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Galveston Residents to Rally in ‘No Kings’ Protest as Part of National Demonstration
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Galveston Residents to Rally in ‘No Kings’ Protest as Part of National Demonstration

Galveston is among dozens of Texas cities joining the nationwide “No Kings” protest this Saturday, standing against President Trump’s military parade and perceived authoritarianism.

Galveston Restaurants Join Houston Restaurant Weeks to Support Food Bank
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Galveston Restaurants Join Houston Restaurant Weeks to Support Food Bank

This August, Galveston food lovers can make a difference simply by dining out. As part of Houston Restaurant Weeks, local restaurants will offer special menus from August 1 to September 1, with proceeds going to the Houston Food Bank.

Houston Law Enforcement on High Alert Amid National Protest Wave
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Houston Law Enforcement on High Alert Amid National Protest Wave

In response to escalating protests in Los Angeles and nationwide, Houston law enforcement is preparing for possible demonstrations, coordinating with state and federal partners to prevent civil unrest while emphasizing support for peaceful assembly.

Severe Storms Expected Wednesday Across Southeast Texas
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Severe Storms Expected Wednesday Across Southeast Texas

Southeast Texas is expecting widespread showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday, with Houston under a Level 2 "Slight Risk" for severe weather. Residents can expect two rounds of storms, with the most significant risk of destructive gusts, isolated tornadoes, and street flooding from the afternoon to early evening, potentially affecting the afternoon commute.

$5.1M Beach Restoration Project Underway at Jamaica Beach, Galveston
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$5.1M Beach Restoration Project Underway at Jamaica Beach, Galveston

A $5.1 million beach restoration project is underway at Jamaica Beach on Galveston Island, Texas, Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham announced. The project will add 61,000 cubic yards of sand along 3,300 feet of shoreline, aiming to protect coastal communities and wildlife habitats. Completion is expected by August 2025, with 90% of funding covered by federal emergency assistance.

League City Council Advanced Land Annexations and Grant Application
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League City Council Advanced Land Annexations and Grant Application

League City City Council convened for its June 10 meeting, where members proceeded with the second readings of two significant land annexation proposals. The council also considered an application for a state library grant, focusing on key land-use and resource-sharing initiatives for the city.

Texas Surf Museum Makes Waves in Galveston, Busts Surfing Myths
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Texas Surf Museum Makes Waves in Galveston, Busts Surfing Myths

Galveston's new Texas Surf Museum is rewriting the narrative about surfing in the Lone Star State, highlighting a legacy that dates back to the 1920s and honoring the local legends who rode—and shaped—the waves.

Texas Dream Act Struck Down After 25 Years, Ending In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
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Texas Dream Act Struck Down After 25 Years, Ending In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students

A federal court has permanently blocked the Texas Dream Act, a 25-year-old law that granted in-state tuition to undocumented students in Texas. The decision is sparking renewed debate over immigration, education, and access to opportunity in Texas.

After Viral Galveston Brawl, Carnival Updates Guest Conduct Policy
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After Viral Galveston Brawl, Carnival Updates Guest Conduct Policy

Carnival Cruises has rolled out stricter onboard behavior policies just weeks after a viral brawl in Galveston. New rules target teen curfews, noise, and marijuana use.

Texas City Museum Offers Free Admission, Shuttle to Historic Bell Home This Saturday
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Texas City Museum Offers Free Admission, Shuttle to Historic Bell Home This Saturday

The Texas City Museum will offer free admission this Saturday, along with shuttle rides to the historic Bell Home and a new Juneteenth-themed art exhibit celebrating African American heritage.

Galveston at the Heart of $34 Billion Coastal Defense Plan
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Galveston at the Heart of $34 Billion Coastal Defense Plan

The Coastal Texas Project is poised to reshape the future of Galveston and the Gulf Coast. At $34 billion, it’s the most significant civil works effort in U.S. Army Corps of Engineers history, aimed at defending 3,300 miles of Texas coastline from devastating hurricanes, while restoring ecosystems and protecting America’s busiest energy hub.

Galveston’s Ghost Town: The Rise and Fall of South Galveston’s Elite Suburb Plan
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Galveston’s Ghost Town: The Rise and Fall of South Galveston’s Elite Suburb Plan

A century before beach homes and state parks dotted Galveston’s west end, developers dreamed of South Galveston — a luxurious “cream suburb” fueled by fresh water and big promises.

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