One frosty morning, then a fast warmup as Houston eyes upper-70s by late this...
After one more frosty wake-up call in some Houston-area neighborhoods, a warming trend gets underway Tuesday.
How this week’s Fed decision could change what Houston families pay each month
HOUSTON — The Federal Reserve is kicking off a two-day meeting that could have ripple effects far beyond Wall Street, impacting everything from mortgage rates to credit card payments for families across the Houston area. Economists widely expect the Fed to cut the federal funds rate during this meeting....
The Lines At These 10 Texas Delis Put Steakhouses To Shame
Alright, you are about to see why people skip dinner plans for a deli counter and a dream. The lines curl like movie premieres, and somehow you feel honored just to join. You’ll notice people glancing sideways at your plate like it holds state secrets. By the time you...
Scout Girls Flee From Huge Alligator in Houston
An idyllic scene of a group of Scout girls taking a well-deserved dip in a lake in a Texas State Park took a sharp turn when they had to flee from a huge alligator attempting an attack. The mere thought of how badly this could’ve ended is enough to send chills down your spine. Did … The post Scout Girls Flee From...
CFISD Student of the Week: Maisey Cates
Dec. 8, 2025—Keith Elementary School fifth grade student Maisey Cates is praised by her teachers for her positive attitude and being a leader on campus. Accomplishments: Cates is an active member of the Keith Cougarette Dance Team and has been chosen “Cougarette of the Week” twice. She demonstrates poise and school...
Sugar Land native Wu, 19, competes in global science competition
Sugar Land native Isabella Wu, a 19-year-old freshman at Rice University, is one of just 30 students worldwide selected as a semifinalist in the prestigious Breakthrough Junior Challenge, a global science competition. To reach this stage, Wu created a video explaining how the hormone leptin regulates hunger – and...
Katy Area Neighborhood’s Dazzle Spectators with Glorious Christmas Lights Displays
Katy area neighborhoods have taken their Christmas decorating to new levels this year. Pin Oak, Pecan Grove and other subdivisions make looking at lights a holiday tradition worthy of scheduling hayrides and lasting family memories. Apparently, the Griswolds are alive and well and living in many Katy niehgborhoods....
Katy Boardwalk District to feature more single-family homes
Katy City Council approved a change allowing more single family homes in the Katy Boardwalk development. (Kelly Schafler/Community Impact) Katy Boardwalk District will now see more single-family homes following a zoning change approved by Katy City Council on Nov. 10 in a 4-1 vote. Council member Rory Robertson cast...
Pecan Harvest Festival draws thousands to downtown Richmond
In Fort Bend County, the weeks leading up to the holidays are filled with craft fairs and gift markets – but none quite as beloved as the annual Pecan Harvest Festival. This year’s celebration on November 22 brought nearly 4,000 people to historic downtown Richmond, where vendors lined the streets with everything...
White Oak Bayou elevation project underway
The $400 million White Oak Bayou elevation project aims to raise the Katy Freeway from Heights Blvd. to I-45.
