Galveston Officer Believed Man Shot Was Armed — but Investigators Found No Gun
New details emerge in Texas Rangers' probe of fatal Galveston police shooting: officer feared suspect had gun, no firearm found.
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Galveston Residents Struggle to Keep Cool as Affordable Air Conditioning Options Run Short
In Galveston, demand for affordable cooling is high, but resources are few, leaving many homes sweltering without relief.
Houston and Galveston Co. drivers face freeway closures, METRORail Red Line shutdown this weekend
Houston and Galveston County drivers face freeway closures and a METRORail Red Line shutdown this weekend for maintenance.
Galveston Police Release Video of Deadly Shooting, and the Family Is Now Considering Legal Action
Family plans legal action after fatal Galveston officer-involved shooting; footage released, grand jury declines charges.
Galveston County Commissioners Vote to Take Over Health District Management, Citing $500K in Savings
Galveston County commissioners vote to take over the health district, cutting jobs while saving $500K.
Eighteen years after Hurricane Ike hit Galveston, residents say the storm’s memory hasn’t faded
Eighteen years after Hurricane Ike struck Galveston, residents still mark the storm with plaques, sculptures and memories.