Donna Parker, 38, told investigators she shot Luther Figgs, 45, three times after he refused to let her leave the Bad Fish, a 32-foot sailboat the two had lived aboard, police allege.
All three victims were shot Sunday afternoon in the 400 block of Beech Street, police said.
Someone entered through a gate that was supposed to be padlocked and removed a Kawasaki Mule ATV, according to a police report.
The crash happened in the 2500 block of Loop 197 South, police said.
A falling light pole damaged five vehicles on the causeway on Monday. Officials have ruled out crashes, weather, faulty bolts and construction as potential causes.
The woman had been reported missing almost a week ago, police said. Her relatives on social media said her car had been found days before the body was discovered.
A woman is charged with taking a 52-foot-yacht on an unauthorized ride across Offatts Bayou on Monday.
Police are asking for help identifying who shot and killed a 19-year-old Bacliff man.
Saturday's traffic jam into Galveston begins in La Marque.
A mother and 3-year-old daughter drowned early Wednesday morning in a motel swimming pool, according to the medical examiner's office.
Jose Delacerda was convicted of killing Andrew Cordova inside an Algoa bar in 2021.
A truck driver was taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries, police said. The accident could cause delays for people driving north from Galveston.
A sedan crashed into a landscaping trailer, sending it over the seawall.
The mother and child were staying at the hotel, police said. The father of the child found them in the pool, he said.
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The Galveston Fire Department is mourning a tragedy affecting one of their own.
Eric Alzafari was sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of sexual assault and sexual contact with a supervised person
A Bulverde man died under unusual circumstances on Monday morning.
A man was found dead on a beach near the Galveston seawall.
Police said the woman drove around a guard arm and hit a train.
W. F. Childress was an experienced boater and fisherman who apparently got caught in a storm, according to the Chambers County Sheriff's Office.
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