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While the economy is still fragile for many, levels of cargo moving through Port Houston in 2020 may be a positive sign for Greater Houston's economic outlook.
Port Houston annual volume approached record in 2020
Port Houston’s annual container activity rose in December which pushed the volume of cargo close to matching the level set in 2019 which was a record year, according to a statement released by … more
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A nurse prepares to administer Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. Doses of the vaccine began arriving in Texas in mid-December. But it will be months before it is widely available.
There are far more Texans eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine than doses available. Here’s what you need to know about getting one.
There are far more Texans eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine than doses available. Here’s what you need to know about getting one. By Shawn Mulcahy and Elvia Limón, The Texas … more
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Katy ISD has added multiple new courses to its repertoire and is asking parents to help identify course materials for these courses.
KISD seeks parent volunteers to help select new instructional materials
Katy ISD has requested that interested parents volunteer to help identify and select instructional materials for the courses below.  The 2021-22 school year is beginning to shape up and KISD is … more
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The red line in the map above depicts the portion of FM 1463 that has been closed due to a gas leak. Katy Fire Department, CenterPoint Energy and other appropriate personnel are on-scene working to repair the leak.
UPDATED: Gas leak near Spring Green Kroger store closes portion of FM 1463
A gas leak near the Kroger store on Spring Green Boulevard is affecting residents of the WoodCreek and Friethorne subdivisions according to statement from the city of Katy. FM 1463 is currently … more
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Katy City Council and city staff discussed improvements to Katy’s Downtown Plaza project. Here, Chris LeBlanc of LJA Engineering briefs them on the status of the project. Pictured from top-left to bottom-right are: Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris, Council Member Jenifer Stockdick, Council Member Dusty Thiele, Council Member Rory Robertson, Mayor Bill Hastings, City Administrator Byron Hebert, Council Member Janet Corte, City Secretary Becky McGrew and LeBlanc.
Katy City Council approves apartment upgrades, discusses park camera and downtown plaza
Katy City Council met virtually Jan. 11 for its first meeting of the calendar year. During the meeting council members discussed the ongoing Katy Downtown Plaza project, authorized installation of a … more
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The 2021 Texas legislative session begins Tuesday.
5 things to watch as the Tex. Legislature convenes for its 2021 session
The 2021 session of the Texas Legislature will commence Tuesday under pervasive uncertainty. Lawmakers have been waiting for months to see how it will be conducted safely as the coronavirus … more
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Texas lawmakers are pushing to require new standards on above-ground chemical storage tanks during the upcoming legislative session. Credit:
Texas legislators eye tougher rules on chemical tanks to prevent explosions, spills during storms
Deer Park residents sheltered in place. The Houston Ship Channel shut down. Toxic chemicals spilled during Hurricane Harvey. And just last month, seven people were injured in a Corpus Christi … more
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Katy High School state FFA contest.
Katy ISD schools win big at State FFA
The new year began with numerous state recognitions for three Katy Independent School District high schools. more
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The Kerrville Renaissance Festival returns for its fifth year to the River Star Arts and Events Park, Jan 29-31, 2021. To comply with guidelines on gatherings, this year’s version will be set up as a Renaissance Festival Marketplace with select vendors and entertainers safely distanced at the outdoor site. Admission is free, with masks required
Kerrville Renaissance Festival returns for 5th year
The Kerrville Renaissance Festival returns for the fifth year with a different look for its three-day run during the weekend of January 29-31 at the River Star Arts and Events Park, on the grounds of the Hill Country Youth Event Center in Kerrville. more
Pro-Trump rioters climbed walls at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday during a protest against the certification of the 2020 presidential election results by Congress.
“Find a place to hide or seek cover”: A harrowing day at the U.S. Capitol for Texans in Congress
​Like just about every other Capitol Hill staffer, Jose Borjon was worried about trouble Wednesday. more
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A sign urges resident to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic in Hidalgo County.
First Texas case of more contagious coronavirus variant identified in Harris County
The first known case of a new and possibly more contagious coronavirus strain has been reported in Texas, in an adult male resident of Harris County who had no history of travel, according to the state health services department and Judge Lina Hidalgo. more
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Pro-Trump rioters clashed with Capitol police Wednesday during a rally to contest the certification of the presidential election results by the U.S. Congress.
After a day of chaos at U.S. Capitol, Congress rejects Ted Cruz-led effort to dispute election results
The U.S. Congress overwhelmingly voted against an objection by U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, to the certification of Arizona's presidential election results. more
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A military jet.
Governor Abbott appoints Suelzer as deputy adjutant general for air
AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott appointed Brigadier General Thomas M. Suelzer to serve as the Deputy Adjutant General for Air for a term to expire at the pleasure of the Governor. The Deputy … more
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Supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol Building to protest against the certification of the 2020. Jan. 6, 2021.
Texas politicians united in pleading for calm as Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol
Texas politicians in both parties pleaded for peace Wednesday afternoon after supporters backing President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol, disrupting the Electoral College certification of his … more
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TruFusion opened in Brookshire in early December with the idea of offering a variety of healthy food to residents of Brookshire and Pattison as well as providing healthy options for athletes that are expected to come after an accompanying gym and training facility is built in the near future.
TruFusion now open in Brookshire
Sandeep Gupta opened TruFusion eatery at 542 Koomey Road in Brookshire Dec. 5 as one step in bringing three businesses to Brookshire. The first was the reopening of The Brooke Hotel in the same building as TruFusion, then TruFusion and finally a gym that includes a world class training center for badminton. more
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Barbara Jean McWilliams Pederson
Barbara Jean McWilliams Pederson
Barbara Jean McWilliams Pederson, born on July 19, 1929 in Kansas City, Missouri, passed away Thursday, December 24, 2020 in Katy, Texas. Daughter of William Paul McWilliams, Sr. and Mary Virginia … more
Aaron Groff was first elected mayor of Fulshear in 2018 and his term renewed after an uncontested election in May 2020. He is the owner of Groff Consulting and Executive Director at Abigail’s Place, an area nonprofit that helps single mothers facing homelessness.
Fulshear Mayor Groff talks 2020 successes and the year to come
With 2020 behind us and the challenges and opportunities of 2021 just beginning, municipalities throughout the Katy area are looking back at the last year for lessons learned and forward to the successes to come. more
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HCSO Sergeant Bruce Watson died died due to injuries sustained after being involved in an accident after he'd finished up escorting a funeral procession. His own funeral plans are not yet determined.
Off-duty veteran HCSO sergeant dies after leading funeral procession
Jan. 2, 2021 – The Harris County Sheriff's Office is saddened to report the passing of Sgt. Bruce Watson. The 20-year department veteran was fatally struck on his way home by a vehicle in … more
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David Leyendecker is pictured here with his wife, Connie Leyendecker at his daughter Kristen Carden’s wedding. The Leyendeckers lived in Columbus to the west of Katy and had two daughters, Carden and her sister Kimberly Johnson. Both daughters are married and the Leyendeckers have three grandchildren.
David Leyendecker, husband, father and city engineer for multiple Katy area municipalities passes
David Leyendecker, city engineer for Katy, Fulshear and Waller as well as engineer for several area municipal utility districts passed Dec. 30 according to a statement from the city of Katy. … more
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Texas is still temporarily barred from taking over Houston ISD, its largest school district. The appeals court upheld a temporary injunction that stops Texas from ousting Houston ISD's school board. But the legal battle is not over.
Texas still blocked from taking over Houston’s school district, appeals court rules
Texas is still temporarily barred from taking over Houston Independent School District, a state appellate court ruled Wednesday, upholding a lower court's order. In a 2-1 ruling, the Texas Third … more
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