Texas City Commissioner Loses Election 2 Days After Indictment

Dee Ann Haney, who was indicted on two counts of manslaughter last week, lost her re-election bid on Saturday.

19 Houston Area Fish Markets And Restaurants Cited In Fish Scheme

Of concern is the heightening demand for these aquatic resources, particularly red snapper, which led to this enhanced operation.

Ex-Congressman Steve Stockman Convicted In Federal Court

Stockman, 61, of Clear Lake, was convicted on numerous counts of fraud, money laundering, and violations of federal election laws.

18-Year Old Wins Seat On Alvin City Council

Joel Castro, 18, won a runoff election on Saturday for the at-large council seat, defeating John Burkey 282-229.

Woman Pleads Guilty To Sex Trafficking In Galveston County

Angela Marks, 24, pleaded guilty and faces a life sentence for sex trafficking several young girls in 2017.

Freeport Man Sentenced In Child Porn Case

Miguel Jimenez Jr, 22, was sentenced to 50 years in prison on numerous child pornography charges.

State Seeks Testimony From Harvey Flood Victims

The committee will hear invited and public testimony regarding the impact to agriculture and rural communities from Hurricane Harvey

FBI Urging People To Report Public Corruption

“Public officials who use their position for private gain undermine the integrity of government...," Perrye Turner, FBI Special Agent said.

Galveston Man Sentenced to Life In Prison For Sex Trafficking

Charles Devan Fulton, of Galveston, was sentenced to life in federal court for trafficking minors into prostitution

Voters Approve State And Local Propositions

Despite light voter turnout in an odd-numbered election year, local and state propositions passed overwhelmingly

Harvey Recovery: House Speaker Paul Ryan Tours Texas With Bipartisan Entourage

Ryan, who joined in cleaning a Friendswood neighborhood, was joined by Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, and local congressional leaders.

Hurricane Harvey: Clear Lake Town Hall Meeting Cancelled

Councilman Dave Martin cancelled town hall meetings for Kingwood and Clear Lake as residents recover from flooding.

Huge Marijuana Grow Operation Busted By Narcotics Task Force

Investigators estimate 3,400 marijuana plants found at two locations had a street value of more than $5 million.

Texas Military Department Identifies Two Soldiers Killed In Helicopter Crash Off Texas Coast

AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter was part of the 1-149th Attack Helicopter Battalion, a Texas Army National Guard unit at Ellington Field

Pearland Voters to Consider Overturning Liquor Law

Changes would allow allow more commercial development, and lifting the restrictions could allow for more nightlife options,

Galveston County to Get $2 billion in Infrastructure Projects

Galveston County residents will see about $2 billion in infrastructure spending pour into the area over the next 10 years.

Galveston County Holding Transportation Summit on Sept. 1

A transit summit is planned for Sept. 1 to discuss the $500 million that will be spent on road construction in Galveston County.

Hitchcock, TX Limits Game Rooms in City Limits

Hitchcock, TX passed a two-year moratorium on games room within city limits.

Galveston to Host Transit Summit

A transit summit is planned to discuss the $500 million that will be spent on road construction in Galveston County.

Galveston NAACP to Hold Town Hall Meeting

The Galveston branch of the NAACP will hold a meeting to discuss keep the community safe.

Landfill Company Sues Couple for $1 million

Galveston County Landfill filed a $1 million breach of contract suit against a Santa Fe, TX couple.

Police Think Cash Advance Robber Hit Other Stores

Friendswood and Kemah police believe that a man who hit a cash advance store in Kemah did the same in Friendswood.

Galveston Facing Road Construction

Galveston residents and visitors will deal with construction along the Bolivar Peninsula.

Galveston to Houston Bus Line Up for Funding

A Galveston to Houston bus line is being considered by the Texas Department of Transportation.