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Shirley Cortez, left, prepares flu shots while Janel Allen applies hand sanitizer inside the mobile unit in front of Falfurrias High School on Nov. 13, 2020.
COVID-19 vaccines may be coming soon, but most Texans won’t get them for months. Here’s why.
COVID-19 vaccines may be coming soon, but most Texans won’t get them for months. Here’s why. By Shannon Najmabadi and Edgar Walters, The Texas Tribune Nov. 20, 2020 … more
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Ashley Vann (left), Leah Wilson (center) and Greg Schulte (far right) are sworn into office after winning their respective KISD Board of Trustees seats Nov. 3.
KISD swears in new trustees, adds new classes, renames pavilion at Nov. 18 meeting
Ashley Vann, Leah Wilson and Greg Schulte were sworn in as trustees for Katy ISD during the board’s regular Nov. 18 meeting. Afterwards the KISD Board of Trustees approved multiple measures, … more
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Cinco Ranch seniors Sophie Atkinson and Heidi Nielson have finished 1-2 in five cross country meets this season, including the district and regional meets, and have the Cougars back at the state meet for the first time since 2017.
Atkinson, Nielson fuel Cougars’ run to state
Not long before the first race of the season, Cinco Ranch senior Heidi Nielson called a team meeting. more
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Seth Reid (third from left) poses with his father (blue polo shirt), Waller County Precinct 4 Constable Joel Trimm (center), deputy constables and officers from the Waller County Sheriff’s Office. The bags being held up are care packages for young children that may need comforting when dealing with stressful situations law enforcement becomes involved in. Reid created the care packages as part of his work toward becoming an Eagle Scout.
Eagle Scout donates care packages to Waller County law enforcement
Seth Reid, a scout with Troop 925 which meets at Westland Baptist Church, has gathered items to create care packages for local law enforcement agencies to share with children affected by traumatic … more
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Volunteers with the Central Texas Food Bank distribute food to those in need at Lehman High School in Kyle on Nov 14, 2020. A new wave of coronavirus infections this month could further set back the state's economic recovery, while Gov. Greg Abbott has ruled out "any more lockdowns."
Texas unemployment rate falls to 6.9% in October
The Texas unemployment rate dropped to 6.9% in October, the U.S. Labor Department said Friday, an improvement from the state’s September rate of 8.3% as a new wave of coronavirus infections … more
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Tompkins senior Gavin Saacke has helped sustain a legacy in the sport established by past Falcon greats like Daniel Figueroa and Cole Lindhorst.
Saacke sustaining tradition for Falcons cross country program
Gavin Saacke is carrying on the vast legacy for the Tompkins’ boys cross country program. more
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Katy High senior Abby Sherman goes up for a swing during the Tigers' sweep of Fort Bend Austin in their Class 6A bi-district playoff match Friday at the Merrell Center.
Seniors Jones, Sherman spark Katy to opening playoff win
When the opportunities came for Katy High seniors Reghan Jones and Abby Sherman, in a playoff game no less, they did not shy away. more
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Nancy Jean Hoyt Cardiff passed away Nov. 18. She was a Katy native who enjoyed horseback riding, being a teacher, painting and her faith. She is very missed by her family, loved ones and the Katy community.
Nancy Jean Hoyt Cardiff
Nancy Jean Hoyt Cardiff went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. Nancy was born in Katy, Texas on February 11, 1931 to parents Eugene and Pearl Irene Hoyt. … more
Bronson McClelland (gray jacket) stands behind Quanell X, a spokesman for the McClelland family at a press conference held Nov. 18 near Katy ISD’s Education Support Complex while his parents Angie McClelland (far right) and Colburn McClelland (behind Angie) observe. The McClellands were joined by several of Bronson’s supporters who vouched for Bronson’s character in statements made to the press.
McClelland files suit against KISD, seeks reentry to KHS and gridiron
Katy ISD student and former Katy Tigers quarterback Bronson McClelland has filed a lawsuit against Katy ISD, district Superintendent Ken Gregorski and Katy High School Principal Rick Hull to request … more
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Tompkins quarterback Jalen Milroe eludes defenders during the Falcons' win over Mayde Creek on Thursday evening at Legacy Stadium.
Falcons clinch share of 19-6A title, but far from satisfied
For the first time since 2008, Katy ISD is on the brink of having a new outright district champion. more
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Tompkins guard B.B. Knight II dribbles upcourt during a game against Aldine Davis on Nov. 17 at Tompkins High.
New-look Falcons working to get up to speed
Following his team’s impressive and surprising run to the regional quarterfinals last season, Tompkins boys basketball coach Bobby Sanders had every reason to be optimistic heading into this season. more
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Scholars and Scoundrels staff pose outside the front door of the establishment – masks removed just long enough to take a quick photo before going back on. Throughout the photo shoot, staff had a hard time posing for a shot with jokes flying back and forth among the whole crew.
Scholars and Scoundrels serves up fun by focusing on staff and quality
Anthony Petronella and Chad Craig, owners at Scholars and Scoundrels Bar and Grill at 1251 Pin Oak Road in Katy, said 2020 has been challenging, but focusing on staff, quality food and fun are what … more
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Senior running back Jalen Davis and the Katy Tigers are ranked No. 5 in Class 6A in this week's Houston area high school football media poll.
Four Katy ISD teams ranked in Houston area media poll
With three weeks left in the high school football regular season, Katy ISD remains well-represented as four teams are ranked in this week’s Houston area high school football media poll. more
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Katy Times, November 19, 2020
Best of Katy 2020
Newly-elected Ward B Katy City Council Member Rory Robertson is sworn in by City of Katy Municipal Court Judge Jeffrey Brashear during the semi-virtual Katy City Council meeting held Nov. 17. Incumbent council members Chris Harris and Janet Corte were sworn in during separate ceremonies earlier in the day in order to limit the number of people in council chambers due to COVID-19 concerns.
City of Katy and KISD finalize election results
Both the city of Katy and Katy ISD voted to approve the results of the Nov. 3 city council and board of trustees elections, respectively, Tuesday evening. The elections for both entities saw changes … more
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Christopher Fuller (left) and Adarrius Jackson have both been charged with aggregated theft, felon in possession of a firearm and evading law enforcement in a motor vehicle after two Nov. 10 pursuits by Katy Police Department officers with assistance from other area law enforcement agencies.
Katy PD arrests two suspects in catalytic converter thefts
Two men were arrested and sent to the Harris County Jail after high-speed chases the morning of Nov. 10. Adarrius Del Jackson, 31, and Christopher Fuller, 27, were arrested after a Katy Police … more
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Flushing items other than toilet paper down the toilet, even if the items are labeled as "flushable" can cause damage to public infrastructure, with associated repair costs passed on to consumers through taxes.
Local utility district launches education campaign to prevent damage to sewer systems and reduce costs to taxpayers
Sewer system blockages can be a major expense for municipal utility districts – often known as water districts. Users flushing inappropriate things down the toilet cost MUDS – and … more
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Katy, Texas - August 30, 2019: Taylor's Cecil Ivey Jr (23) celebrates after breaking up a touch down pass during a non-conference game with Atascocita at Legacy Stadium in Katy Tx. (Photo by Mark Goodman .- Katy Times)
‘JUST GLAD TO BE ALIVE’
After breaking up a pass late during the fourth quarter of Taylor’s 31-14 win over Morton Ranch on Oct. 10, Mustangs senior cornerback Cecil Ivey II jumped around in celebratory fashion and ran off the field. more
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Harris County Emergency Services District Paramedic Gordon Baker is currently in Houston Methodist Hospital battling a serious case of COVID-19. Baker has been a paramedic for nearly 30 years and has had a string of bad luck with his health over the last year or so.
HCESD 48 paramedic hospitalized due to COVID-19
Gordon Baker, a paramedic with Harris County Emergency Services District 48, is in the hospital with a serious case of COVID-19, according to a post on HCESD 48’s Facebook page. The post … more
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