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The Katy City Council updated some of its floodplain ordinances to be consistent with recent actions taken by Harris County.
Council updates floodplain ordinances
The Katy City Council Monday updated two of its floodplain-related ordinances to be consistent with Harris County, which last May implemented its own floodplain management regulations.                        more
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Bold Fox Development has acquired the area highlighted in red, which sits just north of the City of Brookshire.
Bold Fox Development acquires 215 acres in Brookshire
Bold Fox Development, of Houston, has closed on approximately 215 acres in Brookshire for a new residential community about one mile north of Interstate 10. more
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Marshal Jones, far right, and his crew celebrate the opening of Fajita Pete’s, 9615 Spring Green Blvd.
Katy resident opens Fajita Pete’s in Seven Lakes
What is the biggest challenge facing Katy area restaurant-goers? “Long wait times,” Cindy Hannam, a Katy resident, said. “Depending on the day of the week, and the time of the … more
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Dr. Steven Hotze hired more than a dozen private investigators to look for election fraud in Harris County in 2020.
GOP mega donor Steven Hotze charged after a bogus election fraud scheme led a former cop to threaten a repairman
Conservative activist Steven Hotze on Wednesday was indicted on two felony charges related to his alleged involvement in an air conditioning repairman being held at gunpoint in 2020 during a bizarre search for fraudulent mail ballots that did not exist, according to his attorney, Gary Polland. more
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A Texas Department of Transportation map shows the proposed US 90 improvement project between Katy and Brookshire.
Public input still being sought for US 90 improvement project
The Texas Department of Transportation continues to seek public feedback on its proposed US 90 improvement project between Brookshire and Katy. more
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Culinary delights are on the menu for the Katy Sip N Stroll.
Katy Sip N Stroll, benefiting Ballard House, set for Saturday
The 23rd annual Katy Sip N Stroll, a culinary and wine community event, is set for Saturday. more
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The Katy Area Safety Fest features lots of attractions. Here, some potential firefighters pull a fire hose.
Katy Area Safety Fest set for Saturday at Katy Mills Mall
The Katy Police Substation at Katy Mills Mall has been in business for a while, but the pandemic prevented officials from staging a proper opening. Officials will remedy that with a formal ribbon-cutting Saturday at the Katy Area Safety Fest. more
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Joe Garcia
Pattison to hold household waste collection day April 30
The City of Pattison is holding its second annual household waste collection day from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. April 30 at the Pattison Area Volunteer Fire Department, 2950 FM 359, in Pattison. more
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Texas Children's Hospital is staging a donation drive to benefit Ukranian refugees.
Texas Children’s Ukrainian Support Donation Drive Raises $50,000 on Official Launch Day
Texas Children’s Hospital announced Monday the launch of a Ukrainian Support Donation Drive, running from Monday through Saturday. more
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Texas is having a sales tax exemption this weekend.
Sales tax holiday for emergency supplies set for this weekend
State Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds Texans they can purchase certain items tax-free during the state’s sales tax holiday for emergency preparation supplies, which begins at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday and ends at midnight on Monday. more
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Sen. Paul Bettencourt, R-Houston
Katy-area voters to vote in two different elections May 7
Katy-area voters are preparing to cast their ballots for two Katy Independent School District Board of Trustee seats in the May 7 election. But they, like voters across the state, will also be asked to vote in a separate state election to decide whether to adopt two proposed constitutional amendments. more
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Katy position 1 trustee candidates Cicely Taylor, Victor Perez, Eliz Markowitz, and Duke Keller. Debate Justin Burdine stands at right.
Trustee candidates make their points at forum
Katy school board candidates expressed their opposition to STAAR testing and support for teacher pay increases Thursday at a forum sponsored by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce and Raise Your Hand Texas. more
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Zach Hodges, president of Houston Community College’s Katy campus, speaks at the Katy Area Economic Development Council Tuesday morning at the college.
Hodges reflects on HCC’s pending move to a new building
Next month, Houston Community College’s Katy operations will move from its longtime location at 1550 Foxlake Dr. to a new, 24-acre tract of land at 22910 Colonial Pkwy. more
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A map depicts the homes (circled) that are zoned as residential, but for which its residents requested commercial zoning to match the homes across the street.
Council denies commercial zoning request
The Katy City Council Monday denied a request to change the zoning classification from residential to commercial for nine houses near the southwest corner of the Franz Court-Avenue D intersection. more
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Deysi Crespo, Katy Christian Ministries executive director, shows the area that will serve as a food drop-off point at its soon-to-be new headquarters on Porter Road. KCM has entered a new phase of its capital campaign as it raises money to renovate the building and parking lot.
Katy Christian Ministries continuing its capital campaign as it develops its new headquarters
Katy Christian Ministries is developing the building that will become its principal headquarters, and has entered a new phase of its capital campaign to make it happen. more
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Ken Gregorski, Katy ISD superintendent, makes a point during his presentation at the West I-10 Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday.
Gregorski talks of Katy ISD growth and success at chamber meeting
By 2031, the Katy Independent School District expects to have an enrollment between 104,000 and 113,000 students, Superintendent Ken Gregorski said Tuesday. more
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Chelsie Kramer of the American Immigration Council speaks at the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce.
Immigrants bring economic growth to Katy area, expert says
People often have a misperception that immigrants to the United States must get into a line to have a chance to legally become a citizen. However, the system does not work that way, an immigration expert said. more
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Mary Ann Ernstes, right, along with Frances Wilson, left, and Dora Mae Egger publish a copy of the Brookshire Times in this undated photo.
City honors Katy Heritage Society for its work in digitizing Brookshire Times newspapers
The Katy City Council Monday honored the Katy Heritage Society for its work in digitizing the Brookshire Times newspaper. Recently, the Texas Historical Commission gave the society an award of merit … more
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When purchasing a home, check out the master planned community or neighborhood where it is located.
Profiling Nottingham Country, the seed of south Katy
When people think of Katy, they likely think of communities like Cane Island, Cinco Ranch, Firethorne and Grand Lakes. Each of these community’s successes have driven Katy’s steep growth curve. I will write about them in upcoming articles. These success stories come in part because of the previous success of Nottingham Country. more
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A map of Leyendeckeer Landing, a Katy city water retention facility.
City officially dedicates Leyendecker Landing water retention facility
Several former mayors joined Mayor Bill Hastings Tuesday for the dedication of Leyendecker Landing, a city water detention facility north of Morton Road and east of Pitts Road. more
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