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Katy Mayor Bill Hastings discusses public safety during the State of the City address Jan. 23. Hastings is considered an expert in the field with more than 30 years in public safety, including serving as Katy’s police chief prior to retiring and being elected in 2019.

Katy officials deliver state of the city address

Katy area business owners, politicians and residents gathered Jan. 23 at the Embassy Suites at 16345 Katy Freeway to hear Katy Mayor Bill Hastings, Katy’s City Administrator Byron Hebert and … more

R. HANS MILLER | 1/28/20

JD Merritt and his wife Jessica Merritt are the owner-operators of Battlehops Brewing in Katy.

Battlehops Brewing brings beer and board game combo to Katy

Innovations in the board game and brewpub industries over the last few years have led to a surge of craft beer and board game lovers. JD Merritt and his wife, Jessica Merritt – co-owners … more

By R. HANS MILLER - TIMES SENIOR REPORTER | 1/27/20

Two new water tanks are coming to Katy. An elevated tank that will sport the city's recognizable goose mural and a ground-based tank that will hold one million gallons of water.

Katy approves water projects at Jan. 27 meeting

Katy City Council approved drainage projects and expansion of the city’s water system during its regular session Monday night. Water tanks associated with the Water Plant No. 7 were approved at … more

R. HANS MILLER - TIMES SENIOR REPORTER | 1/27/20

Texas House District 28 candidates Democrat Eliz Markowitz and Republican Gary Gates are competing in a runoff election to replace outgoing state Rep. John Zerwas in the Fort Bend County district.

Gary Gates leading Eliz Markowitz in Texas House District 28 runoff, according to early voting returns

Republican Gary Gates has opened a big lead in early voting returns in the nationally targeted special election runoff for Texas House District 28, according to unofficial results. Gates got 59% … more

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