Brown water or blue, Galveston's beaches are so firmly fixed in the public's imagination that most folks don't realize ...

Off-season in Galveston, Texas, is less about waiting in line for a table and more about wandering, listening, and letting ...

You'll feel like you're vacationing in two totally different parts of Texas when you visit this city's boardwalk marina and ...

Officials are warning beachgoers to use caution during Memorial Day weekend, as strong rip currents are expected in the waters. As strong rip currents approach Galveston and tourism increases for ...

Galveston Island is ready to greet visitors once again after Hurricane Beryl swept through the area on July 8, bringing destructive winds and rain. Power has been restored to much of the island, and ...

Galveston’s beaches traded grains of sand for flakes of snow Tuesday as a winter storm amid freezing temperatures brought a rare snowfall to the island’s shores. Residents marveled at the exceptional ...

With plenty of space to spread out, serene water views, and the amenities of nearby Galveston, this charming beach makes for an excellent coastal escape.

GALVESTON, Texas — This weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. “We decided to come to Galveston this weekend and have a little fun,” Lynnette Taylor told KHOU 11 News. The Galveston Island ...

GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- After weeks of empty beaches, the sand and Gulf waters along Galveston Island are open to the public again. Prior to opening, the beaches were only available from 6 a.m. to ...

Galveston is famous for its history, but what about its beaches? As the island marks the 125th anniversary of the Great Storm, the 200th anniversary of the Port, and the 160th anniversary of ...

GALVESTON, Texas -- It's peak seaweed season on Galveston beaches. It's like brown. It looks like it's all crispy, said beach visitor Brittany Arredondo. During the day the seaweed washes up and every ...

FILE: Galveston Beach would be built up with new dunes, Galveston Island’s seawall would be raised and massive gates would protect the mouth of Galveston Bay under the proposed “Ike Dike” project.