League City council members were introduced to an $816 million plan for a new entertainment district, which promises to boost local tourism and economic growth through a mix of attractions, dining, and recreational facilities. The proposal aims to establish the city as a key regional destination while fostering new business opportunities.
In the face of a growing housing crisis, Texas communities are banding together to develop innovative, grassroots solutions to address the severe shortage of affordable housing.
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.
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.
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.
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.