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Steve & Elaine Robertson
Trustees name new elementary school
Katy school trustees Monday named the district’s newest elementary school, which is set to open this fall. more
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A map showing where two stop signs will be installed on Morton Road near the Pitts Road intersection.
Council approves purchase of more license plate detectors
The Katy City Council Monday authorized the purchase of 10 additional license plate readers to help police solve crimes. more
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Lesha Roberts
Candidates file for county party chairmanship positions
In a contested election such as 2022, top-of-the-ballot races receive the attention, but the lower-ballot races, such as for county party chairman, have also drawn candidates. more
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The long-billed curlew is on the Katy Prairie Preserve, including its new acreage.
Katy Prairie Conservancy adds approximately 965 acres for conservation
The Katy Prairie Conservancy has acquired about 965 acres that will be protected from any future commercial development. more
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A map of the Highway 36A study area. The north area has a green outline. The south area has a yellow outline.
Proposed Highway 36A segments to be part of H-GAC regional transportation plan
Two segments of a proposed Highway 36A are being added to the Houston-Galveston Area Council of Government Regional Transportation Plan. more
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Patrick Jankowski, Greater Houston Partnership senior vice president of research, speaks Tuesday at the Katy Area Economic Development Council meeting.
Omicron variant impacts area economy, but jobs remain plentiful
The Omicron variant is not expected to precipitously impact the local economy despite health concerns, a Greater Houston Partnership official said Tuesday. more
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Leyendecker Landing is a water detention facility north of Morton Road and east of Pitts Road.
City revising comprehensive plan for managing growth
Katy city officials described efforts to update the plan used to manage the city’s growth at a Jan. 13 State of the City presentation. more
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The Seven Lakes High School Spartan Spirit cheerleading team won a second consecutive Class 6A UIL state championship
Seven Lakes High School cheer team wins second consecutive state title
Winning a state title is reason enough to cheer. But the folks at Seven Lakes High School have twice as much reason to cheer, as their Seven Lakes High School Spartan Spirit cheerleading team won a second consecutive Class 6A UIL state championship. more
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo
Harris County raises COVID-19 threat level to red among growing number of cases
In response to a growing number of COVID-19 cases, Harris County Commissioners Court agreed to purchase up to 65,000 rapid antigen COVID-19 test kits for $1.8 million. more
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Dusty Thiele
Thiele announces mayoral candidacy
Dusty Thiele, the former Katy City Council member, announced his candidacy for Katy mayor Tuesday. more
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Ken Gregorski, Katy ISD superintendent
Katy ISD hiring as it faces staffing shortage caused in part by COVID-19 cases
The Katy Independent School District has sent a letter to parents and staff acknowledging both staffing shortages and a growing number of COVID-19 cases as school resumed Jan. 4. more
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Catherine McCreight, Texas Department of Transportation
State planning to expand U.S. 90 and other area roads to improve mobility
While funding for it hasn't been settled, the Texas Department of Transportation hopes to expand U.S. 90 between Brookshire and Katy, officials said in a Jan. 6 briefing. more
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A contortion bubble is among the attractions at Cirque Italia.
Cirque Italia returning Jan. 20 to Katy
The Cirque Italia water circus is returning to Katy this month, featuring a 1950s theme complete with hula skirts, leather jackets, and rock and roll from that period. more
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Will Carter's newest album is How Ya Know
Katy musician Will Carter performing Friday at No Label Brewery
Katy musician Will Carter is celebrating his 35th birthday this week. He's celebrating by inviting everyone to hear him perform at 7 p.m. Friday at No Label Brewery, 5351 1st St. more
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A map of the road bond projects to be covered by bonds approved for issuance by the Katy City Council Jan. 10.
City council approves issuance of $26 million in road bonds
The Katy City Council Monday approved the issuance of $26 million worth of bonds to be used in road reconstruction projects around the city. more
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Katy’s Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris
Council Member-at-Large Chris Harris decides against running for mayor
Chris Harris, Katy council member-at-large and mayor pro tem, said Friday he will not seek the mayoralty in May, more
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Walk-On’s general manager Steve Canedo, left, poses with staffers Jorge Ruiz and Rachel Bennett.
Katy-area "sports bistreaux" hopes to redefine sports bar concept
For sports fans, it’s easy enough to stereotype what a sports bistro should look and be like. Fast food, usually fried, made in a scratch kitchen, with televisions everywhere around the place … more
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Fort Bend County Judge KP George
Fort Bend County reports increase in demand for COVID-19 testing
Fort Bend County officials are urging residents seeking free COVID-19 testing to be patient as the demand for testing has increased due in part to the Omicron variant. more
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Memorial Hermann Katy opened in 1981 on Pin Oak Road with 100 beds. It has grown over the years to a 208-bed facility with programs for sports medicine, pediatric emergencies and training.
Memorial Hermann updates visitor policy in response to growing number of COVID-19 cases
Memorial Hermann has updated its visitor policy in response to the Omicron variant and the growing number of COVID-19 cases in the Greater Houston area. more
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Katy City Hall during the February 2021 winter storm.
Katy residents urged to winterize homes as temperatures fall
For many Texans, the below-freezing temperatures of earlier this week bring back unpleasant reminders of last February’s severe winter storm and power outages. But as things begin to warm up, … more
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