Admitted Santa Fe High School shooter transferred to mental health facility

Moving the admitted shooter, who has been ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial, is part of the goal of getting him to regain his mental competency.

Port of Galveston celebrates record of 1 million passengers

According to a national report, Galveston’s cruise business grew by 13 percent in 2018. The one-millionth passenger was Mark Martin and his wife, Laurie Steele Martin, from Mission Viejo, California.

Teen shot in head at Santa Fe HS signs to play baseball at University of Houston

Rome Shubert was one of 13 people that were injured in the shooting that killed 10 people. The athlete was shot in the back of the head. Now, Rome has announced that he will be signing to UH's baseball team.

Salvation Army dining hall in Galveston open as warming center

The Salvation Army dining hall in Galveston will be open until 5 p.m. Tuesday for anyone who needs to get out of the cold.

4 rescued after Galveston boat crash stranded passengers on jetty, temperatures threatened hypothermia

At around 6:00 p.m., officers responded to an incident in which four people were on a boat that crashed into the jetty about one or two miles offshore. The boat sank, and the four people are stranded on the rock jetty, according to Fire Chief Charlie Olsen.

World War I doctors from Galveston remembered for their service

The dedication was years in the making. The eight doctors were identified through a university yearbook which indicated they left to go to war.

Galveston County DA does not intend to object to incompetency ruling in Santa Fe shooting trial

The Galveston County District Attorney’s Office says they do not intend to object to a ruling on the defendant’s incompetency to stand trial for the Santa Fe High School shooting.