Galveston

In the mid-19th century, Galveston grew rapidly and became a major immigration point for thousands of Europeans and East Coat investors. It was the largest city in Texas, with the moniker "Gateway to the West".

The Galveston Railroad Museum has converted two of its rail coaches into bed and breakfasts for guests to rent.

The "Duck" is a World War ll era, amphibious vehicle originally designed to transport troops. Today, it has been modified to transport tourists around the city and a quick cruise around Galveston Bay.

Author of Saltwater and Driftwood Anna Walner discusses the Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900, which remains the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history.

This summer, you can get free lessons on how to build the perfect sand castle on Saturdays at 11 a.m. 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. just down from the pavilion on East Beach.

If you want to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature in Galveston, you can't go wrong with horses and dolphins.

"We’re looking at four to six inches for the entire event through Saturday," said Scott Tafuri, Emergency Management Coordinator for Galveston County. "Along the coast, you could see up to 10 inches total."

Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said a man pulled out a gun, possibly an assault rifle, and shot a woman to death.

This year’s July Fourth celebration will be a little different in Galveston. Instead of the traditional fireworks display, the island will be celebrating with a patriotic drone show.

Houstonians celebrate Juneteenth and reflect on the now Federal holiday.

Blanca Castillo, the fiance of a road rage victim pleas with the community to think twice before pulling the trigger.