As summer winds down, many Katy families are using this time to de-clutter and give back to the community. Local non-profit organizations ne

If you've been yearning for nature or a little outdoor fun, we've got you covered! Find your favorite spot in Katy for a quiet retreat or a

The historic Katy Rice Festival will celebrate its 40th anniversary virtually this year due to the uncertainty of the pandemic. Instead of c

Today, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) announced revised guidelines for the 2020-21 school year, delaying certain activities for

An early morning shooting at a Katy-area apartment complex resulted in the death of a mother. Her 4-year-old daughter was shot twice but was

Last month, Katy ISD emailed invitations for families to participate in its Reopening of Schools Parents Feedback Survey. Out of the 95,579

Katy residents continue to grapple with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. For many, outdoor dining has become a comfortable option fo

Katy families prove that there are plenty of ways to celebrate their children’s birthday parties during the pandemic. While many have put l

Katy families (and couples) are turning to outdoor activities to enjoy time together as they continue to observe social distancing guideline

Hurricane season is here and while Katy dodged Cristobal this weekend experts predict that this will be a very active season. Three years ag

KATY MAGAZINE NEWS June 5, 2020 By Jennifer Miko and Katrina Katsarelis In Katy, local businesses and national chains have announced that...

Save money and keep the kids happy with their favorite meals at these great Katy restaurants. Your kids can eat free, or for a discounted pr

As the academic year comes to a close, Katy ISD plans to continue serving the community. Meet two District employees who provide valuable s

Many local businesses are announcing their summer camp schedules. From virtual, to in-person camps with precautions, Katy kids can look forw

This year, Mother’s Day will look very different. With masks and social distancing, Katy, like the rest of the world, feels the impact of t

This Friday, Texas restaurants will be allowed to welcome dine-in guests, however they must meet the strict guidelines outlined by Governor

Today, Judge Lina Hidalgo announced an Order that Harris County residents must wear face coverings when outside the home, effective Monday.

The overpopulated Harris County jails and the potential spread of the coronavirus have led some judges to release violent criminals out on l

Today, Governor Greg Abbott announced that all public schools in the state would not reopen for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.

The coronavirus pandemic has put a strain on businesses nationwide. Locally, many have closed, adjusted hours, and changed how customers sho