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Galveston public school trustees are considering four options to rebuild Ball High School, the costs and tax consequences.
City officials are interested in the idea of allowing a private firm to collect some taxes due on vacation rentals but said it's a complex issue involving state bidding laws.
A search for Lilly the capuchin monkey continued through Tuesday, despite rumors of her death. Police said the rumors were erroneous and spread by the animal's owner.
Amanda Harris, who was shot twice in the 2017 incident, isn't trustworthy, defense attorneys argue in murder case.
And an insulation company seeks recompense.
Texas City Independent School District is now accepting candidate filing documents for the May school board general election.
Police refute a TV report that Lilly the monkey was found dead overnight.
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People Monday lined FM 1765 in La Marque for the seventh annual MLK Day Parade.
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Religious leaders from across Galveston led a call to prayer for peace and unity at the St. Vincent’s House annual Unity Prayer Circle Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Galveston on Monday.
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The words of civil rights pioneer Martin Luther King Jr. came to life at a celebration of King’s legacy at the African American Cultural Park in Texas City on Monday.
But Monday's debate is also notable for who wasn't there.
Less than a week after the crash, owners of the tanker vessel and family members of a fisherman are filing court claims.
Better jail screening is the next step in the county's mental health reforms, a Galveston County commissioner said.
A man was slashed twice during a fight at a Broadway motel, police said.
Lilly, a capuchin monkey, escaped after a break-in at an East End home.
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Homeowners at odds with the property owners association claim their fees have doubled since they became residents of Lago Mar and that they're being charged for services they don't want or use.
League City hopes to reduce delays and stoppages during the next phase of rebuilding Calder Road South.
Local leaders say there's a greater need for people well-versed on coastal management issues.
Texas A&M University at Galveston could buy a city right of way to infuse more cash into a bridge that would loop around the campus.
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