Matt deGrood began working at The Daily News as a reporter in Sept. 2016.
Faith in the state's electric grid is shaken, prompting more residents to spend big for a power Plan B.
Despite accusations, state law makes proving residency misdeeds difficult.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s 2020 threat assessment argued one drug cartel has notable influence in Galveston County. Not so much, local law officers say.
Prosecutors are working toward a July trial on two outstanding charges, but the defense vows to have those dismissed before a jury hears them.
Proposition A is very similar to one voters rejected in November 2020.
Science has long been clear that our changing climate will lead to more flooding and hotter summer temperatures. But will climate change also mean less expected extreme weather, including sudden hard freezes in places like Texas, with increasing frequency?
Justin David Popovich still faces charges on two other counts, court records show.
Incendiary claims and accusations about everything, including critical race theory, have played out on social media.
Declining a variance request, the council requires Lynn Watkins to either move his drilling site or convince 14 homeowners to support his plans.
The $50 million number came from the demand listed on PACER, which is a service that provides access to federal court documents. Based on all available documentation, the figure is correct.
Matt deGrood commented on Ousting trash hauler not so simple, Dickinson officials say
The cutline should have said that the bins are old, but Republic Services is the only trash services provider in Dickinson and several residents still use older bins.