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Gail Delaughter
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Transportation Reporter and Anchor, KUHF-FM (Houston, TX)
Houston
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Large crowds expected as Galveston’s 2025 Mardi Gras celebration starts this weekend | Houston Public Media
By Gail Delaughter Verified, Gabrielle Dawkins| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified Galveston is bracing for big crowds – and races for parking spaces – as its annual Mardi Gras festivities start Friday. More than 20 parades and other events are scheduled for the next two weekends as well as Fat Tuesday on March 4. Total attendance is expected to exceed 350,000, according to Mary Beth Bassett, a spokesperson for Visit Galveston. This year marks the 114th Mardi Gras event in Galveston, which typically holds one of the nation's largest celebrations.
By Gail Delaughter Verified| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified VideoWARNING: expletive in videoA police dashboard camera shows what happened a year and a half ago when a woman driving a stolen Harris County Constable’s vehicle slammed into the back of a car during a police pursuit on I-10 near North Wayside. A lawsuit filed in federal court contends Houston police used civilian vehicles as a barricade on the blind side of an overpass. “The chase car reaches the apex, the peak of the overpass.
Large crowds expected as Galveston’s 2025 Mardi Gras celebration starts this weekend | Houston Public Media
By Gail Delaughter Verified, Gabrielle Dawkins| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified Galveston is bracing for big crowds – and races for parking spaces – as its annual Mardi Gras festivities start Friday. More than 20 parades and other events are scheduled for the next two weekends as well as Fat Tuesday on March 4. Total attendance is expected to exceed 350,000, according to Mary Beth Bassett, a spokesperson for Visit Galveston. This year marks the 114th Mardi Gras event in Galveston, which typically holds one of the nation's largest celebrations.
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KUHF-FM (Houston, TX)
Houston, Texas, United States
+1 713-743-9682