The Waller County Sesquicentennial is holding a contest to select a queen, princess and duchess before the opening of the celebrations. Winning contestants will receive a scholarship.
The Katy City Council Monday passed an ordinance to set standards for city residences being used as …
Katy ISD academic decathlon students take home several wins after two rigorous state competitions in San …
Commissioners from three counties said they wanted to work together, both across their respective …
The Katy Times events calendar for April 2023.
Community briefs for March 30, 2023.
Register for the Harris County ESD 48’s first annual Camp Blaze June 13-15. Camp Blaze is open to …
The official portrait of the late civil rights activist and businesswoman Arizona Fleming, …
Katy ISD will take you down memory lane during the 37th Annual Folk Life Festival, set for 10 …
When it comes to a health scare, many of us like to think in the form of the question, "is it treatable, or is it preventable?"
Every year, Texas loses nearly 250,000 acres of land to development. Rural working lands that make up the wide-open spaces definitive of the …
Among coastal states Texas is unique. The 1959 Texas Open Beaches Act, as well as time-honored common law and tradition in existence since long …
Local businesses are the backbone of communities. Along with helping their regional communities thrive, local businesses help citizens find …
For all the challenges facing Texans, our state government serves the people pretty darned well, especially when compared to the frequent …
Katy has a bright future ahead. Here's looking forward to sharing those stories with you.
Katy has experienced significant population growth over the last several years. According to the Katy Economic Development Council, Katy grew from 242,500 to 337,800 households from 2010-12—nearly a 40% increase.
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New poll: Legislators have an opportunity to act on Texans’ everyday concerns
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