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League City officials provided an update on several ongoing and upcoming road and capital improvement projects, including a new turn lane on League City Parkway and future roadway and intersection upgrades funded by county and city dollars.
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A solar-powered NOAA research buoy nicknamed “Bob” has drifted away from its moorings in the Gulf of Mexico for the second time in less than a year, prompting a lighthearted but serious appeal from federal scientists who rely on its data.
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Houston-area transit riders now have expanded ways to pay after METRO launched its new RideMETRO fare system, which introduced a $2 reloadable card, mobile payments, and a loyalty perk with no fare increases.
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Galveston police and regional partners seized a “significant number” of illegal gambling machines and made multiple arrests during coordinated early-morning raids across the island following a months-long investigation.
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The Port of Galveston is moving forward with a $106 million program of waterside and landside upgrades at its West Port Cargo Complex, a multi-year investment aimed at modernizing aging infrastructure and expanding capacity for breakbulk and project cargo.
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A Galveston man is facing felony charges after authorities say he impersonated a federal immigration officer and detained two men in a downtown parking lot, an incident partially captured on video by local activists.
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Before sunrise Friday, five caskets carrying victims of a Dec. 22 plane crash were escorted across Galveston as part of a coordinated effort to return the remains of Mexican Navy personnel and a civilian doctor to their families in Mexico.
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Galveston officials are considering changes to downtown parking rules, including 30-minute payment options, tougher fine collection and a temporary amnesty program, with the goal of reducing violations and improving compliance.
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Houston Methodist, Memorial Hermann, Texas Children's Hospital, and St. Luke's Health welcomed healthy newborns in 2026 within minutes of the New Year.

Galveston Island will ring in the new year under cool, dry, and breezy conditions Tuesday night, followed by a rapid warmup on New Year's Day and springlike temperatures later in the week.