Katy TX

In just its first year of varsity competition, Freeman High School in Katy ISD is already making history—thanks in large part to the determination and drive of sophomore Andrew Hohmann. With laser focus and a quiet confidence, Hohmann became the first male athlete from the newly opened campus to...

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around cypress..

Explore how blurring the line between work home enhances daily life, creating spaces for focus, relaxation, and creativity. Blurring the Line Between Work, Home, and Recreation. Daily life continues to evolve around comfort, accessibility, and intention. Spaces now support every part of a person’s life, that is,...

CITY OF KATY, Texas (Covering Katy News) — Ochoa Energy Storage asking state regulators for a declaratory order against the City of Katy that would allow its energy storage project to move forward even though City Council has rejected the plan. The company filed the request with the Texas...

A unique and culturally rich coffeehouse experience is brewing in Katy, as Matari Coffee Co. prepares to open its newest location at 21788 Katy Freeway, Suite 400, in the bustling shopping center alongside Tiff’s Treats, Jinya Ramen Bar, and Fadi’s Mediterranean Grill. Renovations will begin in mid-December 2025,...

Katy’s dessert scene is about to get a lot sweeter. Melt N Dip, a chocolate-lover’s dream come true, is bringing its signature lineup of crepes, waffles, gelato, and over-the-top desserts to 21788 Katy Freeway, Suite 300, right next to the upcoming Matari Coffee location. Both shops are part of a locally led project...

Texas never truly sleeps—and neither do its diners. When the clock strikes midnight and most lights go dark, these 24-hour haunts keep the coffee brewing, the jukebox humming, and the griddles sizzling. From Dallas to Houston to roadside stops in between, they’re the kind of places where night owls, truckers, and...

A Fulshear woman will serve a decade in prison after a jury found her guilty of stealing over $200,000 from her elderly father-in-law while he was battling a serious medical condition. Rebecca Lynn Simmons was found guilty of stealing from and exploiting the elderly on October 21, 2025. The 45-year-old...

A $20 scratch-off turned a Katy shopper into Texas’ newest millionaire.

Museum founder and operator Larry Callies said the new site will also include a hall of fame with about 15 black cowboys featured, with more to be inducted in the future. (Tomer Ronen/Community Impact) Fort Bend County, Kendleton and Black Cowboy Museum officials broke ground on the soon-to-be new home...