Katy TX

The home at 11 Paradise Point Drive, Sugar Land was sold on Dec. 29 by Diana S. and John M. Null and S Null Diana for $4.34 million. The buyers were Janet Glass and Morgan Glass Paul. The property tax paid for this property in 2020 was $88,947. This is...

The home at 3318 Water Locust Drive, Sugar Land was sold on Dec. 30 by Maria and Maria Eugenia Fritz and John David Fritz Jr. for $247,289. The buyers were Maria and Maria Eugenia Fritz, John David Fritz Jr. and Explorado Mvm (residuary trust). The property tax paid for this...

🎉✨ Happy New Year from the City of Katy! ✨🎉. As 2026 begins, we celebrate the energy, community spirit, and opportunities that make Katy such a wonderful place to call home. Whether you’re spending the day with loved ones, enjoying local traditions, or simply taking a moment to reflect on the year ahead, we hope...

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is weighing how to implement two new state laws that could tighten regulations on concrete batch plants. Senate Bill 763 requires the TCEQ to review air quality permits for concrete batch plants every eight years. Previously, these reviews were optional and...

SAN JACINTO RIVER, Texas — Over the past 30 years, federal and state agencies in Texas have allowed hundreds of oil and chemical barges to amass in a once-tranquil section of the San Jacinto River, just east of Houston. Only about 100 barges were on the six-mile stretch of...

Rare cards have become high-dollar targets, leaving collectors and shops with major losses.

SUGAR LAND, Texas – (Realty News Report) – A new Landry’s Kitchen restaurant offering Southern and coastal fare at affordable prices could soon be headed to Sugar Land. Landry’s Kitchen, a Landry’s Inc. concept that made its debut in Corpus Christi in May, will take over the Brick House Tavern + Tap location at 19740...

Texas Southern University Audit Reveals 'Disturbing' Results

Drivers are spotting strange new markings on Texas highways. They look odd at first, but the reason they're there could quietly make driving safer.

Sugar Land residents can save water and money through the city's Rain Barrel Program, which allows them to collect and reuse rainwater, and saved an estimated 430,000 gallons of water last year.