Journalism matters. Now more than ever.
Today is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 6 general election, so if you still haven’t done it, there’s still time.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Saturday is the 118th anniversary of the Great Storm, which destroyed Galveston and environs in early September 1900 and remains today the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history.
The United Way of Galveston is kicking off its 2018 fundraising campaign today at the Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa and Convention Center.
Ready, set, lace up for literacy in Galveston County — the Press Run 2018 is around the corner.
The Daily News supports calls by parents for an independent investigation of how Santa Fe Independent School District monitored and disciplined Dimitrios Pagourtzis, the teenager accused of killing 10 people inside Santa Fe High School during a May 18 shooting.
On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Commerce took the first step toward righting its own dangerous wrong.
Congratulations to the inaugural class of the top 40 Under 40 in Galveston County.
We believe the constant ordering of the Stars and Stripes to half-staff is eroding the value of the symbol, as well as creating a growing insensitively to the recognition it is intended to convey.
With trade tariff news heating up, we wanted to update Daily News readers on the recently instituted tariffs on Canadian newsprint. We also wanted to offer a public thanks to local elected officials and community organizations who are stepping up to help turn around this misguided interpreta…
The death of a Galveston Island Beach Patrol lifeguard while cycling along 69th Street is both a tragedy and a reminder of the inherent dangers of the mixing of bicycles and cars on congested roadways.
For the fourth year, Galveston residents have an opportunity to hear directly from two of the city’s key municipal leaders during a State of the City event.
Some things about summer along the Gulf Coast are inevitable, and some things just seem to be but don’t have to happen.
We want to commend the Santa Fe students and teachers who returned to classrooms Tuesday. If you ever wanted to see courage in action, this was it.
First, we apologize for not providing more notice about the change that began Monday in comics and puzzles published on weekdays and Saturdays. We had planned a lot of hoopla about the change during the week leading up to May 28, but bad news intervened.
At 3 p.m. today, take a moment from watching the ball game, barbecue or other Memorial Day activities with friends and family for a moment of remembrance of those who died in U.S. military service.
With Friday’s deadly school shooting, Santa Fe, Texas, is at the center of the media universe. And by extension, so is Galveston County and the state of Texas. This is our moment to help others — both in the past and future — on how to best deal with such a tragic and human crisis.
Specious arguments, it seems, are a natural byproduct of terrible events such as the shooting Friday at Santa Fe High School in which eight children and two adults were shot dead and more than a dozen others were wounded.
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