La Marque City Councilwoman Casey McAuliffe pushed back against criticism about organizing a Drag Queen Story Time event in Galveston.
More and more money is being spent in the Galveston City Council race.
Clerks from two of the state's biggest counties say there should be no delays to the start of early voting.
Expect to spend more than a little while in the voting booth this year. Some voters will be able to cast votes on nearly 50 different races and propositions on Election Day.
Time is running short to register to vote for the 2020 general election. Find a ballot application here.
A new court ruling means that some people might get a chance to fix problems with their mailed-in ballot this November.
Safety, and perception, are making candidates rethink how they reach voters.
School board elections add to the long list of items on November's ballot.
Candidates Roger "Bo" Quiroga and Craig Brown raised tens of thousands of dollars in the COVID-extended race to be Galveston's next mayor
Galveston and other Texas cities were allowed to close their beaches on Independence Day. The Texas Freedom Caucus questions the legality.
Galveston's state reps asks whether people should be allowed to jump into local elections that were supposed to be decided months ago.
Applications have opened up for November's city council election in League City, one of many elections that will be on a crowded November ballot.
Galveston County voters set a turnout record in Tuesday's primary election.
A local rep's proposal to investigate China's space work has been added to the national defense budget bill.
Galveston County's doing a little better about being counted for the Census.
In May, Middleton urged the city to let the state agency handle the enforcement of state regulations.
Facebook, Target and the state of Virginia are giving employees time off on June 19. But in Galveston, only one public agency gives its employees a day off on Juneteenth.
More cities are removing Confederate statues from public areas. One County Commissioner says if there's a will to do that locally, people need to be more vocal.
Local law enforcement officials and political leaders called Floyd's death evil and disturbing. But will there recriminations lead to any changes?
In 2019, the city of Galveston advocated for a loophole to allow higher taxes in a disaster. But a pandemic wasn't exactly the disaster the city envisioned.
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