Texas City

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Police say 13 five-gallon buckets containing liquid methamphetamine were found in the back of a pickup truck during a traffic stop in Texas City.

Two Houston area school districts are left stunned and saddened after a murder-suicide left a Texas City ISD principal dead and a Spring ISD assistant principal dead.

An all-clear order has been given following a shelter-in-place order that was issued on Tuesday afternoon for a portion of Texas City. Officials said there is no further shelter-in-place order and there is no danger to the community. 

Last fall, we told you how she and other property owners in Texas City felt they were victims of a land grab.

Would it surprise you to know two African Americans are calling attention to Confederate History Month? They're pointing out a story about a confederate soldier you've likely never heard before.

Seven students were injured on Monday afternoon following a crash involving a Texas City ISD school bus. 

We’re getting our first look after the same woman who went viral for not wearing a mask at a Galveston Bank was taken into custody for the same reason in Texas City. 

The same woman who went viral for refusing to wear a mask at a Galveston Bank of America has just been arrested after refusing to wear a mask at an Office Depot in Texas City.

The College of Mainland responded to reports of a bomb threat on Monday, Feb. 22. 

Appointments are now full after registration opened Monday morning for the Galveston County Health District’s next COVID-19 vaccine clinic.

According to National Weather Service, the storm that left destruction in Texas City has been given a preliminary rating of EF-1.

According to the district, classes are canceled for Kohfeldt and Calvin Vincent only for Thursday, Jan. 7 due to storm damage. 

Dozens of people prayed at New Life Church in Texas City that justice be served in last week's shooting death of the 22-year-old father of two toddlers.

A College Station woman has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for dumping her infant daughter's body into Moses Lake in Texas City. She used a life-sized doll to pretend it was her baby.

Texas City police say the male was reported to be on a service driveway off of the Bay Street extension that leads to Levi Fry Intermediate.

"I'm going to be out there living on the streets," said Willie Wilson. "There's a trash can around the corner I guess that's where they want us to go stay."

The Texas City Police Department is investigating two aggravated robberies that occurred within the past week with similar suspect descriptions.