On a cold and blustery St. Patrick’s Day, fourth-year medical students and their families packed into the Health Education Center at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston on Friday for Match Day.
Sooki was unharmed by the crash and was in good condition when taken to the Galveston Island Humane Society.
The Daily News is partnering with a highly regarded travel organization to help local residents and readers to get their traveling shoes on.
Local lawmakers have bills in both the Texas House and Senate setting the stage for a statewide vote about whether the elected office should cease to exist.
Lawmakers want to rename Pelican Island Bridge after Commissioner Ken Clark, who died in 2022.
Sen. Mayes Middleton proposes a bill that would pave the way for beach-side property owners to bar public entry onto the sand between their homes and the Gulf, opponents argue.
Dr. Robert Hirschfeld was known in Galveston for serving as Titus H. Harris Chair, Harry K. Davis Professor and Professor and Chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston until March 2015.
The University of Texas Medical Branch’s Life Sciences and Healthcare Lab and ABB Robotics developed an automated system for COVID testing that's faster and safer.
The city of Galveston plans to impose fines on people who park or camp overnight on the Seawall starting Monday, officials said.
The puppy is in the custody of the Galveston Island Humane Society.
Attorneys representing two families caught up in a police raid they said left innocent people traumatized, fearful, stigmatized and separated, gave the city until Friday to act or face litigation.
Port Director and CEO Rodger Rees received a $30,000 pay raise after a unanimous vote on Tuesday.
The National Weather Service is forecasting a relatively clear, dry day Wednesday.
Each year, more than 550 students graduate from the nursing school, which has 15,000 alumni worldwide.
Friendswood ISD will be partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration to talk about the dangers of fentanyl within the community. The event will be open to parents and the public.
U.S. Coast Guard ended search for missing boater after body was found in West Bay near Galveston.
Officials are looking to have answer on what caused the fire by Thursday afternoon, officials said.
Patrick Miller, 23, is charged with selling drugs local police and federal agents allege were laced with fentanyl, causing the deaths of two men, authorities say.
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