Kevin joined The Daily News as a photojournalist in 2006. He has a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and a minor in Photography from Texas State University. He lives in League City with his wife Ashley, a wedding photographer.
One of the most important items needed to survive and recover from a hurricane is information.
Part of the roof from Rainey Pool Company in League City lays across Butler Road after a storm with high winds blew through the county on Frid…
Families wait for flooding to recede at the intersection of League City Parkway and West Walker Street on Friday, May 15, 2020.
A stranded motorist looks for relief while stuck in high water on League City Parkway near the Chester L. David Sportsplex on Friday, May 15, 2020.
Motorists trying to avoid high water are pulled over on the curb at the intersection of League City Parkway and West Walker Street on Friday, …
A woman walks past a flooded car in the intersection of League City Parkway and West Walker Street on Friday, May 15, 2020.
League City firefighters work the scene after high winds blew part of the roof off Rainey Pool Company, 1101 Gulf Freeway in League City, onto…
Cristo Cruz works to push his car out of high water on the southbound Interstate 45 feeder road between FM 518 and League City Parkway on Frid…
A boy tries to get a look at flooding on the southbound Interstate 45 feeder road between FM 518 and League City Parkway on Friday, May 15, 2020.
A stranded motorist stands by his car on the southbound Interstate 45 feeder road between FM 518 and League City Parkway on Friday, May 15, 2020.
Ray, our website automatically removes comments after they receive a certain number of Abuse Reports. This gives our readers the ability to help self moderate.
For example, this means that if inappropriate material was posted in a comment during the middle of the night it would come…
Jules, we have some national statistics on this page that are updated daily by the Associated Press: https://www.galvnews.com/coronavirus/graphics/
Ron, sorry for the delay. I have added two new testing related charts to the article: Galveston County COVID-19 Testing and <…
Marilyn, sorry for the delay. I have added a new chart, Galveston County COVID-19 Cases per Capita, to the article.
Nick, it depends on what specifically you mean by "digital editions." We will still be publishing new articles online seven days per week as we always have. If you are referring to the e-Edition (print replica flip book), then no, that will only be produced on days we print the physical n…
Terri, please see the new chart added above, Galveston County COVID-19 Cases by City and Date, and let me know what you think…
The 70 additional cases from The Resort in Texas City were included in today's GCHD statistics.
Harvey, yes, that is correct at this point in time.
Kevin M. Cox commented on County reports 226 new cases of COVID-19, a single-day high
Joe, thanks for the questions.
1. This is a great suggestion and I'm going to request it from the development team. I'm also requesting a change in language when this happens. The current "Comment deleted" text isn't a good representation of what is happening or even true. We never …