Galveston Crime Log

A man on a motorcycle was sent to the hospital with injuries.

The captain of the sailboat called for help on Thursday morning. The Carnival Breeze responded.

A man robbed a bank on S. Egret Bay Boulevard, and was last seen on St. Christopher Avenue.

The Galveston County Medical Examiner's Office identified the man as Pleasanton resident Lee Bosquez.

A sheriff's office deputy suffered minor injuries in the crash. He was struck by the side mirror of a pick-up truck.

A La Marque man is accused of taking part in the robbery of a Galveston convenience store.

The high cost of housing has pushed many families to communities where rents are cheaper or where they can buy more house for their buck. The flight, among other things,

Frances Powell, who wrote the Galveston County Daily News social column for 30 years, died Sunday morning.

The Salvation Army is facing staffing challenges at the red kettle and, nationally, backlash over an internal document about race.

The port's new patrol boat was named after late officer Clay Garrison, who died earlier this year.

Brian Miller is accused of stabbing his estranged wife to death inside a Texas City store Monday evening.

A Delaware company is threatening Fertitta Entertainment with litigation over the abrupt end to a merger plan announced earlier this year.

The medical branch informed employees and students Wednesday it would not enforce the vaccination requirement, according to a letter from President Dr. Ben Raimer.

The truck driver ran through a crash scene, into a man lying on the pavement, perhaps killing him, and kept going, deputies said.

Brian Edward Miller, 58, was charged with murder and is being held at the Texas City jail on $250,000 bond, police said Tuesday morning.

The sheriff's office hadn't made any arrests as of Monday afternoon. The office still was investigating the incident

The pandemic and global supply chain snags have reduced the number of new cars coming into the Port of Galveston. With a demand for cruise parking coming, port officials hope

Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the world raced Friday to contain a new coronavirus variant potentially more dangerous than the one that has fueled relentless waves of infection

Short-term rentals have come under fire for taking both long-term rental units and owner-occupied houses off the market, driving inventory down and costs up in numerous ways. But the long-term

A high-speed chase ended with a car reported stolen in Houston driving through the wall of a Jack in the Box restaurant.