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Fort Travis in the Port of Galveston defended the Texas shoreline from the late 1800's to just after WWII. You can visit this fort during your summer adventures in Galveston this summer.

Fort Travis in the Port of Galveston defended the Texas shoreline from the late 1800's to just after WWII. You can visit this fort during your summer adventures in Galveston this summer.

Fort Travis in the Port of Galveston defended the Texas shoreline from the late 1800's to just after WWII. You can visit this fort during your summer adventures in Galveston this summer.

Bonnie Sanders Stinson, 83, of Varina, passed away on Friday, April 21, 2023. She was administrator for the Fraternal Order of Police of Virginia and was a charter member of Henrico FOP Lodge Auxiliary # 4, past president of Henrico Auxiliary, past president of Virginia State FOP Auxiliary and past member of National Peace Officers

Nonprofits and academic groups are working to help climate-vulnerable regions take part in the high-stakes global debate over solar geoengineering.

"These are an incredibly embarrassing set of events."

There was a confusing series of wars and battles on Texas soil before the Texas Revolution in late 1835.

Turquoise and gold and platters — Oh My! Here's what we've got fresh from the artists at the C&I shop (plus our Jane collection)!

Born and raised in a military family, Janaye Wideman, 37, finds her new position as principal of Dyess Elementary fires her afterburners.

From Clarksdale through Jackson: Thank God for Mississippi