacies is the Points of Light Foundation, which honors those who serve others.
