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Houston mother sentenced to 50 years for death of 8-year-old son in 2020

A Houston mother was sentenced Tuesday to 50 years in prison for her role in the death of her 8-year-old son in 2020, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced in a November 13 press release. more

FROM STAFF REPORTS | 11/23/24

Bond set for Katy man accused in 3-month-old child’s death

A $200,000 bond has been set for a Katy man charged in the death of his three-month-old daughter in April. more

By George Slaughter, News Editor | 5/25/23

Katy man sentenced for conspiring to provide material support in plot to attack U.S. power grids

Two men, one of whom is from Katy, were sentenced in federal court April 21 to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacy. more

Contributed Report | 4/21/23

Nicolas Chavez, a former Katy resident, was killed in April 2021 by Houston Police officers. Today, his mother is leading a petition drive to rename a public law in his memory.

Katy community asked to support efforts to rename law after longtime resident

The family of a longtime Katy resident is asking the public’s help in supporting an effort to rename a public law in his memory. more

By George Slaughter, News Editor | 3/9/23

Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Human Trafficking Unit detectives arrest Yan Yuan Feb. 23 on a prostitution charge.

Police briefs for March 2

Police briefs for March 2, 2023. more

Staff Report | 3/2/23

Police briefs: Student shoots two classmates with BB gun at Royal Elementary

A Royal Elementary student brought a BB gun to school Feb. 10 and shot two students, who were not injured, district officials said. more

Contributed and Staff Reports | 2/16/23

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Katy Rodeo, Katy ISD FFA Livestock show return Feb. 13-15 Annual parade set for Saturday, Feb. 15

EDITOR’S NOTE: Our original story published on February 6 erroneously stated that there would be a carnival at the Katy Rodeo. The Katy Rodeo has informed us that there will be no carnival this year, and we have updated our story. The Times regrets the error.

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KCM names Gonzalez as permanent director

In a unanimous decision on Saturday, January 25, the board of directors of Katy Christian Ministries voted to make Virginia Gonzalez the permanent executive director of the organization, a source close to the nonprofit’s board told the Katy Times.

Katy ISD names David Rider as district’s incoming police chief

Katy ISD has named 34-year law enforcement veteran David Rider as incoming Chief of Police, the district said in a January 30 press release. The new chief will assume Katy ISD’s top law enforcement post on Monday, February 17.

Katy ISD honors Nelson family for decades of service, dedicates school on land once owned by family

In a poignant ceremony on February 3, hundreds of Katy ISD leaders, teachers, staff, students and community members gathered to dedicate Nelson Junior High School (NJH) and pay homage to the Nelson family for their service to the community and dedication spanning nearly a century.  The campus, located at 25747 Longenbaugh Road in Katy, is built on land once owned by the Nelson family.