1 murder charge, 3 deaths loom over Robert Durst as murder trial begins
The last time Robert Durst was on trial for murder, he testified that he had dismembered his elderly neighbor’s body, put it in garbage bags and tossed them in the Gulf of Mexico.
Teacher sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography
Authorities say Fontenot participated in an internet file-sharing network of people who shared photographs and videos of child pornography.
Coronavirus outbreak changes the course for Galveston-based cruise
The Carnival cruise ship Freedom was scheduled to go to Jamaica and Grand Cayman. But the company confirmed on Tuesday that it was now headed to the Key West Naval Yard.
Cleanup underway after oil pipeline leak discovered in Texas City
Texas City fire and environmental cleanup crews are working to clean up the spill.
Bayou City Buzz: Mardi Gras Galveston with Bun B
Coco Dominguez is on the Dancing Queens float at Mardi Gras Galveston!
Black History comes to life at La Marque Elementary School
Students at La Marque Elementary School brought Black History figures to life in their annual Living Museum. With the touch of a button, classmates were able to meet and learn from such historic figures as Jackie Robinson, Rosa Parks and President Barack Obama. Teachers chose this interactive project to inspire students to appreciate the past and those who paved the way for them to make history as well.
17-year-old killed in shooting in Channelview
Harris County deputies say a 17-year-old boy has died after he was shot multiple times in Channelview.
Santa Fe HS Cheerleaders win national title
Santa Fe HS Cheerleaders win national title
Non-profit recovers remains of hundreds of World War II servicemen
A national non-profit "History Flight" has recovered the remains of hundreds of servicemen, including a Galveston Silver Star Lieutenant.
Dozens of animals seized from Hitchcock home
Over four dozen animals were rescued from deplorable conditions across the property.
"Groomed" a short film, with big goals to stop sex trafficking
A small group of people determined to make a change and deliver hope created a short film to prevent young people from becoming victims of sex trafficking.
Arrest made for burglary resulting in monkey escape
Percy Epps has been arrested in connection to the incident. Police say Lilly, a Capuchin monkey who resides at the home located in the area of 19th Street and Sealy, escaped while the home was being burglarized and is still missing.
Coast Guard searching for owner of kayak found adrift near Galveston
The Coast Guard is searching for the owner of a kayak that was found unmanned and adrift in Galveston.
Local organization sheds light on human trafficking
United Way of Galveston County Mainland held a public workshop to increase awareness about traffickers and their victims.
Monkey loose after burglary in Galveston
Galveston police are on the hunt for a missing pet monkey. Investigators say Lilly escaped when someone burglarized a home near 19th and Sealy.
Search underway for pet monkey that escaped during home burglary: Police
Police say Lilly, a Capuchin monkey who resides at the home located in the area of 19th Street and Sealy, escaped while the home was being burglarized.
Can you see me? Billboards designed to help victims and raise awareness about human trafficking
An anti-human trafficking awareness campaign is launched by Galveston County.
Can you See Me Human trafficking awareness campaign
An anti-human trafficking awareness campaign is launched by Galveston County. Billboards with the message "Can you see me" are designed to reach victims of human trafficking and to bring awareness of the issue so everyone can recognize what's happening in our area. If you or someone you know suspects human trafficking activity call the National Human Trafficking Hotline 1-888-373-7888
Coast Guard suspends search for two missing fishermen in Galveston
The Coast Guard says its unified command has suspended the search for two missing fishermen after vessel collision near Galveston.
U.S. Coast Guard honors officers who saved woman’s life during Tropical Storm Imelda
During the recent flooding of Tropical Storm Imelda, Julia Weisinger was in her car when she suddenly felt dizzy. She suffered a deadly aneurysm. Her daughter was able to reach her, but floodwaters kept them from reaching medical help.