Two Jordan High School seniors founded a nonprofit that earned the Heart of Fulshear Award last week due to their extraordinary service to the Kat/Fulshear community. Learn more about Clothe to Care.

Happy Labor Day! Celebrate the day off (and beautiful weather) at one of Katy's many parks and trails. Katy City Park recently underwent major renovations for all to enjoy. Get outside and enjoy family time.

Celebrate Labor Day weekend by taking the family out to breakfast or plan a morning out to brunch when kids are in school! Katy's dining scene has exploded with flavorful menus featuring creative egg dishes, tempting French toast combinations, and bubbly mimosas.

Trung Ngo disappeared in 2013 after going to meet some friends in Katy. His phone was found but his absence remains a mystery to this day.

The historic and traditional Katy event, the Katy Rice Harvest Festival is accepting vendors, volunteers, and selling tickets. This week a scam has targeted the vendors, but Katy officials are sharing important information to protect those who want to give back to the community through this great event.

Tropical Storm Edouardo will make landfall in Southeast Texas today. While impact to the Katy area shouldn't be bad, this is a reminder to prep for future storms. Katy could start feeling some effects by later today..

A Katy fifth grader from Fred and Patti Shafer Elementary School has earned the Grand Honors/SET from John Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. They use this to assess students who are above grade level and advance learners.

Katy has a new bookshop in the heart of downtown where readers can find all genres, but each book found will be written by a woman author. The fun addition to the Historic Downtown Katy plans for fun events starting with tomorrow.

Katy ISD recognized and honored students this week in its 2026 Summer Graduating Class and has announced future ceremony details as Freeman High School joins the ceremonies this Spring.

Katy’s Griffin Elementary School’s librarian brings a legacy of three generations of library love to students. Librarian Sarah Canales follows in her mother’s and grandmother’s footsteps as she continues to share the love of books with children.

Do you, or someone you know, struggle with mental or emotional challenges? From marriage problems to academic stress, Katy families have access to many therapists and services. This resource includes a list of psychiatrists, licensed therapists, and experienced counselors with offices throughout Katy.

School is back in session along with fall vibes, despite the heat. Katy is full of options for live music, entertainment and events this weekend perfect for Katy families, friends, and couples.

For 20 years, the Katy Home & Outdoor Living show has been connecting homeowners with experts to help them design the home they want. The event takes over the Merrell Center this weekend and guests can register for free passes.

Fort Bend County, Harris County and Waller County are reporting a drastic increase in scams that are affecting innocent citizens in the Katy area. The latest involved demands for payment to avoid arrest for a fake warrant for failure to show up for jury duty.

Katy ISD started their 2026-2027 academic year last week and they are already being recognized among the best of the Texas school districts as they continue to outperform.

Something witchy is coming to the City of Katy’s Historic Town Center’s Rock the Block party this weekend. Warner Bros. is teaming up with the city to bring special promotional giveaways and events to celebrate their upcoming film, Practical Magic 2.

Katy ISD resumes classes this week and families are back in their normal routines. Katy has many fun and free ways to stay fit great for parents with kids back in school. From running clubs to yoga and tai chi in a park you have options to get out and work out.

Three Jordan High School sisters founded a program, Mission Possible, that is educating local teens on practical life skills. These free workshops prepare students to learn many skills that are often being lost today.

Katy ISD welcomed over 95,000 students back to school this morning. This year the District, which routinely ranks top among Houston area school districts, will focus on ‘Excellence in Action’ and this morning’s return was all about tradition.

Katy ISD welcomes over 97,000 students back to class tomorrow to over 100 campuses and support facilities. The District has shared important information for families to understand changes and plan for a successful year.