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Some of the first orders requiring social distancing in Texas are scheduled to end this week.
The health district announced positive tests for a woman in her 70s, two people in their 20s, three people in their 30s and four people in their 40s.
And because of the virus, many organizations that provide homeless people service are having to modify their operations to reduce spread.
The city closed all beaches Sunday and banned vehicular traffic on the West End.
The crash occurred on Interstate 45 near the Harborside Drive overpass.
Containing the fire, which charred a large swath of brush, required assistance from multiple county departments.
There have been no deaths reported in Galveston County as of Saturday.
Construction of the terminal was supposed to begin this year, but the cruise line now wants to delay until 2021 as coronavirus shuts down the industry.
County residents, businesses seek help, see hope in vast federal relief package.
The COVID-19 emergency is transforming how some congregations celebrate Easter, Passover and other religious traditions.
Complete lockdown approach to COVID-19 seemed extreme, but it worked, according to expatriate Galvestonians in China.
Volunteers walk the beach looking for nests and stranded sea turtles.
Jim Russell has been named CEO of HCA Houston Healthcare Mainland, 6801 Emmett F. Lowry Expressway in Texas City, where he will lead a team of more than 725 medical professionals and 200 physicians.
Seventeen fire department were also cleared to return to work after being isolated and tested, the city said
The chase led from Bayou Vista to Texas City.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Medicaid renewal applications will automatically be renewed, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission announced Saturday.
The Sealy & Smith Foundation has awarded $1 million to the University of Texas Medical Branch to buy critical supplies and equipment and expand capacity to care for patients in the midst of the hospital’s coronavirus response.
The fire was initially reported to the city as a grass fire, a city spokesperson said.
The person's injuries were not fatal
Gunfire erupted after two men and a boy entered an apartment in the 400 block of Fifth Avenue South.
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