Former Fort Bend ISD superintendent reimburses district $17K in lawsuit settlement, officials say
The district called the lawsuit baseless, but says they still had to pay counsel with taxpayer money to defend the case.
Sugar Land’s Four-Year Abandoned Truck Is Finally Removed
A commercial truck that sat neglected in a Sugar Land shopping center parking lot for roughly four years has finally been hauled away, ending a long-running mystery for shoppers and neighbors along the 4500 block of Highway 6. The vehicle had flat tires and expired registration by the time it disappeared.
Nikubol Fires Up a Second Houston-Area Bowl Shop in Katy Asian Town
A Japanese grill bowl concept born at POST Houston has planted its flag in Katy, opening its second Greater Houston location inside Katy Asian Town this September. The new spot at 23015 Colonial Parkway, Ste. A105, brings Nikubol's customizable bowls of grilled meats and sauces to the western suburbs, along with a dedi
Eli Lilly’s $6.5 Billion Texas Plant Will Make a Pill Millions of Americans Are...
Eli Lilly broke ground Monday on a $6.5 billion manufacturing facility in Houston's Generation Park, a project Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called the largest active pharmaceutical ingredient investment in state history. The 600-plus jobs it's expected to create matter to the Houston area directly. But the more immediate rel
Gina Hinojosa blasts HISD’s AI school expansion as Greg Abbott’s ‘experiment’ on kids
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Gina Hinojosa, says a new Houston ISD school model is a way for Gov. Greg Abbott "to experiment on our children with AI."
He Put a White Cross in His Front Yard, Then the HOA Ordered It...
A homeowner in Katy and his wife placed a white cross in their front yard. Their homeowners association cited them for it. They appealed to the association's board and explained their concern. The board, he wrote, "refused to reverse their decision and instructed us to remove the cross because it was 'holiday decoratio
Taxpayers funding another trillion-dollar company manufacturing expansion in Texas
(The Center Square) – Texas taxpayers are funding another trillion-dollar company expanding manufacturing operations in the state. Gov. Greg Abbott joined Eli Lilli leaders and officials at a groundbreaking ceremony at Generation Park in Houston where its new $6.5 billion active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufact
Community mourns 5-Year-Old killed in Cypress
A heart-wrenching vigil for five-year-old Zalaya, who was tragically killed in a road rage incident. The Cypress community unites to honor her memory as her mother shares her profound grief and calls for justice.
Lonestar Safety Fest promises bigger celebration as it marks 10th anniversary
The annual festival is Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Authorities warn scammers are using real arrest information to target families
HOUSTON - The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about scammers using information about recent arrests to target an arrested person’s family and demand money for bail or other supposed fees. How bail bond scams work. What we know:. The sheriff’s office says arrest information may...

















