Beachgoers at Galveston’s East Beach got a surprise when they spotted a large alligator in the Gulf. Experts say it’s a normal behavior, as gators use saltwater to clear parasites.
UTMB Health has once again earned a spot on Forbes’ Best-In-State Employers list, reflecting high marks from employees and peers across Texas.
Texas drivers are facing fresh roadway headaches. Extreme heat buckled a section of Galveston’s Seawall Boulevard, while in Houston, potholes remain a daily hazard for commuters.
A new study shows more than half of restaurants along the Texas coast falsely market imported shrimp as Gulf-caught. A state law taking effect Sept. 1 will impose penalties on businesses that mislabel their seafood.
The Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) has received a $4 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to develop and implement new road safety initiatives. The funding is part of a broader effort to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the region, particularly among pedestrians and cyclists. The grant will support the creation of "Safety Action Plans" in collaboration with various local agencies and cities.
A new Margaritaville resort is coming to Alabama’s Gulf Coast, bringing Jimmy Buffett’s famed island lifestyle brand back to the late singer’s hometown roots.
Disney Cruise Line has announced its fall 2026 and spring 2027 itineraries, with expanded sailings from San Diego and Galveston. For the first time, San Diego will host two Disney ships—the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder.
The Gulf Coast Film and Video Festival will celebrate its 2025 nominees at an Awards Gala on Sept. 20 at Lakewood Yacht Club in Seabrook, showcasing clips from each category before announcing winners.
A stolen trailer investigation in La Marque led Galveston County deputies to a Houston home, where SWAT teams seized stolen firearms, vehicles and more than 31 pounds of drugs.
Galveston’s seawall will soon be certified as the world’s longest continuous sidewalk, with Guinness officials confirming the 7.3-mile stretch next month.
A tropical disturbance in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico has a 40% chance of developing into a cyclone and could bring heavy rainfall and dangerous rip currents to Houston and Galveston on Friday and Saturday, forecasters say.