Santa Fe

A judge plans to hold a conference to discuss a possible review of the Santa Fe High School shooter's competency to stand trial.

Families of victims who died in the 2018 Santa Fe High School Shooting and survivors settled a lawsuit against the online companies that sold ammunition to the admitted shooter.

“What took him 30 seconds to do what we have been asking for the last 13 years...happened over the weekend,” Rosie Yanas said. “The flag is on his side of the fence."

A years-long dispute resulted in an arrest and a press conference held by civil rights activists.

It'll be at least another year before the confessed Santa Fe High School shooter could stand trial.

A memorial to honor the lives of 10 people killed in the Santa Fe High School shooting has been voted down by the district’s board of trustees. The decision has outraged the victims' families.

Wylie Cino was diagnosed with an aggressive-grade tumor in July. He tragically lost his battle with the tumor on Saturday.

More than 500 vehicles came together in a parade for a 4-year-old boy with just 2-weeks left to live.

Galveston County Sheriff Henry Trochesset said the shooting happened in the 17700 block of Elizabeth Street in far west Galveston County between Santa Fe and Alvin.

Authorities say around 3 a.m. someone called 911 to report they witnessed a man and woman arguing and at some point, the man got in his truck and ran over the woman.

Good news for Galveston drivers: there won't be as much traffic this weekend!