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Mardi Gras in Galveston? Expect Rain and a Chilly Weekend
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Mardi Gras in Galveston? Expect Rain and a Chilly Weekend

Are you planning to attend Mardi Gras in Galveston this weekend? As a storm system moves through the region, be prepared for a cold and wet celebration. Rain, chilly temperatures, and possible thunderstorms are in the forecast.

Carnival’s New Private Island Destination Opens for Galveston Cruisers
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Carnival’s New Private Island Destination Opens for Galveston Cruisers

Travelers sailing from Galveston with Carnival Cruise Line will soon enjoy a brand-new tropical escape—Celebration Key in the Bahamas. Opening July 19, this exclusive private island features five themed "portals" designed for different types of travelers, from adventure seekers to those looking for ultimate relaxation.

HPD Captain Relieved of Duty After League City Arrest on Child Pornography Charges
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HPD Captain Relieved of Duty After League City Arrest on Child Pornography Charges

Houston Police Department Captain Edwards has been arrested by League City Police and charged with possession of child pornography. Following a tip, authorities executed a search warrant at his home, leading to his arrest. HPD confirmed his suspension pending an Internal Affairs investigation.

Beloved Galveston Restaurant Suffers Fire Damage, Plans to Reopen Soon
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Beloved Galveston Restaurant Suffers Fire Damage, Plans to Reopen Soon

Huli Huli Hut, a popular Hawaiian-style restaurant in Galveston's Strand district, suffered fire damage just before midnight on Friday. While the extent of the damage remains unclear, the owners assure customers they will rebuild.

Rainforest Cafe’s Galveston Location Offers a Unique Water Ride Experience
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Rainforest Cafe’s Galveston Location Offers a Unique Water Ride Experience

For many, Rainforest Cafe is more than just a restaurant—it’s a nostalgic escape into childhood memories of simulated thunderstorms, animatronic animals, and towering desert volcanos.

Galveston’s 114th Mardi Gras Begins This Weekend With Over 20 Parades
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Galveston’s 114th Mardi Gras Begins This Weekend With Over 20 Parades

Galveston is gearing up for its 114th Mardi Gras celebration to attract over 350,000 visitors over the next two weekends. With more than 20 parades, live music, and a 5K race, the festivities are expected to boost the local economy while creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.

Calls Grow for TxDOT to Implement Long-Delayed Priority Boarding Pass
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Calls Grow for TxDOT to Implement Long-Delayed Priority Boarding Pass

TxDOT is being criticized for failing to address congestion on the Bolivar-Galveston Ferry. A 2006 regulation allowing priority boarding was never implemented, leaving taxpayers frustrated and calling for real solutions.

Mardi Gras Returns to Galveston: Over 350,000 Expected for Parades & Festivities
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Mardi Gras Returns to Galveston: Over 350,000 Expected for Parades & Festivities

Galveston is gearing up for its 114th annual Mardi Gras celebration, with festivities beginning Friday and running through Fat Tuesday on March 4. More than 350,000 visitors are expected to attend the island’s vibrant parades, concerts, and events, making it one of the biggest Mardi Gras celebrations in the nation.

Tourism Fuels Galveston’s Economy, Reducing Taxes and Creating Jobs
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Tourism Fuels Galveston’s Economy, Reducing Taxes and Creating Jobs

Tourism is a key driver of Galveston Island’s economy, generating jobs, supporting local businesses, and reducing tax burdens for residents. Through strategic management by the Galveston Park Board, tourism continues to enhance the island’s quality of life while ensuring sustainable growth.

Houston Catholic Charities Lays Off 120 Employees Amid Refugee Funding Freeze
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Houston Catholic Charities Lays Off 120 Employees Amid Refugee Funding Freeze

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston has laid off 120 employees following a federal funding freeze due to President Trump’s executive order suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program. The move has sparked concern among immigration advocates and prompted a legal challenge.

Ghostly Fogbow Sight Over Galveston
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Ghostly Fogbow Sight Over Galveston

A rare and mesmerizing fogbow—often called a "white rainbow"—was recently spotted over Galveston’s west end. Unlike traditional rainbows, these misty arcs appear almost colorless. But what exactly causes a fogbow?

Texas Teachers Unite to Strengthen Education at Galveston Conference
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Texas Teachers Unite to Strengthen Education at Galveston Conference

Texas teachers are coming together this weekend in Galveston for the Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) annual conference, focused on improving teaching practices and ensuring every student receives a high-quality education.

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