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Americans with a reported annual individual income of $75,000 or less could see a $1,400 economic stimulus check in the next month if the package can make it through the U.S. Senate.

U.S. House passes $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid package

WASHINGTON — With the backing of Texas Democrats, the U.S. House early Saturday morning passed a $1.9 trillion aid package intended to bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control and offset the … more

By Abby Livingston | The Texas Tribune | 3/1/21

Around 1.6 million Texans were receiving the extra unemployment benefits before funding for them expired in July.

$400 in extra unemployment benefits remain uncertain in Texas after Trump's executive order

The amount of unemployment benefits coming to Texans remained up in the air Monday as confusion persisted over President Donald Trump’s weekend executive orders designed to provide economic … more

By Valeria Olivares, Matthew Watkins and Patrick Svitek | The Texas Tribune | 8/11/20

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Mickie Christy honored as Senior Citizen of the Year

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Katy fire marshal offers fireworks safety tips

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City authorizes emergency repairs for water plant

The Katy City Council Monday authorized $251,254 for emergency water well rehabilitation at its water plant at 6850 Franz Road. The plant is near the Cane Island subdivision.