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League City Announces 4th of July Event Lineup
There are legal fireworks alternatives available. Noisemakers and "poppers" are available in local stores and are allowed.
14 hrs ago | Business Journal
Galveston County may replace Pelican Island bridge
Legacy Port Partners is paying $600,000 of the $1.3 million studies that will determine the feasibility of building new connections to Pelican Island.
League City to flag drivers with warrants through Scofflaw Program
League City is looking to collect almost $1 million in outstanding fines and fees by flagging vehicles belonging to residents who have outstanding warrants.
Rotary Clubs Honor CCISD Teachers Of The Year
The Rotary Clubs of League City, Seabrook and Space Center honored CCISD's 44 campus teachers of the year at a luncheon on Monday, May 20, 2013.
Rufus Rife Ferrino, 85, of La Marque
Rufus was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Lillian Marie Lil Ferrino; his second wife Irene Ball Ferrino, daughter Iris Egbert and brothers Henry Ferrino, Richard Ferrino and Paul Appolnar.
All you ever wanted to know about CCHS graduation but were afraid to ask
On the day of graduation, Clear Brook, Clear Falls, Clear Lake, and Clear Springs graduates are required to ride the bus and will meet at their home campus to be transported to the Veterans Memorial Stadium for graduation.
League City man charged in theft of drugs from ambulances
A La Porte Emergency Medical Services captain is accused of stealing drugs from ambulances over a four-month period ending in January, according to Harris County prosecutors.
Around the area: League City man missing in Galveston surf
Chris Jackson was last seen about 8:30 p.m. Friday in San Luis Pass, another man who was swimming with Jackson told the Galveston Police Department .
Driver Sought Fatal Vehicle Assault
The driver of a white four-door pickup intentionally hit and killed Armando Maldonado Cruz, 54, in the 100 block of Texas Avenue, in League City police said in a statement issued today.
How do you spend a single day exploring one of the largest cities in the United States? Simple, you pick one part and stick to it.
The best city for young families? The Woodlands runs away with that honor in new rankings
Once the basic needs of food, water and shelter are out of the way, young families invariably look to public school systems, cost of living and economic growth in determining the prime location to revel in familial bliss.