Author: Jake Magee

Crews are in the process of installing high-speed fiber optic cabling on League City’s west side, according to a city press release.

With a unanimous vote March 23, League City City Council showed support for the creation of the Gulf Coast Protection District, an entity that could be formed through the Texas Legislature to fund the coastal barrier.

After a yearlong study, officials presented potential solutions to local flooding in the Bay Area.

League City is officially no longer considering installing medians in place of the center turn lanes along Main Street, or FM 518.

After the board of trustees’ vote March 22, Clear Creek ISD plans to launch a full-time virtual school in the 2021-22 school year, should it receive state funding through the Texas Legislature.

Similar to the work at the intersection of I-45 and FM 646 that finished in summer 2019, the Texas Department of Transportation in early February began flipping the intersection of I-45 and Holland Road.

Hidden Lakes offers residents large, lakefront lots with several amenities, including a recreational center and an Olympic-sized swimming pool.

League City is in the process of accepting proposals for a new organization to take over the maintenance and operation of Big League Dreams, a facility with six baseball fields on which residents can practice and play.

League City residents will see faster internet speeds by the end of 2022 due to fiber optic cabling being installed throughout the city, according to a press release.

To increase public art and make League City more attractive, officials are launching a campaign to paint “mini murals” on traffic utility boxes across the city through the fall.