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People interested in investing more than lip service into the concepts of free thought and free speech should be raising hell about the treatment of a Texas A&M University professor

Today marks the 70th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, a bloody, miserable conflict known unofficially, especially among veterans of it, as the Forgotten War.

Import tariffs meant to protect domestic shrimpers might be worth debate, and imported seafood of all kinds should meet domestic safety standards, but the best hope to save that important

It probably would require a team of skilled investigators to calculate exactly how many crimes were committed against a Galveston couple who was pursuing the American Dream and lost $115,000

Although weather correspondent Stan Blazyk reported Wednesday we might get a little relief from the sledgehammer heat and humidity early next week, we’re looking at another hot, muggy weekend and

Days when we can lead the front page with news about a more-or-less spontaneous outpouring of human decency are rare days and good days.

Do we need to re-learn how we merge on the freeway? The Kansas Department of Transportation says yes. But are we open to re-thinking something we have done the same

The city of Galveston took its efforts to regulate short-term rental operations to a whole new level Monday by filing a lawsuit in county court against an operator it asserts

In a better political age, the Texas Legislature might have passed a far better package of property tax relief than it sent Thursday to Gov. Greg Abbott.

The state of Texas can do only so much to ease the mostly seasonal irritation in using the Galveston-Port Bolivar ferries.