Joshua Hopkins

Joshua Hopkins is a veteran journalist specializing in political reporting and international affairs.

The Gulf Coast is sinking, making hurricanes like Francine even more dangerous
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The Gulf Coast is sinking, making hurricanes like Francine even more dangerous

Hurricane Francine hits low-lying Louisiana. Subsidence could make the storm surge worse. Hurricane Francine struck southern Louisiana on a Wednesday as a Category 2 hurricane, with wind speeds reaching 100 mph. The storm caused significant ocean surges, impacting coastal towns and prompting emergency services to respond quickly to safeguard residents and infrastructure.

Texas A&M Galveston Expands Academic Offerings with New College of Marine Sciences
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Texas A&M Galveston Expands Academic Offerings with New College of Marine Sciences

Texas A&M University has inaugurated its new College of Marine Sciences and Maritime Studies in Galveston to advance education and research in the "blue economy," emphasizing sustainability and innovation in marine environments. The college will offer 17 specialized programs aimed at addressing real-world coastal and oceanic challenges.

Research Uncovers Alarming Levels of Microplastics in Galveston Bay
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Research Uncovers Alarming Levels of Microplastics in Galveston Bay

Volunteers and researchers are working to combat the growing threat of microplastics in Galveston Bay, with alarming findings indicating high levels of contamination affecting marine life and potentially human health.

Business Owners Take Legal Action Against Kemah Following Street Changes Impacting Traffic
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Business Owners Take Legal Action Against Kemah Following Street Changes Impacting Traffic

A group of Kemah business owners has filed a lawsuit against the city over recent traffic changes near the Kemah Boardwalk, claiming the modifications have harmed their operations and accessibility. The lawsuit seeks to halt the new traffic patterns and closures and requests compensation for losses incurred.

Search On in Galveston for Teen Who Left Emotional Note on Lifeguard’s Truck
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Search On in Galveston for Teen Who Left Emotional Note on Lifeguard’s Truck

The Galveston community is rallying to find the anonymous teenage writer of a heartfelt letter left for a lifeguard, expressing gratitude and admiration for their service. The letter has inspired a social media campaign, #FindTheTeenWriter, and sparked a conversation about the importance of acknowledging public servants.

Filming of "1923," the Yellowstone Prequel, Concluded in Galveston County
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Filming of "1923," the Yellowstone Prequel, Concluded in Galveston County

Galveston, Texas, recently hosted the filming of the “Yellowstone” prequel, “1923,” featuring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, from August 11 to 17. The production generated significant excitement among locals and highlighted several iconic locations on the island, blending the town’s rich history with the show’s narrative.

Shooter’s Father Takes Stand in Civil Lawsuit Over Santa Fe School Tragedy
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Shooter’s Father Takes Stand in Civil Lawsuit Over Santa Fe School Tragedy

The father of the Santa Fe High School shooter testified in a civil trial on August 5, 2024, addressing negligence claims against the gun manufacturer and other institutions. The trial delves into the accountability of firearm marketing practices and the broader issues of gun violence and mental health.

Reimagining the Nativity: Houston Symphony Presents John Adams’s El Niño
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Reimagining the Nativity: Houston Symphony Presents John Adams’s El Niño

Experience John Adams’s reimagined nativity story with the Houston Symphony's performance of "El Niño" on May 25 & 26 at Jones Hall. Get your tickets now for this extraordinary event.

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