Galveston Crime Log

Landry's acquired the apartment complex in 2005 and is working to help tenants, whose leases have been terminated, with some financial assistance and accommodations at other Landry's properties on the

Hundreds of people were turned away from Walter Hall Park on Thursday after receiving emails saying they were scheduled to receive their shots.

The aftermath of a Wednesday fire turned drainage ditches green.

Hundreds of people were turned away from Walter Hall Park on Thursday after receiving emails saying they were scheduled to receive their shots.

The Galveston County Sheriff's Office released more details about the fatal shooting.

The case involves a 380 agreement the city signed with the restaurant.

District 6 Councilwoman Marie Robb was frustrated with Mayor Craig Brown's communication about the West End during the freeze.

Both Mayor Keith Bell and Sheriff Henry Trochesset confirmed deputies had to step in because so many city police officers had contracted coronavirus.

A man was found dead in his apartment Monday. He hadn't been heard from since before last week's storm, according to the medical examiner's office.

State emergency planners failed to position emergency supplies near the coast, Galveston County Judge Mark Henry said.

The victim survived and was discharged from the hospital, police said.

Muntravian Martin is accused of shooting and killing a La Marque man last week.

Although the deaths aren't classified as homicides, Galveston County Judge Mark Henry said he would ask the District Attorney to consider charges.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Ted Cruz's political career already featured many surprise twists before a jaunt to Mexico this week brought him a new level of notoriety.

The issues causing millions of customers to go more than 24 hours without power during some of the frigid days on record have everything to do with how the system

Galveston County residents woke up to an unusual sight of snow and ice Monday morning.

Residents spent much of this week under blankets and by fireplaces, shivering, cold and waiting as CenterPoint made controversial choices about who got power and who didn't.

Galveston firefighters, with assistance from several other fire departments, battled a house fire Thursday in the 6900 block of Avenue O.

From accepting cash only to manually flushing toilets for guests, businesses across the county were trying to operate best they could under boil water notices and uncertainty about electric power.

A 21-year-old man was shot multiple times Wednesday evening, according to the Galveston County Sheriff's Office.