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A large number of Galveston police officers responded to Kermit Courville Stadium on Monday in search of a man who entered the stadium with a gun.
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A construction worker, who was injured Saturday morning when he fell from a ladder while 15 feet in the air, had to be rescued by Galveston Fire Department personnel.
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2025 Daily News Press Run Mainland make strides for literacy 406r4n
Hundreds of people laced up their running shoes to raise money for literacy this past Saturday at The Daily News Press Run – Mainland held in Texas City. Read more2025 Daily News Press Run Mainland make strides for literacy
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West End Anglers tournament results 1e6b45
The tournament was held at the West End Restaurants and Marina located in Sea Isle. This was a fundraising event for the Gary J. Lynn Foundation. A great time was had by all who participated. Here are the results from the tournament. Read moreWest End Anglers tournament results
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Despite his cultural popularity and prolific writing, Stephen King adaptations rarely translate well to cinema. For every “Shawshank Redemption” or “The Green Mile” you have numerous duds. Seasoned screenwriters, producers or directors find a way to make King’s mostly horror or mystery genre… Read more“The Life of Chuck” again proves much of Stephen King's work is best left on the page
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Justice Department sues Texas over allowing in-state tuition for students without legal residency 58736
The Justice Department Wednesday sued Texas for allowing young adult migrants, commonly referred to as “Dreamers,” to access in-state tuition at public colleges and universities. The 2001 law was one of the first in the nation to allow students without legal residency to attend public colleges and universities at the same cost as in-state residents. The lawsuit is the latest effort by the Trump istration to crack down on immigration into the country. And while 24 states now have similar laws, the lawsuit was filed in deeply-conservative Texas, which has sought to Trump's hardline goals on the border. Read moreJustice Department sues Texas over allowing in-state tuition for students without legal residency
