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Remembering Jack Johnson, the First Black Heavyweight Boxing Champion

The Texas-born fighter faced down his opponents and took down the ‘Great White Hope’ movement that was designed to end his reign, but his legacy reaches beyond the sport.

Sports Illustrated

A Galveston SWAT Team Wrecked an Innocent Family's Home. Then They Kept It From the City.

Police went silent on city officials following the botched raid that caused $5,000 in damages.

Reason

Mysterious sea beast branded 'alien from depths of hell' washes up on beach

The bizarre sea creature was discovered by Suzanne Arceneaux, 52, who was walking along the beach near Galveston, Texas, US, looking for shells when she found the "alien" washed up

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Last Dance with Ann Richards: Best Texas Books of 2022

How Galvestonians used to dance until they dropped (for fun), a former figure skater turned journalist, and other Lone Star State stories.

Texas Observer

House advances giant Texas storm surge project in water bill

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the National Defense Authorization Act and it includes authorizations for a $34 billion plan to protect residents and the petrochemical industry near Galveston and Houston in Texas

The Independent UK

Dozens dead and several serial killer suspects: The haunting reality of the Texas Killing Fields

For three decades, the marshy stretch off I-45 between Houston and Galveston kept turning up dead bodies - in an area that has become known as the Texas Killing Fields. A new Netflix docuseries investigates the crimes, the still-unsolved murders and the devastation of families - and even a suspect…

The Independent UK

Can you spot the coyote blending into the Texas grassland?

Galveston Island State Park in Texas shared an image asking followers if they could spot the coyote partially hidden by tall grass.

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Coastal businesses’ hurricane recovery depends on rebuilding affordable housing

How a community recovers after a disaster like Hurricane Ian is often a “chicken and egg” question: Which returns first – businesses or households?

The Conversation

The Voice of Lone Star Poetry

Guadalupe Mendez, Texas’ top poet, reaches out to diverse communities—including his own—thanks to his unique background and vision.

Texas Observer

USS Texas battleship begins voyage for $35m repairs

Crowds cheered and clapped for the 110-year-old vessel this week

The Independent UK

Leaky battleship in Texas set to make trip for $35M repairs

The greatest challenge in recent years for the only surviving battleship that served in both world wars has been a leaky hull that's raised concerns it could sink

The Independent UK

Grandfather, grandkids among 4 dead in Texas golf cart crash

Authorities in Texas say a grandfather, two of his grandchildren and a niece were the four people killed in a weekend collision involving a golf cart in the island resort area of Galveston

The Independent UK

Offshore wind farm proposed for Gulf of Mexico near Galveston could power 2.3 million homes

Two proposed wind farms off the Texas and Louisiana coasts would join offshore oil drilling rigs in the gulf as the Biden administration tries to boost the country’s clean energy supply.

The Texas Tribune

Here Are 3 Ways You Can Celebrate Juneteenth

The new federal holiday marks the day residents of Galveston received General Orders No. 3, which freed slaves in Texas.

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A Visit to Galveston, the Birthplace of Juneteenth

Texas was the last state to receive the news that slavery had ended.

The Conversation

Juneteenth celebrates just one of the United States’ 20 emancipation days – and the history of how emancipated people were kept unfree needs to be remembered, too

The actual day was June 19, 1865, and it was the Black dockworkers in Galveston, Texas, who first heard the word that freedom for the enslaved had come. There were speeches, sermons and shared meals, mostly held at Black churches, the safest places to have such celebrations.

Salon

Texas GOP targets Black voting power

Republican power grab shatters 30 years of political progress for Black voters in Galveston County

Mic

The world is on fire, and all I want to do is sit on a log and look at birds

With everything around me spiraling, somehow these little singing dinosaurs bring me peace.

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