KATY MAGAZINE NEWS October 29, 2020 By Natalie Cook Clark Yesterday, a Katy man was arrested on drug charges. However, the...

Katy residents have outdone themselves this year with elaborate Halloween yard decorations. We've collected pictures of more awesome display

More and more Katy residents have been reporting sightings of stinging tree asps. Unfortunately, their furry and cuddly appearance begs for

Flames and smoke could be seen for miles around Katy this morning as firefighters fought to put out a large blaze. Crews responded to a thre

Tonight, a Katy elementary school takes its popular International Festival to the streets. The mobile event allows the community to celebrat

An undercover operation led by a collaboration of various agencies with the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office resulted in 46 arres

As fall brings cooler temperatures to the area, residents seek more opportunities to spend time outdoors. Restaurants throughout Katy offer

An estimated one in five people is dyslexic and nearly 4,000 students in Katy ISD receive dyslexia services. Locally, The Dyslexia Initiativ

Audiences from Katy, and around the world, can watch the Katy High School Theatre Department’s stage production of War of the Worlds. Their

No one does football season better than Katy, TX. Even with the pandemic, Katy football fans can enjoy their full Friday night lights experi

Political yard signs continue to be stolen from private Katy residences. Security cameras and homeowners have caught some thieves in the act

The much-anticipated Katy high school football season kicks off this week. Mark your calendars to cheer on your favorite teams!

Katy ISD announced that all Katy-area students can receive a free breakfast and lunch starting next week. The meals are offered to District

When the Katy town pep rally was canceled, members of the community took action. To show support for the Katy Tigers from elementary through

Today, Katy ISD opens its school doors to students opting for in-person lessons for the first time since March. The District has been proact

As Hurricane Laura enters the Gulf of Mexico, the growing storm takes aim for the Texas and Louisiana coast. Galveston, TX is now under mand

This week, Katy ISD welcomed over 80,000 students to the 2020-21 academic year virtually. The District hasn’t held in-person classes since b

Sign the kids up now for after-school programs in athletics and the arts! Katy businesses are offering in-person instruction, with COVID-19

Illegal street racers add another dangerous element to the highways that run through Katy. They have also been known to race on secondary ro

The list of Katy business affected by the pandemic continues to grow and experts warn residents this is likely just the first wave. From mom