Arden Huels

Arden Hueles is a dedicated journalist known for her in-depth reporting on community and social issues.

Galveston County Shifts Red, Elects Fullen as Sheriff and Republican Commissioner
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Galveston County Shifts Red, Elects Fullen as Sheriff and Republican Commissioner

Galveston County voters made significant choices in Tuesday's election, electing Republican Jimmy Fullen as their new sheriff and flipping the Precinct 3 County Commissioner seat from Democrat to Republican, signaling a shift in local political dynamics.

Beyoncé Rallies for Harris in Houston, While Trump Promotes Border Security in Austin
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Beyoncé Rallies for Harris in Houston, While Trump Promotes Border Security in Austin

With the election approaching, Beyoncé endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris at a rally in Houston, emphasizing reproductive rights. Meanwhile, Donald Trump took to Austin to promote his border security agenda, highlighting the stark contrasts between the two campaigns.

Galveston Tragedy: Mother Arrested After Toddler’s Death Near Seawall
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Galveston Tragedy: Mother Arrested After Toddler’s Death Near Seawall

Channel Yonko, 30, faces capital murder charges following the death of her 17-month-old daughter, Hannah, who was discovered with traumatic injuries near a Kroger in Galveston. The toddler was rushed to a hospital but did not survive.

Bayou Fest Brings Family Fun and Cooking Showdown to La Marque
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Bayou Fest Brings Family Fun and Cooking Showdown to La Marque

La Marque's annual Bayou Fest at Highland Bayou Park delighted attendees with family-friendly activities like fishing tournaments and pumpkin decorating. At the same time, over 60 teams competed in a cooking contest for a share of $12,500 in prizes.

Deep-Sea Coral Restoration Efforts in Galveston: NOAA Revives the Gulf
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Deep-Sea Coral Restoration Efforts in Galveston: NOAA Revives the Gulf

NOAA scientists in Galveston are working to restore deep-sea coral damaged by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Through groundbreaking research on coral reproduction, the team aims to revive affected habitats and develop new techniques for long-term restoration in the Gulf of Mexico.

Galveston Man Contracts Serious Case of West Nile Virus at Crystal Beach
Health and Wellness
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Galveston Man Contracts Serious Case of West Nile Virus at Crystal Beach

A Galveston man has been diagnosed with a serious case of West Nile Virus after visiting Crystal Beach. Health officials are urging reside

Hurricane Helene Brings Life-Threatening Conditions Across Southeast, Including Texas
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Hurricane Helene Brings Life-Threatening Conditions Across Southeast, Including Texas

Hurricane Helene, downgraded from a Category 4 hurricane, continues to bring life-threatening winds and flooding across the Southeast, including parts of Texas. With 3.5 million people without power and multiple fatalities reported emergency services are responding to widespread damage and rising waters.

The Oleanders at Broadway Opens, Restoring 569 Low-Income Housing Units in Galveston
Real Estate and Development
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The Oleanders at Broadway Opens, Restoring 569 Low-Income Housing Units in Galveston

The Oleanders at Broadway opened in Galveston, restoring 569 low-income housing units lost to Hurricane Ike. The mixed-income development features 348 units, modern amenities, and elevated buildings for storm resilience, marking a significant milestone in the community's recovery efforts.

Former Galveston Officer Indicted on Multiple Charges Following Pool Party Assault
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Former Galveston Officer Indicted on Multiple Charges Following Pool Party Assault

Former Galveston police officer Jared Rivas has been indicted on eight charges, including injury to a child and unlawful restraint, following allegations of assaulting multiple individuals at a children's pool party in June. Families are pursuing legal action against Rivas and others.

FBI Investigates Tragic Death of 12-Year-Old on Royal Caribbean Cruise
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FBI Investigates Tragic Death of 12-Year-Old on Royal Caribbean Cruise

The FBI is investigating the death of a 12-year-old boy who reportedly fell from a balcony on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. The FBI is investigating the tragic death of a 12-year-old boy who fell from the balcony of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. The incident highlights potential safety concerns aboard cruise vessels and has garnered significant media attention.

Tropical Storm Francine Churns Toward Louisiana as Path Shifts
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Tropical Storm Francine Churns Toward Louisiana as Path Shifts

Tropical Storm Francine is anticipated to escalate into a hurricane on Tuesday as it approaches the Louisiana coast. The storm's shifting trajectory has already led some oil producers to suspend their operations. Still, forecasts suggest that the storm’s effects may not be as severe as initially feared.

We sailed in an interior cabin on Carnival and an ocean-view room on Royal Caribbean. We'd only book one again.
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We sailed in an interior cabin on Carnival and an ocean-view room on Royal Caribbean. We'd only book one again.

Two reporters from Business Insider embarked on different cruise lines—one with Carnival and the other with Royal Caribbean. Their experiences provided valuable insights into each cruise's offerings, atmosphere, and amenities, helping uncover what sets these two popular cruise lines apart.

Parents Found Not Liable for Damages in Santa Fe High School Shooting
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Parents Found Not Liable for Damages in Santa Fe High School Shooting

A Galveston jury concluded that the parents of Dimitrios Pagourtzis, accused of the 2018 Santa Fe High School shooting, are not financially responsible for the tragedy, though they awarded the victims’ families over $300 million in damages. The decision has sparked debate over accountability and highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence and mental health in the U.S.

Parents of Santa Fe Shooter Face Legal Consequences in Civil Trial Amid Ongoing Tragedy
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Parents of Santa Fe Shooter Face Legal Consequences in Civil Trial Amid Ongoing Tragedy

Santa Fe High School Shooting Civil Case Highlights Parental Responsibility in Gun Violence

Donald Trump Shot in Ear at Butler, Pennsylvania Rally; Undergoing Treatment
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Donald Trump Shot in Ear at Butler, Pennsylvania Rally; Undergoing Treatment

Trump was shot in the ear at a rally in Butler, PA, and is currently being treated. The incident is under investigation.

Celebrate Independence Day in Galveston: A Guide to July 4th Festivities
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Celebrate Independence Day in Galveston: A Guide to July 4th Festivities

Galveston celebrates July 4th with beach parties, parades, concerts, and fireworks, offering fun for all ages.

Storms of Deceit: Unraveling the Misuse of Federal Relief Funds in Galveston
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Storms of Deceit: Unraveling the Misuse of Federal Relief Funds in Galveston

Galveston has struggled with the misuse of federal hurricane relief funds, delaying recovery and eroding public trust​.

Severe Vibrio Infections Linked to Warming Waters: A Growing Concern in Houston
Health and Wellness
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Severe Vibrio Infections Linked to Warming Waters: A Growing Concern in Houston

Warming coastal waters have led to a rise in severe Vibrio vulnificus infections in Houston, prompting health officials to issue warnings and recommend precautions.

Houston's Urban Revitalization: Key Projects Shaping the City's Future
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Houston's Urban Revitalization: Key Projects Shaping the City's Future

Houston is undergoing a significant transformation with major urban development projects like Autry Park, The Commons at Hermann Park, and BioHub II, which are expected to boost the local economy and enhance community living.

Business News: Upcoming Governor's Small Business Summit in Galveston
Business and Economy
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Business News: Upcoming Governor's Small Business Summit in Galveston

Join the Governor’s Small Business Summit in Galveston on July 18, 2024, for networking, expert insights, and essential resources to help your business grow.

Exploring Science Events in Houston This Week
Real Estate and Development
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Exploring Science Events in Houston This Week

Houston is hosting several science events this week, including a stargazing session at George Observatory and the Welch Foundation's "Frontiers in Molecular Catalysis" conference.

Member Night: Gems & Minerals at the Houston Museum of Natural Science
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Member Night: Gems & Minerals at the Houston Museum of Natural Science

Join the Houston Museum of Natural Science for an exclusive Member Night on May 23, 2024, featuring a lapidary demonstration and hands-on crystal growing activities in the Cullen Hall of Gems and Minerals.

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