Scott McLendon is a Reporter at Coast Monthly. He covers a range of topics including crime, legal affairs, and real estate, with a particular focus on social issues and regional interests in Texas. Scott's work has been featured in Coast Monthly, The Facts Newspaper, and The Galveston County Daily News.
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It's unclear what led to the stabbing, which happened sometime before 2:30 a.m. in the 2800 block of Brookmist Lane, spokesman José Ortega said in a statement.
By: B. Scott Mclendon
The Galveston County Health District notified the employees Friday that it would be their last day at work, Local Health Authority Dr. Philip Keiser said.
By: B. Scott Mclendon
The grant, paired with $16 million awarded in December by the Houston-Galveston Area Council, will help the city ease traffic congestion in real time, City Engineer Rob Winiecke said.
By: Scott Mclendon
TEXAS CITY Police said there were no signs of foul play where a 43-year-old man apparently drowned Sunday.
By: B. Scott Mclendon
Among the restrictions is a ban on short-term rentals in any development.
By: Scott Mclendon
GALVESTON Park Board trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to return the Colonel Paddlewheel Boat to the Moody Foundation because work needed to sell it was too expensive, officials said.
By: Scott Mclendon
GALVESTON Representatives for restaurants, hotels and other businesses joined Tuesday in urging port officials to reject the notion of dropping anchor on the fast-growing, highly lucrative cruise industry.
By: Scott Mclendon
GALVESTON Greg West is fed up with hearing stories from his neighbors about their family pets being attacked by coyotes and plans to start shooting the canids himself if the city doesn't do more, he said.
Kristen Thompson, the Animal Services Unit supervisor for Galveston, closes up her vehicle after picking up a deceased animal Wednesday.
By: Scott Mclendon
Dedrick Johnson Sr. Chris Sharp TEXAS CITY City leaders are questioning a decision by Mayor Dedrick Johnson to ban public comments that aren't based on agenda items during commission meetings.
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