Katy-area residents remembered American service members who died in service to the nation during Memorial Day ceremonies held Monday.
While tropical storms and hurricanes are not welcome anywhere, they are part of life in Southeast Texas.
YOKOSUKA, Japan—Petty Officer 3rd Class Jacob Scott, a native of Katy, serves in Japan aboard a …
Community briefs for June 1, 2023.
Education briefs for June 1, 2023.
Defying a last-minute appeal by former President Donald Trump, the Texas House voted overwhelmingly …
The Katy City Council approved $47,235 in emergency repairs to a sewer pipe along 1st Street …
The Texas and Houston-area economies are slowing in part because of elevated inflation and rising …
A $200,000 bond has been set for a Katy man charged in the death of his three-month-old daughter in …
May is National Foster Care Month, which is a time to celebrate the families who provide a vital role in the safety net for children who have …
You may recall that when the 88th Texas Legislative Session commenced this past January, our state elected officials declared that supporting …
State legislators can take a simple but important step to improve access to mental health care by authorizing Texas to join the Interstate …
Texas boasts a thriving economy, now ranking as the ninth largest in the world. However, to ensure that all Texans benefit from this growth, we …
As Texans, we celebrate unique holidays that pay tribute to the extraordinary history of our state and the courageous individuals who shaped it. …
When it comes to a health scare, many of us like to think in the form of the question, "is it treatable, or is it preventable?"
In a much-anticipated chess match in February, 1996, the world champion Garry Kasparov faced IBM’s Deep Blue, the most advanced chess-playing machine. Kasparov lost the first game but went on to win the match in Philadelphia, 4-2. It was humanity’s proudest moment in competition pitting man vs. machine.
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Retired state workers deserve a 13th pension check like ex-teachers are receiving
The vastness Newton Minow leaves behind