
Galveston ISD could take action Wednesday in Ten Commandments lawsuit filed by Ken Paxton
Read full article: Galveston ISD could take action Wednesday in Ten Commandments lawsuit filed by Ken PaxtonGalveston ISD trustees could decide their next legal move Wednesday night in a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over the district’s refusal to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. The board agenda lists the case as an action item but does not specify what action trustees may take.

Driver allegedly rams ICE vehicle, crashes into tree attempting to flee in Galveston
Read full article: Driver allegedly rams ICE vehicle, crashes into tree attempting to flee in GalvestonAuthorities say the driver of a truck allegedly rammed into an ICE vehicle before crashing into a tree while attempting to flee immigration authorities in Galveston.

Red tide near Crystal Beach — what beachgoers need to know before hitting the sand
Read full article: Red tide near Crystal Beach — what beachgoers need to know before hitting the sandA red tide bloom near Crystal Beach is prompting Galveston County health officials to urge beachgoers to pay close attention to how they feel — and to be ready to move if something seems off.

Galveston County votes to take administrative control of health district
Read full article: Galveston County votes to take administrative control of health districtGalveston County commissioners voted unanimously Monday to approve an agreement that would give the county administrative control of the Galveston County Health District.

18 years since Hurricane Ike made landfall in Galveston and devastated Southeast Texas
Read full article: 18 years since Hurricane Ike made landfall in Galveston and devastated Southeast TexasIt has been 18 years since Hurricane Ike made landfall near Galveston, bringing heavy rain, wind, and historic storm surge to the Texas coast.

Red tide detected near Crystal Beach on Galveston County’s Bolivar Peninsula
Read full article: Red tide detected near Crystal Beach on Galveston County’s Bolivar PeninsulaA red tide bloom has been detected along the Upper Texas Coast near Crystal Beach on Bolivar Peninsula, with water samples showing moderate algae concentrations and reports of fish kills and breathing-related problems.

Tim Miller speaks after conviction of James Elmore Jr. in Texas Killing Fields trial
Read full article: Tim Miller speaks after conviction of James Elmore Jr. in Texas Killing Fields trialTim Miller, the father of Laura Miller and founder of Texas Equusearch, was visibly emotional as the guilty verdict was read in the trial of James Elmore Jr. on Wednesday.

Trial begins Monday for man accused of helping dispose of 2 bodies in ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murders
Read full article: Trial begins Monday for man accused of helping dispose of 2 bodies in ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murdersTrial begins Monday for James Elmore, a man accused of helping the longtime suspect in the “Texas Killing Fields” murders conceal two bodies.

Still living with Beryl damage? Texas homeowners can apply for repair or rebuilding help
Read full article: Still living with Beryl damage? Texas homeowners can apply for repair or rebuilding helpTwo state-run programs offer assistance to eligible homeowners in 27 counties. Galveston County residents can receive in-person application help Saturday in Texas City.

New aid available for Galveston County homeowners recovering from Beryl
Read full article: New aid available for Galveston County homeowners recovering from BerylGalveston County homeowners whose properties were damaged by Hurricane Beryl or other eligible 2024 storms may qualify for financial help through a Texas General Land Office recovery program.

Taking a cruise from Galveston? Here’s how local ships scored on their latest CDC sanitation inspections
Read full article: Taking a cruise from Galveston? Here’s how local ships scored on their latest CDC sanitation inspectionsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducts unannounced inspections of cruise ships that call on U.S. ports, grading them on a 100-point scale. A score of 86 or higher is considered satisfactory, while 85 or lower is considered unsatisfactory.

Federal lawsuit alleges Beryl damage estimates were secretly reduced; attorneys say thousands could be impacted
Read full article: Federal lawsuit alleges Beryl damage estimates were secretly reduced; attorneys say thousands could be impactedA proposed federal class-action lawsuit accuses the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association and several others of participating in a scheme to reduce Hurricane Beryl damage estimates before homeowners were paid. TWIA says its claims-adjusting policies comply with state and federal law.

Rare whale and dolphin wash ashore on Texas coast in 2 weeks
Read full article: Rare whale and dolphin wash ashore on Texas coast in 2 weeksThe Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network (TMMSN) has responded to three separate marine mammal strandings along the Texas Gulf Coast within two weeks, including a rare deep-water whale and two bottlenose dolphins

Galveston Children’s Museum to relocate to Moody Gardens for two-year residency starting this fall
Read full article: Galveston Children’s Museum to relocate to Moody Gardens for two-year residency starting this fallThe Galveston Children’s Museum will relocate to the Discovery Museum at Moody Gardens for a two-year residency starting November 2026, aiming to expand hands-on learning and community engagement.

Blaze at Galveston seafood warehouse leaves manager devastated: "We lost everything"
Read full article: Blaze at Galveston seafood warehouse leaves manager devastated: "We lost everything"A massive fire that tore through a seafood distribution facility reignited Thursday, forcing crews to continue battling hot spots at Texas Gulf Seafood along Galveston’s waterfront.

7 raccoon bites in two weeks — Galveston officials warn visitors to stop feeding wildlife
Read full article: 7 raccoon bites in two weeks — Galveston officials warn visitors to stop feeding wildlifeGalveston's Seawall raccoons have become a little too comfortable around people — and officials say feeding them is to blame. With multiple bite reports already on the books and a serious rabies risk in play, officials are urging visitors to enjoy the wildlife from a safe distance.

Sip, savor and celebrate Labor Day Weekend at the Galveston Island Wine Festival
Read full article: Sip, savor and celebrate Labor Day Weekend at the Galveston Island Wine FestivalThe festival will bring together more than 100 wines, incredible chefs, Gulf Coast cuisine, live entertainment and truly unique experiences.

TxDOT permanently closing SH-146 ramp to I-45 south in Galveston County. Here’s what drivers need to know
Read full article: TxDOT permanently closing SH-146 ramp to I-45 south in Galveston County. Here’s what drivers need to knowDrivers traveling through Galveston County will soon need to plan for a major traffic change as the Texas Department of Transportation prepares to permanently close a key connector ramp as part of its ongoing I-45 expansion project.

Meridian of Galveston residents demand answers after year-long displacement
Read full article: Meridian of Galveston residents demand answers after year-long displacementA group of seniors at a Galveston Island retirement community says they have been displaced for nearly a year after a pipe failure caused significant flooding — and they want to know when they can finally go home.

Texas City man sentenced 90 years in prison, convicted of sexually abusing several young children
Read full article: Texas City man sentenced 90 years in prison, convicted of sexually abusing several young childrenOn Tuesday, Galveston County jurors found Jesus Jose Pena Sr. guilty of continuous sex abuse of young children.

Tropical Storm Bertha approaches Texas coast. Here’s what to expect in Houston and Galveston
Read full article: Tropical Storm Bertha approaches Texas coast. Here’s what to expect in Houston and GalvestonTropical Storm Bertha is moving closer to the Texas coast, prompting a Tropical Storm Watch for Galveston and much of the Upper Texas Coast as officials encourage residents to prepare.

Tropical Storm Bertha weakens after bringing strong winds and heavy surf to Louisiana and Texas
Read full article: Tropical Storm Bertha weakens after bringing strong winds and heavy surf to Louisiana and TexasTropical Storm Bertha brought heavy surf and some flooding to southern Louisiana and Texas as it came ashore on the Gulf Coast before it was downgraded to a tropical depression.

The Galveston Police Department is looking for victims of car burglaries earlier this week
Read full article: The Galveston Police Department is looking for victims of car burglaries earlier this weekTwo suspects are facing charges in a string of car break-ins along the 8700 block of Seawall Boulevard.

Spend the Summer at Moody Gardens: Animal encounters, weekly themes, and how to register
Read full article: Spend the Summer at Moody Gardens: Animal encounters, weekly themes, and how to registerLooking for a summer camp that’s equal parts fun and educational? We're at Moody Gardens spotlighting their Pyramid Kids Camps week-long adventures packed with hands-on learning, new friends, and unforgettable experiences. There are still themed weeks left this summer; watch the video player above to learn how to register and what’s coming up next.

Stop, flop, and roll! The seals and sea lions put on a show at Moody Gardens
Read full article: Stop, flop, and roll! The seals and sea lions put on a show at Moody GardensDive behind the scenes at Moody Gardens’ Aquarium Pyramid as Houston Life's Lauren Leal got to know some of its most playful residents: seals and sea lions. She talked with the biologists and animal care experts about how training cues help with routine health checks and more. Plus, the other must-see exhibits inside the Aquarium Pyramid for your next visit.

Houston-Area Back-to-School Drive: Catholic Charities collecting school supplies for students in need through Aug. 7
Read full article: Houston-Area Back-to-School Drive: Catholic Charities collecting school supplies for students in need through Aug. 7Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is holding its annual back-to-school supply drive to support students in need through August 7. Community members can contribute by donating supplies at designated locations in Houston, Galveston, and Richmond/Fort Bend County, purchasing items online, or volunteering to help pack and distribute backpacks.

PHOTOS: Texas’ Tall Ship Elissa returns to New York Harbor for Sail4th 250 Parade of Sail
Read full article: PHOTOS: Texas’ Tall Ship Elissa returns to New York Harbor for Sail4th 250 Parade of SailGalveston's Tall Ship Elissa participated in the Sail4th 250 Parade of Sail in New York Harbor, marking its first visit to the city since 1986 as part of the United States' 250th anniversary celebrations.

Let freedom ring: Battleship Texas fires a patriotic salute as Galveston launches America250
Read full article: Let freedom ring: Battleship Texas fires a patriotic salute as Galveston launches America250Battleship Texas served as the centerpiece for Galveston's America250 launch, featuring ceremonial salutes, a drone show, and fireworks.

Galveston, Surfside Beach gear up for Fourth of July weekend safety
Read full article: Galveston, Surfside Beach gear up for Fourth of July weekend safetyGalveston and Surfside Beach are increasing safety measures for the Fourth of July weekend, with Galveston deploying 30 lifeguards and Surfside Beach relying on 28 police officers but no lifeguards.

'Almost like quicksand': Porretto Beach closes for first time in 70-year history amid city drainage dispute
Read full article: 'Almost like quicksand': Porretto Beach closes for first time in 70-year history amid city drainage disputePorretto Beach in Galveston has closed for the first time in its 70-year history due to safety concerns following a city drainage project that allegedly damaged the beach’s subsurface, creating quicksand-like conditions.

UTMB police searching for man accused of assaulting security officer in Galveston
Read full article: UTMB police searching for man accused of assaulting security officer in GalvestonGalveston police are searching for a man accused of assaulting a University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) security officer early Sunday morning.

‘Where it all began’: Galveston church marks 161 years of Juneteenth celebration, tracing roots to 1865
Read full article: ‘Where it all began’: Galveston church marks 161 years of Juneteenth celebration, tracing roots to 1865Reedy Chapel AME in Galveston, established in 1848, is recognized as the site of the first documented Juneteenth celebration in Texas, marking the announcement of freedom to enslaved people on June 19, 1865. The church continues to honor its historic role by educating visitors and fostering unity in the Galveston community.

Dangerous Galveston sidewalk repaired days after KPRC 2 Helps You report; more hazards we uncovered under review
Read full article: Dangerous Galveston sidewalk repaired days after KPRC 2 Helps You report; more hazards we uncovered under reviewA dangerous sidewalk along the 2800 block of 61st Street in Galveston has been repaired just days after KPRC 2 Helps You highlighted concerns from residents who said the deteriorating walkway posed a safety risk to pedestrians.

Two former Hospital Galveston correctional officers arrested for alleged sexual misconduct with female inmates
Read full article: Two former Hospital Galveston correctional officers arrested for alleged sexual misconduct with female inmatesTwo former Texas Department of Criminal Justice correctional officers have been arrested following an investigation into sexual misconduct involving two female inmates at Hospital Galveston.

High winds, flooding and water rescues: Tropical weather impacts Galveston, Brazoria County and Houston area
Read full article: High winds, flooding and water rescues: Tropical weather impacts Galveston, Brazoria County and Houston areaThe impacts of Tropical Storm Arthur are being felt across Southeast Texas on Wednesday, with high winds battering coastal communities and emergency crews responding to multiple water rescues in flood-prone areas.

Texas’ historic Tall Ship ELISSA heads to New York for Sail250 celebration
Read full article: Texas’ historic Tall Ship ELISSA heads to New York for Sail250 celebrationThe 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA, the Official Tall Ship of Texas and a National Historic Landmark, has departed Galveston to join Sail250, a global tall ship gathering marking America's 250th anniversary. Fresh from maintenance and restoration, ELISSA is undertaking her longest voyage in decades with stops at several East Coast cities, culminating in leading a flotilla into New York Harbor on July 4. Operated by the Galveston Historical Foundation, the ship serves as a traveling classroom and cultural ambassador, hosting tours and educational events at each port. ELISSA, one of the few active 19th-century merchant ships, continues to preserve and share Galveston's maritime and immigration heritage with contemporary audiences.

Broken sidewalk creating dangerous hazard for elderly Galveston residents; Fix underway after 2 Helps You gets involved
Read full article: Broken sidewalk creating dangerous hazard for elderly Galveston residents; Fix underway after 2 Helps You gets involvedFor years, some elderly residents near the 2800 block of 61st Street in Galveston have been forced into a dangerous choice: navigate a badly damaged sidewalk or walk in a 40 mph street.

This is your 2026 Hurricane & Flood Survival Guide
Read full article: This is your 2026 Hurricane & Flood Survival GuideKPRC 2’s 2026 Hurricane & Flood Survival Guide provides everything you need to prepare for hurricane season, from forecasts and evacuation plans to emergency kits, insurance advice, and family safety information.

Authorities execute 21 search warrants tied to organized crime, money laundering across Galveston County area
Read full article: Authorities execute 21 search warrants tied to organized crime, money laundering across Galveston County areaA large-scale law enforcement operation targeting alleged illegal gambling activity unfolded Monday morning across Galveston County and neighboring areas.

Galveston ranked No. 1 fishing destination in United States
Read full article: Galveston ranked No. 1 fishing destination in United StatesGalveston may not have the best reputation for its murky waters, but for anglers, it appears to be one of the best places to spend time with family, especially during Father’s Day weekend.

Teen rushed to hospital after being bitten by shark on offshore boat near Galveston Beach
Read full article: Teen rushed to hospital after being bitten by shark on offshore boat near Galveston BeachA 17-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital Monday afternoon after suffering serious injuries from a shark bite while aboard a boat offshore near Galveston, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

Man fatally shot by officer during traffic stop in Galveston; Texas Rangers investigating officer-involved shooting
Read full article: Man fatally shot by officer during traffic stop in Galveston; Texas Rangers investigating officer-involved shootingThe Texas Rangers are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting which happened in Galveston Monday afternoon.

Jeep Weekend 2026 ends with 110 arrests, 1,500 traffic stops and no reported injuries, sheriff says
Read full article: Jeep Weekend 2026 ends with 110 arrests, 1,500 traffic stops and no reported injuries, sheriff saysJeep Weekend 2026 wrapped up with more than 100 arrests and roughly 1,500 traffic stops, but no reported injuries, according to the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office.

DPS troopers arrive early on Bolivar Peninsula ahead of Jeep Weekend 2026
Read full article: DPS troopers arrive early on Bolivar Peninsula ahead of Jeep Weekend 2026After years of violence — including a deadly shooting in 2024 — authorities say this year’s enforcement effort is serious, visible and already underway.

Texas’ legendary 1877 tall ship ELISSA joins Sail250 voyage to New York Harbor
Read full article: Texas’ legendary 1877 tall ship ELISSA joins Sail250 voyage to New York HarborThe legendary 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA is setting sail on a historic journey from Galveston to New York Harbor for Sail 250, the international celebration marking America’s 250th anniversary. As the Official Tall Ship of Texas, ELISSA will join the world’s largest gathering of tall ships and military vessels while representing Galveston’s rich maritime history on a global stage. Built in Scotland in 1877, ELISSA is one of the few authentic 19th-century tall ships still actively sailing today. The National Historic Landmark will travel more than 2,500 miles with stops in Pensacola, Savannah, Yorktown, Portsmouth, New York City, and Boston. We’re talking about the ship’s incredible history, the volunteers keeping her seaworthy, and how this living piece of history continues to connect generations through maritime storytelling.

Man gets life in prison for fatal Galveston arson fire set in retaliation for unpaid debt
Read full article: Man gets life in prison for fatal Galveston arson fire set in retaliation for unpaid debtA Galveston County jury has convicted a man of capital murder for a fatal fire he set that caused the death of 55-year-old Renita Hawthorne in 2024.

Dan Patrick picks sides in Texas attorney general, Railroad Commission GOP runoffs
Read full article: Dan Patrick picks sides in Texas attorney general, Railroad Commission GOP runoffsThe lieutenant governor endorsed state Sen. Mayes Middleton over U.S. Rep. Chip Roy for the Republican attorney general nod. And he backed Railroad Commissioner Jim Wright over challenger Bo French.

Election Day Today: What to know about the Texas Senate District 4 Special Election
Read full article: Election Day Today: What to know about the Texas Senate District 4 Special ElectionPolls are open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Saturday, May 2 for the SD-4 special election featuring Republican Brett Ligon and Democrat Ron Angeletti—plus where to vote, what ID you need, and how mail-ballot drop-off works in Harris County.

Man accused of helping dispose of 2 bodies in ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murders now charged with possessing child porn
Read full article: Man accused of helping dispose of 2 bodies in ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murders now charged with possessing child pornA man accused of helping the longtime suspect in the “Texas Killing Fields” murders conceal two bodies is now facing more charges.

Concerns over storm evacuation, traffic mount as Galveston considers Discovery Sands proposal
Read full article: Concerns over storm evacuation, traffic mount as Galveston considers Discovery Sands proposalOn the west end of Galveston Island, a stretch of open land has become the center of a heated debate.

Search underway for bodies tied to “Texas Killing Fields” case at Bacliff property owned by suspect, search warrant says
Read full article: Search underway for bodies tied to “Texas Killing Fields” case at Bacliff property owned by suspect, search warrant saysOn Thursday morning, authorities served a search warrant at the Bacliff home of James Elmore, the man who has been indicted in connection with two of the four “Texas Killing Fields” murders.

Galveston’s fishing community fights to stay afloat amid rising fuel costs
Read full article: Galveston’s fishing community fights to stay afloat amid rising fuel costsFor Galveston’s fishing community, the catch in the nets means little if there’s not enough fuel in the tank to get there. Rising fuel prices are squeezing margins for shrimpers, fishermen and seafood businesses across the island — and some warn those costs could soon be passed on to consumers.

‘Texas Killing Fields’ suspect gets $1.5M bond in manslaughter case, trial date set
Read full article: ‘Texas Killing Fields’ suspect gets $1.5M bond in manslaughter case, trial date setJames Elmore, the man indicted in connection with two of the four “Texas Killing Fields” murders, had his bond set at $1.5 million in a Galveston County courtroom Thursday.

Galveston officials say ‘significant headway’ has been made in unsolved ‘Texas Killing Fields’ case after new arrest
Read full article: Galveston officials say ‘significant headway’ has been made in unsolved ‘Texas Killing Fields’ case after new arrestMore than four decades after a series of murders along a stretch of Southeast Texas known as the “Texas Killing Fields,” prosecutors say they are making progress—and the investigation is far from over.

Resource crisis center of Galveston County loses island storefront to rising costs
Read full article: Resource crisis center of Galveston County loses island storefront to rising costsThe resale furniture store owned and operated by the Resource and Crisis Center of Galveston County has been a fixture on 23rd Street since 2018 — but on April 25, that location will officially close.

2 correctional officers relieved of duty after female inmate alleges sexual assault at Hospital Galveston
Read full article: 2 correctional officers relieved of duty after female inmate alleges sexual assault at Hospital GalvestonTwo correctional officers have been “relieved of duty” after a female inmate reported being sexually assaulted at Hospital Galveston, according to a release.

Man accused of helping dispose of 2 bodies in ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murders arrested
Read full article: Man accused of helping dispose of 2 bodies in ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murders arrestedAfter more than 40 years of unanswered questions and decades of frustration from families of victims, authorities have arrested a man suspected of participating in at least two deaths related to the “Texas Killing Fields.”

Dog groomer in League City arrested after Goldendoodle dies from being strangled by cinch collar
Read full article: Dog groomer in League City arrested after Goldendoodle dies from being strangled by cinch collarA League City dog groomer has been arrested and charged with animal cruelty following the death of a Goldendoodle in her care.

Randall King out as opening day headliner for Galveston County Fair & Rodeo
Read full article: Randall King out as opening day headliner for Galveston County Fair & RodeoCountry artist Randall King will no longer perform as the Opening Day headliner at the Galveston County Fair & Rodeo on April 17 due to personal reasons.

One dead, another hospitalized after early-morning call leads to chase on Galveston’s west end
Read full article: One dead, another hospitalized after early-morning call leads to chase on Galveston’s west endA reported shooting on Galveston's west end led police to a home where they found a man bleeding on the porch and saw a suspect flee in a maroon pickup truck, prompting a chase. The pursuit, assisted by state troopers and a DPS helicopter, ended near Jamaica Beach when the suspect crashed and was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, later pronounced dead at UTMB. A second victim was located at the residence and transported to the hospital, with their condition undisclosed. Galveston police and Texas Rangers are investigating the incident and the pursuit.

3 men rescued from Port of Galveston after personal boat capsizes in choppy waters
Read full article: 3 men rescued from Port of Galveston after personal boat capsizes in choppy watersThree people were rescued from the water Monday morning after a personal watercraft capsized near Pier 10 at the Port of Galveston.

Houston weather: Tornado watch canceled across Southeast Texas, rain remains in coastal counties
Read full article: Houston weather: Tornado watch canceled across Southeast Texas, rain remains in coastal countiesA cold front will bring the risk for severe storms and flooding to Houston on Wednesday afternoon and evening.

Mother convicted on capital murder charge after throwing 17-month-old daughter off Galveston hotel balcony
Read full article: Mother convicted on capital murder charge after throwing 17-month-old daughter off Galveston hotel balconyIt was a case that brought nation-wide attention, a 17-month-old baby girl that was thrown off a hotel balcony by her mother in 2024. Now, the child’s mother has been found guilty of capital murder.

Rare Texas artifacts step out ‘From the Vault’ at The Bryan Museum
Read full article: Rare Texas artifacts step out ‘From the Vault’ at The Bryan MuseumAnd as Texas celebrates 190 years of independence, we're getting a look at some of the artifacts that connect us directly to the fight for freedom. They've been carefully preserved for generations and now finally on display at the Bryan Museum in Galveston for a limited time.

Large crowds of young people cause closure of multiple beach access points in Galveston
Read full article: Large crowds of young people cause closure of multiple beach access points in GalvestonAhead of Spring Break and on Senior Skip Day, multiple access points to the beach in Galveston are closed Friday afternoon as police deal with large crowds of young people and heavy traffic.

I-45 shut down in Galveston County following major dump truck crash impacting lanes in both directions
Read full article: I-45 shut down in Galveston County following major dump truck crash impacting lanes in both directionsAuthorities are reporting major traffic disruptions in both directions on the Gulf Freeway following a crash involving a commercial truck.

UTMB partners with Blue Zones to help Galveston become longevity hotspot with healthier living, economic growth
Read full article: UTMB partners with Blue Zones to help Galveston become longevity hotspot with healthier living, economic growthA global blueprint for living longer, healthier lives is coming to Galveston, and leaders say it could transform both public health and the local economy.

Critical weather radio signal being restored to Galveston area
Read full article: Critical weather radio signal being restored to Galveston areaOfficials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced they are installing a permanent transmitter this week on Galveston Island.

‘Slap on the wrist’: Galveston child sex offender gets 3 year sentence in plea deal
Read full article: ‘Slap on the wrist’: Galveston child sex offender gets 3 year sentence in plea dealA Galveston plea deal is drawing criticism after Tony Mason was sentenced to three years in prison for sexual assault of a child.

Travel insurance insights: How a Galveston girls’ trip highlighted key mistakes to avoid
Read full article: Travel insurance insights: How a Galveston girls’ trip highlighted key mistakes to avoidA Galveston woman says she is out more than 8,000 dollars after canceling a Princess cruise for her 89-year-old friend whose worsening cancer and COPD triggered a denied travel protection claim tied to a pre existing condition exclusion.

Eat Drink HTX 2026 returns with 80+ Houston restaurants benefiting the Houston Food Bank
Read full article: Eat Drink HTX 2026 returns with 80+ Houston restaurants benefiting the Houston Food BankEat Drink HTX 2026 runs Feb. 15–28 with prix fixe menus at more than 80 Houston-area restaurants, benefiting the Houston Food Bank. See the full list.

Viral social media challenges linked to severe burn injuries in children, doctors say
Read full article: Viral social media challenges linked to severe burn injuries in children, doctors sayShriners Children’s Texas in Galveston is urging parents to pay closer attention to what their children are watching online, warning that viral social media challenges are increasingly leading to serious burn injuries.

Galveston police recover missing girl, arrest man on child kidnapping and sexual assault charges
Read full article: Galveston police recover missing girl, arrest man on child kidnapping and sexual assault chargesGalveston police will provide details Thursday morning on the arrest of a man charged with aggravated kidnapping and sexual assault of a child. Graham Michael Dunn faces aggravated kidnapping and sexual assault charges.

Preliminary report on fatal Mexican Navy plane crash in Galveston Bay released
Read full article: Preliminary report on fatal Mexican Navy plane crash in Galveston Bay releasedThe National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released its preliminary report on the fatal Mexican Navy plane crash in Galveston Bay on Dec. 22, 2025.

Galveston boat captain invited to meet Mexico’s president after heroic plane crash rescue
Read full article: Galveston boat captain invited to meet Mexico’s president after heroic plane crash rescueA Galveston boat captain is about to receive a rare and special honor after his heroic actions during a recent plane crash.

Galveston vintage car repairman sentenced to 60 years for stealing customers’ vehicles
Read full article: Galveston vintage car repairman sentenced to 60 years for stealing customers’ vehiclesA vintage car repairman who ripped off customers by stealing the very vehicles he promised to repair has now been sentenced.






















