Santa Fe News

Oprah Winfrey Boys & Girls Club Board Member Kim Williams, back left, and Board President Jerrelyn Jackson were present to meet with the winners of the Viking Grill raffle.

Robert Potter III, 22, was playing beer pong about 1:30 a.m. June 20 in the 4000 block of Terry Street, Santa Fe police Lt.

With a father who scouts baseball players for a living, there was never any doubt what Taylor Terrasas wanted to do with his life.

With electric signs flashing sweltering temperatures, it was too hot to think about mowing the lawn.

A huge benefit staged June 13th for Galveston Police Officer Chris Sanderson could not have been more successful, providing over $30,000 to help the young officer in his battle with cancer.

The dirt: All that land-clearing on 10 acres at FM 518 and Landing Boulevard in League City is to make way for a 78,000-square-foot, mixed-use commercial center expected to house retail shops, restaurants, banks and medical offices, Nick Alviri, a representative for developer Sudamahu Group, reported.

Each morning at sunrise most residents of Triple Bar Estates emerge from their homes to raise an American Flag.

A little girl hit by a truck last week remains in serious condition tonight. 7-year old Alexandria Whitley of Ardmore was hit by a Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway pickup truck on Thursday afternoon.

Three Santa Fe fire stations and two Alvin fire trucks responded to the 19600 block of state Highway 6 late Saturday morning after a debris fire spread to a building's main structure.

A man who went to drop off his children at his ex-wife's residence was beaten by two men with a shovel, authorities said Tuesday.

A man who went to drop off his children at his ex-wife's residence was beaten by two men with a shovel, authorities said Tuesday.

A group of animal lovers complain the county is dragging its paws when it comes to building a new animal shelter voters approved seven months ago.

Apples, peaches, pears and plums: Fruit experts name the best-tasting and easiest-to-grow varieties.

The Police News will go 'on the air' today, as it's first radio broadcast program makes it's debut at 5:30 this evening on KGBC 1540 AM in Galveston.

The Police News is happy to report that Galveston County Sheriff Freddie Poor has initiated a program of posting sex offenders, newly registered with his department, to The Police News website.

Sam Scott, a Santa Fe based artist, credits nature as his primary artistic educator, although he spent his formative years enrolled in the Chicago Art Institute and subsequently attended the Maryland Institute of Art graduating Suma Cum Laude.

Tim Turner only has to drive past his water district's wastewater treatment plant on Avenue L to know voters made the right decision when they approved a $5 million bond issue two weeks ago.

Here's one benefit of a sour economy: Taxpayers aren't having to shell out as much for city and school bond projects as they originally expected.

Some public school students will be moved to other island elementary schools in the fall to make room for a nationally recognized charter school opening in Rosenberg Elementary School.

A recent city council candidate who campaigned to cut the city's police budget in half was arrested on cocaine possession charges on Wednesday.