District Attorney Sean Teare, who campaigned in 2024 to end the high turnover rates among prosecutors under his predecessor, ...

Sean Teare pulls no punches about the office run by his former boss, District Attorney Kim Ogg, in an interview you'll see ONLY ON 13. He also lays out his promises if he's elected.

Election 2024 Kim Ogg, Sean Teare trade charges of interest conflicts and toxic behavior in the Democratic primary for Harris County DA Kim Ogg is fighting to become the longest-serving Harris ...

Harris County DA Kim Ogg concedes to Sean Teare in heated Democratic primary race By Jen Rice, John Wayne Ferguson, Nicole Hensley, Staff writers Updated March 6, 2024 11:45 a.m.

Sean Teare, a longtime Harris County prosecutor, will challenge DA Kim Ogg in Democratic primary By Nicole Hensley, Staff writer Updated May 30, 2023 6:21 p.m.

ABC13 sat down with Sean Teare, the Democratic candidate for Harris County District Attorney, to discuss his plan to take on crime and why he says he won't shy away from the most controversial ...

Sean Teare scored a 50-point win over his former boss District Attorney Kim Ogg in the primary. He's now a heavy favorite against Republican Dan Simons in November.

Kim Ogg and Sean Teare are running for Harris County District Attorney and facing each other in the March 5 primary election. Ogg is currently the DA, and Teare was formerly one of her assistants.

Politics Sean Teare, longtime assistant to Harris County DA Kim Ogg, challenging former boss in Democratic primary Teare, 43, joined Ogg’s staff when she first was elected in 2016 but now says ...

Politics Sean Teare wins Democratic primary for Harris County DA after Kim Ogg concedes Ogg hired Teare in her first term. Teare is now in position to take her job.

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – Sean Teare spoke to KPRC 2 after he defeated Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg during the primary election. Teare will now face Republican Dan Simons in the November ...

Teare, who left the DA's office to run against Ogg, reported nearly $750,000 in campaign contributions during the first six months of the year. Ogg received nearly $56,000 during the same time span.