GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A new Texas historical marker is shining a light on the under told story of Galveston's first black lifeguards. The marker is located along the Seawall near 27th street.

The Galveston community is reeling Saturday after a historic home and a neighboring structure caught fire, enduring significant damage and leaving folks to ponder about the future of the buildings.

Galveston officials are hosting two free fire safety meetings for historical buildings after a historic mansion caught fire earlier this month. The George Ball House on 24th Street caught on fire on ...

GALVESTON, Texas -- Visitors have a chance to explore Galveston's rich history through its architecture. "People love to come down and walk through the houses," Will Wright of Galveston Historical ...

GALVESTON, Texas — Two people injured after a fire broke out at a historic Galveston mansion over the weekend remain in the hospital, according to city and fire officials. The fire broke out Saturday ...

HOUSTON — As a boy growing up in Galveston, Tilman Fertitta rode his bike up and down the Seawall. He went to fairs and carnivals when they hit town and had a season pass to Sea-Arama Marineworld. In ...

Recently relisted for $1.75 million after spending several years on and off the market, the storied estate at 1502 Market St.

GALVESTON, Texas — It was moving day for a historic home on Wednesday. But this wasn’t your everyday move. No moving vans or trucks. This one was done by barge. We’re talking about the Marshall Family ...

GALVESTON, Texas – Galveston is shining a light on a previously untold chapter of its history with the unveiling of a new Undertold Marker. This marker, awarded by the Texas Historical Commission, ...

The area where the marker is displayed is part of what used to be called Brown Beach, a segregated beach once patrolled by the city's first Black lifeguards. Galveston, a city deeply tied to the ...