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Nearly two miles of Galveston’s West Beach are being reinforced with dredged sand from the Galveston Ship Channel as part of a $23 million, multi-agency project aimed at slowing erosion and strengthening storm protection along the island’s vulnerable west end.
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Law enforcement agencies responded to two Galveston County high schools on Tuesday after unrelated phoned-in threats prompted emergency measures. Authorities later determined both threats were unfounded.
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The Battleship Texas, the last surviving World War I–era dreadnought, has reached a milestone in its $75 million restoration, with crews eliminating all leaks and advancing structural repairs ahead of a projected reopening in late 2026 or early 2027.

For the first time in a decade, no major hurricane struck the United States during the Atlantic season, yet the year produced unusually intense storms and showcased shifting atmospheric patterns explained by Galveston-based meteorologist Hal Needham.
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Five women received public recognition from Texas City officials for performing lifesaving actions after witnessing a serious motorcycle crash on I-45 earlier this month. Their quick response helped revive an unconscious woman who had no pulse.
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A new bus route, The Splash, now connects Galveston and Texas City with hourly service six days a week. The Gulf Coast Transit District and Galveston Island Transit partnered on the project, offering $1 fares and direct transfers to improve regional mobility.