What's Your Point?

Uvalde erupts in anger as an independent investigator clears city police officers of wrongdoing in the Robb Elementary incident, labeling them as acting in good faith.

Former Mayor Sylvester Turner's assertion of a $400 million surplus is contradicted by a financial review revealing a deficit of at least $160 million, prompting budget cuts with police and fire departments excluded.

Houston police chief is pushing for a 40% increase in officers to tackle uninvestigated crimes, while the mayor highlights previous efforts to address crime, amidst concerns of overcriminalization from county officials.

Houston Police Chief Troy Finner engages in full-blown damage control as it's uncovered that over a quarter million criminal cases spanning eight years were left uninvestigated

In the aftermath of Super Tuesday's Republican primary, casualties abound as House Speaker Dade Phelan faces a runoff against David Covey, backed by prominent figures including Ken Paxton, Dan Patrick, and Donald Trump.

Kim Ogg concedes a resounding defeat in the Harris County District Attorney Democratic primary, paving the way for Shawn Tier's promise of a new era in empathetic criminal justice, while Sheila Jackson Lee easily secures her 16th term as congressional representative for District 18.

Joe Biden faces challenges on multiple fronts as immigration and border security take center stage, with opponents like Alabama Senator Katie Britt arguing for a more proactive approach to address the nation's concerns.

In his third State of the Union address, Biden emphasized the need for forward-thinking leadership and criticized Republicans for their stance on immigration and outdated ideas.

The What's Your Point panel discusses the historic aspect of the deal reached between the City of Houston and the firefighters union.

The Texas GOP is in turmoil as Governor Greg Abbott targets Republicans who crossed him, Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks revenge, and moderates face off against hard-right activists,

Harris County is buzzing with Democratic DA incumbent Kim Ogg facing off against Sean Teer and a tight race for GOP chair between Cindy Siegel and Bobby Orr.

Both Biden and Trump visit the Texas border. Biden calls for more resources and a revived Senate deal, but Trump slams it as a 'Biden invasion' given the millions who have crossed without permission.

Federal judge strikes down Texas law allowing police to detain migrants without legal permission; Governor Abbott vows to appeal.

After valiant service without a contract, Houston firefighters tentatively reached a deal. Firefighter Union President Marty Lancton joins us to discuss the newly crafted long-term labor deal.

Over eight years, Houston police abandoned over 264,000 criminal cases, leaving a quarter million victims without justice or even a notification of the lack of effort.