Speeding in school zones is back in the news.
Congratulations are in order for Hitchcock High School and its boys basketball team for winning a first-ever state championship title Friday at the Alamodome in San Antonio.
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First, to our readers regarding those internet forum rules, thank you.
For the first time ever, The Daily News is accepting public nominations for its annual Citizen of the Year award.
Perhaps the only thing clear so far about Senate Bill 434 is that it has inspired opposition from a range of groups and people, including open-beach advocates, West End property owners and a former Texas Land Commissioner.
For the first time ever, The Daily News is accepting public nominations for its annual Citizen of the Year award.
This newspaper is making a few changes in its internet forums, effective immediately. For the change to work as intended, readers will need to cooperate.
It’s absolutely understandable the parents of Santa Fe High School shooting victims were outraged at the news last week that accused killer Dimitrios Pagourtzis will spend probably another year in a North Texas hospital awaiting psychologists to deem him mentally competent to stand trial.
News that Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church was awarded $100,000 by the National Trust’s African American Cultural Heritage Fund is excellent for our community.
As February begins, so too does Black History Month. Acknowledging and celebrating Black accomplishments and lives should be done year-round, but during this time especially.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick prefers to operate without scrutiny.
With the legislative session underway in Austin, voters can expect lawmakers to bring forward a number of regularly debated topics. Property tax reform, school funding and solutions to the crisis on the Texas-Mexico border are high-profile, important issues that resonate well with voters.
Galveston police and federal narcotics agents did the right thing Tuesday by going loud with news of an arrest in connection with a pair of fentanyl-induced deaths that occurred on Christmas Day.
The Daily News on Monday convened a newly configured editorial board meant to broaden and deepen both the newspaper’s opinion and news content.
Good health outcomes are forged by access to care.
The first instinct for a lot of us probably would be to get angry about people surrendering animals to shelters because of economic hardship.
In 2020, President Donald Trump and Melania Trump paid no federal income taxes by claiming millions in dubious deductions and carrying over losses from previous years.
Odds are, if you’re reading this newspaper, you already are a fan of Galveston County. The mix of breathtaking nature, diverse cultures, unique people, powerful industry and downright good-hearted community is second to none. I’d challenge you to find a comparable small stretch of land (only…
If you plan to ring in the new year with a few drinks and haven’t planned how you’ll get around without driving yourself, take a few minutes to do that today.
Nothing has been proven, and won’t be probably for weeks, but there’s enough reason already to worry that two relatively young men who died an hour or so apart in Galveston on Christmas Day had encountered cocaine laced with fentanyl.
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