Even at 93, Jerome Kunz had little interest in slowing down. He was still climbing aboard his shrimp boat, the St. Vincent, and heading out onto the bay just days before his death Monday....
Crews with La Marque-based Land & Sea Marine Services spent about four hours dismantling and lifting the Acta, a recreational fiberglass vessel blown ashore near 6801 Broadway by Hurricane Beryl in July 2024.
Stephanie Cerda, whose daughter said she was threatened, and Terez Keith, whose son reported the threats, said the district failed to communicate with them about how it handled the incident at Dickinson High School....
The city last week fired Jennifer Laird, the city's communications director, and Derek Miller, a multimedia specialist, after investigators determined city policies had been violated in connection with the creation of fictitious Facebook accounts, city officials confirmed Wednesd...
The city announced Wednesday that several streets and portions of major thoroughfares will be affected Friday through Sunday by ARToberFEST, the Beach Girl Triathlon, Bike Around the Bay, the Third Coast Pride Parade and the Toughest 10K....
The city council Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution laying out a plan to remove or disable Flock Safety cameras if residents vote against their continued use on Nov. 3....
The city council Tuesday unanimously approved the creation of a committee to audit the city’s use of Flock Safety cameras and what ultimately happens to the data....
The Harris County District Attorney’s Office is opening an independent investigation after an ICE vehicle struck a pedestrian during a weekend pursuit.
The redevelopment is a joint effort between Build Galveston CDC and Vision Galveston, which plan to preserve portions of the former school for a community center while preparing the site for new workforce housing.