Galveston cracks down on roadside panhandling as homeless population grows
The city is adopting a zero-tolerance policy toward violations of existing laws governing solicitation and pedestrian activity in roadways.
The city is adopting a zero-tolerance policy toward violations of existing laws governing solicitation and pedestrian activity in roadways.
News
The Harris County District Attorney’s Office is opening an independent investigation after an ICE vehicle struck a pedestrian during a weekend pursuit....
schools
For trustee Elizabeth “Elle” Moody, the pledge continues her great-grandparents’ legacy of improving Texans’ lives after establishing the foundation in 1942....
government
City council candidate Teresa Potter answers questions about his priorities, Flock Safety cameras and the future of League City.
government
Councilman Sean Saunders answers questions about his priorities, Flock Safety cameras and the future of League City as he seeks another term.
business
The new facility will serve as a home base for about 130 employees and 60 to 70 service trucks, offering a more centralized location for operations in the county compared to the company’s previous building....
schools
The redevelopment is a joint effort between Build Galveston CDC and Vision Galveston, which plan to preserve portions of the former school for a community center while preparing the site for new workforce housing....
Local
Cynthia Wygant Mellon and several classmates spent months tracking down graduates and organizing the reunion after discovering records from previous gatherings had been lost or damaged....
parks
The Texas General Land Office, with funding provided by the Gulf of America Alliance, plans to remove Acta, a recreational fiberglass vessel blown aground by Hurricane Beryl in July 2024 near 6801 Broadway....
