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League City should find a way to continue offering a ceramics class popular among senior residents, even if it means charging higher user fees.

The idea leaders of Galveston’s Park Board of Trustees recently broached about getting into the tavern business raises at least two questions for which we see no satisfactory answers.

After decades of decline, fatal traffic crashes increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s traffic deaths are falling harder and harder on bicyclists and pedestrians. In Kansas, pedestrian deaths increased 261%,

Releasing tame cats onto the streets, as some residents assert the League City animal shelter has been doing, is a bad idea for many reasons and the city should investigate,

The call Wednesday by Galveston officials for water conservation was almost certainly just a prelude to mandatory restrictions all over the county, unless the Brazos River watershed and others that

Submitted for Insight Kansas by Michael A. SmithAugust 7, 2023After decades of decline, fatal traffic crashes increased during the COVID-19

The city of Hitchcock last week put money behind its stated commitment to public health and safety by covering the costs of hotel rooms for people living in apartments without

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The good part about disagreement and debate over potential growth at the Port of Galveston is the port has potential growth to argue about at all.

Galveston County’s idea to open a homeless shelter in buildings from which it recently evicted the Children’s Center has merit but also raises a lot of questions.