The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) has been named a 2024 Fulbright Hispanic-Serving Institution Leader by the U.S. Department of State, recognizing its commitment to fostering global educational opportunities and supporting Fulbright exchange initiatives.
As Houston prepares for Election Day, Galveston faces a coastal flood advisory and the threat of severe weather, including heavy rainfall and strong winds. Residents are urged to stay alert as a cold front approaches, bringing potential hazards to the region.
During his first town hall in La Marque, Councilman Joseph Lowry faced intense scrutiny over reports of $43,000 in unpaid taxes, resulting in a contentious back-and-forth with a reporter that dominated the event.
The Friendswood Mustangs triumphed in a commanding 68-0 victory over the Pasadena Eagles, breaking their four-game losing streak. The Mustangs showcased their strength with stellar performances on both offense and defense at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Thursday night.
Galveston city officials are taking action against Antigua Apartments after uncovering hundreds of maintenance violations following months of tenant complaints. Inspectors have scheduled a meeting with management to demand repairs, warning that failure to comply could result in legal consequences.
Galveston County has filed a lawsuit against the Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees and Galveston Cruise Terminal LLC, seeking approximately $400,000 in taxes due to a clerical error that misclassified ownership of Cruise Terminal 10 on the 2023 tax rolls.
An altercation involving a Galveston County bus driver and an 11-year-old student over a bag of chips has led to the driver’s arrest. The driver allegedly grabbed the child by the wrist and removed him from the bus, sparking outrage from the boy's mother.
On September 8, 1900, a catastrophic hurricane struck Galveston, Texas, resulting in over 6,000 deaths and extensive destruction. This event remains the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, prompting significant changes in weather forecasting and disaster preparedness.
Former President Donald Trump was the target of an assassination attempt at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, on September 15, 2024. The Secret Service responded quickly, preventing harm to Trump. The suspect is now in custody as the FBI continues to investigate.
Tenants of the Antigua Apartments in Galveston are voicing frustration over deteriorating living conditions, including water damage, flickering lights, and unsafe ceilings. After the complex suffered further damage from Hurricane Beryl in July, some residents were forced to sleep outside.
A suspect in the fatal shooting of Harris County Deputy Maher Husseini led authorities on a high-speed chase from Houston to Galveston, culminating in his arrest after driving into the bay. The tragic incident, suspected to involve road rage, has left the local law enforcement community mourning the loss of a dedicated officer.
The 93-year-old grain facility at the Galveston port, a key part of the city’s maritime history, is being demolished as part of a modernization initiative to enhance the port’s operational capabilities. The removal of Elevator B marks the end of an era but paves the way for new developments aimed at improving the port’s competitiveness and economic growth.
Fort Bend ISD equips all middle and high school students with laptops, ensuring access to essential technology for educational success in the digital era.
Houston Faces Hottest Week of the Year with Triple-Digit Temperatures and Health Warnings
Galveston battles power outages and communication breakdowns post-Hurricane Beryl, focusing on recovery and community resilience.
Galveston's surge in cruise traffic brings economic benefits but also raises infrastructure and environmental concerns, prompting calls for sustainable growth measures.
Galveston residents face insurance challenges post-Hurricane Beryl, with TDI providing guidelines to navigate claims and avoid scams.
Galveston resumes normal cruise operations post-Beryl, with Carnival Jubilee and Carnival Dream departing today. Local residents face water service interruptions due to ongoing construction. Island Vybz Reggae Fest rescheduled to September.
Hurricane Beryl weakens but leaves significant destruction in the Caribbean and Texas, prompting extensive recovery efforts and highlighting community resilience and future preparedness.