It took a few days for the words “Pearl Harbor” to take root in the national vocabulary.
The death of former President George H.W. Bush is one we all should pause and reflect upon.
The fact Tino Gonzalez wants to sit down with strangers and share what he’s learned about his battle with cancer speaks volumes about his strength of character.
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, we strongly encourage you to shop locally this holiday season. If not for any other reason than by doing so you are making an important investment in your community.
Today is a great day to be an American, and those of us who haven’t already should celebrate our good fortune by going to vote.
The Daily News has a long-standing policy against publishing letters and guest columns backing candidates on Election Day.
Health care officials and medical workers are warning that flu season is getting started early again this year. So, if you’ve put off getting vaccinated, you should get it done soon.
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.
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