Video

More videos

• Watch: A conversation with MJ Hegar, Democratic candidate for Texas' CD-31

  By Texas Tribune Staff Sept. 13, 2018

  Watch a conversation with MJ Hegar, the Democratic candidate challenging U.S. Rep. John Carter in Texas' Congressional District 31. The discussion is being moderated by Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith. Full Story 

• Meet U.S. Rep. Will Hurd and his Democratic challenger, Gina Ortiz Jones

  By Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Sept. 7, 2018

  In the only true swing district in Texas, Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones is seeking to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Will Hurd. In the latest video in our "Split Decision" series, watch as the pair discuss gun laws, Trump's border wall and their Spanish-speaking skills. Full Story 

• A year after Hurricane Harvey, where does Texas stand?

  By Omar Rodriguez-Ortiz Aug. 30, 2018

  In the year since, Hurricane Harvey slammed into the Texas coast, displaced Texans have turned to local, state and federal agencies for help rebuilding their lives. Where do recovery efforts stand, and what are those agencies' long-term plans for getting neighborhoods and towns back on their feet? Full Story 

• Watch live as statewide candidates weigh in on disability issues

  By Todd Wiseman Aug. 27, 2018

  Tune in as Democratic candidates for statewide office speak with Texas Tribune reporter Patrick Svitek at the Texas Disability Issues Forum. Full Story 

• The Texas Tribune is crowdfunding our border coverage, and we need your help

  By Emily Ramshaw July 16, 2018

  We’re ramping up coverage of the family separation crisis. Can you help us raise $35,000 to staff a bureau in the Rio Grande Valley? Full Story 

• “A room so cold that we got headaches:” Mother details conditions inside migrant detention center

  By Tenoch Aztecatl, Andres Torres and Alana Rocha July 6, 2018

  After fleeing Honduras with her young son, Yulissa Pacheco, 24, spent her first days in the United States inside a border detention facility. Watch as she describes the nights she spent sleeping on mats and listening to mothers who were separated from their children weep. Full Story 

• "We live in fear": Honduran family seeking asylum left stranded on a bridge

  By Todd Wiseman, Andres Torres and Tenoch Aztecatl June 27, 2018

  In a video from the border, immigrant Walter Vindel describes how he left Honduras with his wife and children to escape gangs that killed their relatives — and is praying for safe harbor into the U.S. "We are not bad people," he says. Full Story 

• Running out the clock: The Wendy Davis abortion filibuster, 5 years later

  By Alana Rocha, Justin Dehn, Todd Wiseman and Tenoch Aztecatl June 25, 2018

  Former state Sen. Wendy Davis' 2013 filibuster of anti-abortion legislation was an unforgettable event for lawmakers and political observers on both sides of the aisle. Five years later, listen in as key players in the debate reflect on their longest night. Full Story 

• Women in leadership: A conversation on the mobilization of women in politics

  By Texas Tribune Staff Updated: June 20, 2018

  We're livestreaming our conversation with the LBJ Future Forum in Austin on the historic mobilization of women running for office. Full Story 

• San Antonio Democrats discuss likelihood of "blue wave" in November

  By Marilyn Haigh Updated: June 12, 2018

  We livestreamed our conversation on the state’s political environment with three San Antonio Democrats. Read the recap here. Full Story 

• Watch: Austin & the Legislature with Reps. Celia Israel & Paul Workman

  By Texas Tribune Staff Updated: June 1, 2018

  We recorded our conversation in Austin with state Reps. Celia Israel and Paul Workman, moderated by Tribune CEO Evan Smith. Full Story 

• Livestream: A symposium on rebuilding after Hurricane Harvey

  By Texas Tribune Staff May 18, 2018

  Join us for a daylong symposium in Corpus Christi on rebuilding the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Harvey. Full Story