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Police shut down rowdy beach party on Texas City Dike Pier
The party was initially canceled due to a lack of permits by the hosts, but because of heavy promotion on social media, partygoers still attended.
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State's largest crystal lagoon opens in Texas City
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Texas City bakery helping small businesses stay afloat
State's largest crystal lagoon opens in Texas City
How a Texas City pastor uses sports as metaphor in his ministry
From Cuba to Texas City: Hometown hero inspires kids to excel, lead
Galveston Co. Food Bank helps residents land back on their feet
Hey Mikey's serves 250 flavors of the best ice cream in Texas!
Texas City's library adapts to changing times
Learn more about the historic 1867 Settlement in Texas City
Texas City 4th graders bring GIRL POWER to robotics
Texas City Museum: Open for business!
11-year-old 'Bubba Crocker' wows with his sweet treats
Best places to social distance in Texas City
Texas City businesses working together during pandemic
ABC13+ Pop-Up Newsroom: Gus' Restaurant in Texas City
Texas City Dike is longest man-made pier in the world
Eagle Scout uses his sewing skills to help with virus outbreak
300,000 new jobs coming to Texas City
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