Austen Altenwerth

Austen Altenwerth is a talented writer with a focus on environmental journalism and sustainability topics.

Remembering the 1900 Galveston Hurricane: A Historical Tragedy
Local News
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5 min

Remembering the 1900 Galveston Hurricane: A Historical Tragedy

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.

Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump Foiled at Florida Golf Club
Politics and Government
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5 min read

Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump Foiled at Florida Golf Club

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.

Galveston Tenants Demand Action Over Unsafe Living Conditions at Antigua Apartments
Real Estate and Development
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3 min read

Galveston Tenants Demand Action Over Unsafe Living Conditions at Antigua Apartments

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.

Manhunt Ends in Galveston as Suspect in Deputy Constable's Murder Apprehended
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Manhunt Ends in Galveston as Suspect in Deputy Constable's Murder Apprehended

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.

End of an Era: Demolition Starts on Galveston Port's Historic Grain Facility
Real Estate and Development
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4 min read

End of an Era: Demolition Starts on Galveston Port's Historic Grain Facility

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 Provides Laptops for Middle and High School Students
Local News
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Fort Bend ISD Provides Laptops for Middle and High School Students

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 Braces for Hottest Week of the Year with Triple-Digit Heat
Business and Economy
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Houston Braces for Hottest Week of the Year with Triple-Digit Heat

Houston Faces Hottest Week of the Year with Triple-Digit Temperatures and Health Warnings

Galveston Struggles with Ongoing Power Outages Post-Hurricane Beryl
Local News
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Galveston Struggles with Ongoing Power Outages Post-Hurricane Beryl

Galveston battles power outages and communication breakdowns post-Hurricane Beryl, focusing on recovery and community resilience.

Surge in Cruise Traffic Sparks Concerns in Galveston
Business and Economy
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2 min read

Surge in Cruise Traffic Sparks Concerns in Galveston

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
Health and Wellness
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4 min read

Galveston Residents Face Insurance Challenges Post-Hurricane Beryl

Galveston residents face insurance challenges post-Hurricane Beryl, with TDI providing guidelines to navigate claims and avoid scams.

Carnival Cruises Resume from Galveston Post-Beryl
Business and Economy
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2 min read

Carnival Cruises Resume from Galveston Post-Beryl

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.

The Aftermath of Hurricane Beryl: A Community's Resilience and Recovery
Local News
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6 min read

The Aftermath of Hurricane Beryl: A Community's Resilience and Recovery

Hurricane Beryl weakens but leaves significant destruction in the Caribbean and Texas, prompting extensive recovery efforts and highlighting community resilience and future preparedness.

Houston Dynamo FC and Houston Dash: Exciting May 2024 Matches
Sports
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Houston Dynamo FC and Houston Dash: Exciting May 2024 Matches

Houston's soccer scene heats up in May with the Houston Dynamo FC facing Sporting Kansas City on May 20 and the Houston Dash taking on NJ/NY Gotham FC on May 22 at Shell Energy Stadium​ (Houston Sports Park)​​ (Visit Houston)​.

Houston Arts Scene: May 2024 Highlights
Arts and Culture
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Houston Arts Scene: May 2024 Highlights

Houston's arts scene this May features Kehinde Wiley's impactful exhibition "An Archaeology of Silence" at the Museum of Fine Arts and Sarah Sudhoff’s innovative photographic works at the Andrew Durham Gallery​

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