Nick Natario

4 days ago | abc13.com | Nick Natario

GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Amid ongoing audits and investigations, the Galveston Park Board says its CEO has suddenly resigned. Former CEO Kimberly Danesi submitted her resignation from the Galveston Park Board of Trustees effective immediately, though she didn't give a reason why. She had been with the board for eight and a half years. The department, however, has been under scrutiny by the city council since a former Park Board employee admitted to embezzling thousands of dollars.

1 week ago | abc13.com | Nick Natario

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The Houston Police Department continues to look for the man who opened fire during a road rage incident along the Gulf Freeway. With his kids in the vehicle, a road rage victim told ABC13 someone pulled alongside him and opened fire on the Gulf Freeway earlier this month. The incident was caught on camera, and HPD released the video this week. No one was hurt. Officers said the suspect remains on the run. The victim told ABC13 he's not sure what caused the road rage incident.

1 week ago | abc13.com | Nick Natario

RICHMOND, Texas (KTRK) -- In what was supposed to be a discussion on Fort Bend County representation turned into a chaotic court meeting. On Tuesday, an overflow room was needed to handle the crowd that turned out for the county's commissioners court meeting. The reason for the large crowd were items on the item that could've impacted representation. Every 10 years, counties update precinct maps based on U.S. Census data.

1 week ago | abc13.com | Nick Natario

ByNick NatarioTuesday, May 27, 2025 1:58AMRICHMOND, Texas (KTRK) -- Fort Bend County neighbors could soon get new representation, and some aren't happy that the vote and public meetings on the proposals are taking place when people are honoring veterans and may not be paying attention. New Census numbers show just how fast Fort Bend County is growing. Fulshear is the second fastest-growing city in the country.

2 weeks ago | abc13.com | Nick Natario

GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Visit Galveston anticipates 500,000 people could head to the island for the unofficial start to summer, but tourists won't just be competing with crowds for beach space. On Friday, the signs of the holiday surrounded the island with traffic, busy stores, and many people on the beach. You won't just find a lot of tourists on the island. On the beach, there's also a lot of seaweed and driftwood.