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Carnival Miracle to Sail from Galveston in 2027 with Rare Solar Eclipse Cruise to Europe
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Carnival Miracle to Sail from Galveston in 2027 with Rare Solar Eclipse Cruise to Europe

Carnival Cruise Line unveiled its 2027–2028 itineraries this week, announcing that the 2,100-passenger Carnival Miracle will sail from Galveston before crossing the Atlantic for a European season that includes a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse voyage.

Galveston Launches Major Beach Coastline Restoration Project
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Galveston Launches Major Beach Coastline Restoration Project

Hershey Beach on Galveston’s West End will remain closed through 2025 as crews begin a large-scale restoration project to rebuild nearly two miles of eroded shoreline.

Supermoon Brings ‘King Tide’ Flooding to Galveston’s Low-Lying Streets
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Supermoon Brings ‘King Tide’ Flooding to Galveston’s Low-Lying Streets

A “king tide” linked to this week’s supermoon flooded parts of Galveston’s bay side, offering residents a preview of the city’s growing flood risks as sea levels rise.

EPCOR Proposes Plant to Convert Gulf Water for Harris, Galveston County Taps
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EPCOR Proposes Plant to Convert Gulf Water for Harris, Galveston County Taps

A private utility company plans to construct a first-of-its-kind desalination plant in Texas City, aiming to supply fresh water to the Houston region as the state prepares for future water shortages.

Missing Swimmer Found Dead Off Galveston Beach After Weekend Search
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Missing Swimmer Found Dead Off Galveston Beach After Weekend Search

Authorities confirmed that a 21-year-old man who went missing while swimming with his family on Sunday off Galveston’s Seawall Boulevard was found dead Monday morning.

Hershey Beach Headlines Offer Glimpse into Major Galveston Restoration
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Hershey Beach Headlines Offer Glimpse into Major Galveston Restoration

Galveston officials have launched a large-scale coastal restoration project on the island’s west end to combat erosion, closing Hershey Beach access through the end of the year as crews work to replenish nearly two miles of shoreline.

One Missing, One Dead in Separate Galveston Beach Incidents Over Weekend
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One Missing, One Dead in Separate Galveston Beach Incidents Over Weekend

Authorities in Galveston are searching for a 21-year-old Richmond man who disappeared while swimming Sunday morning, one day after another man died in nearby waters amid dangerous surf conditions.

Deadline Approaches: Texas Voter Registration Closes Today
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Deadline Approaches: Texas Voter Registration Closes Today

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced that the voter registration deadline for the November 4 election is Monday, October 6. Texans will decide on 17 proposed constitutional amendments and several local measures.

Beloved Galveston Bakery PattyCakes Shutting Doors October 5
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Beloved Galveston Bakery PattyCakes Shutting Doors October 5

PattyCakes Bakery, a Galveston favorite for chocolate crinkle cookies and cupcakes, announced it will close Oct. 5 after 15 years of business.

Police Chase Ends in Fatal Shooting at Galveston’s Seawolf Park
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Police Chase Ends in Fatal Shooting at Galveston’s Seawolf Park

An early morning police pursuit from Hitchcock to Galveston ended in a deadly officer-involved shooting at Seawolf Park, after authorities say the suspect fired multiple shots and pointed a weapon at officers.

Towering at 7-Foot-3, Kemah Police Cadet Trades Hoop Dreams for Public Service
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Towering at 7-Foot-3, Kemah Police Cadet Trades Hoop Dreams for Public Service

Jordan Wilmore, who once dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player, is now sacrificing his aspirations to serve the city of Kemah as a police cadet. Standing at 7 feet 3 inches, he is poised to become one of the tallest law enforcement recruits in the country.

Galveston County Deputy Honored for ‘Blessing Boxes’ Feeding Families
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Galveston County Deputy Honored for ‘Blessing Boxes’ Feeding Families

Galveston County Commissioners Court honored Constable Precinct 1 Deputy Manson “Mac” Sanford for his volunteer work stocking “Blessing Boxes” in Texas City, an effort that feeds dozens of families each month.

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