Our Katy weather has been wet and yucky to start off the holiday season and it’s resulted in the changing of several local events including the City of Katy’s Annual Tree Lighting. This change works out for the better as Katy families now get two great holiday events at the same time tomorrow evening.

The holiday season is about giving, and Katy has many local charities that help families make a real difference. Many are struggling right now and Clothed by Faith is reaching out on social media to gain community support.

Hundreds attended Katy ISD’s annual Brick Unveiling ceremony last night honoring campus Teachers of the Year for the 2024-2025 school year. 78 educators received a commemorative brick in the Katy Heritage Park that serves as a permanent tribute to their dedication for teaching and outstanding accomplishment.

November is a month for giving thanks. Katyites have big hearts and the city gives families many opportunities to give back, make a differen

Save time with a no-stress Thanksgiving meal this year. Give thanks to these local grocery stores and restaurants for providing all of the

Christmas season is in Katy! Dress the kids in their holiday attire, write those Christmas lists, and make plans this season to see the joll

A Katy based nonprofit uses baby doll therapy to help seniors struggling with dementia. This unique approach they are nurturing dignity, purpose, and love through cuddles and care. This week, ladies from the Katy Senior Center made a large donation of hand crocheted baby items for the program.

Katy ISD’s culinary students at the Miller Career and Technology Center will once again offer their popular fundraiser this Thanksgiving. Choose from a variety of bakes goods to fill your holiday table or to gift to friends and neighbors.

The Katy community has and will honor local Veterans through special events and deals and discounts.

This weekend, families and couples can celebrate cooling weather and community togetherness.

For over a decade Hope Impacts has served the Katy area homeless population. Today they open a new office space that will allow them to expand services and keep helping those in need.

The theme was “Unity in Purpose” as Katy ISD Superintendent Dr. Ken Gregorski and school leaders thanked and stressed the importance of the role that Katy families, local leaders, and the community. Student success, innovation and safety were all in the forefront of the State of the District.

Halloween is almost here and many local homes have gone extra in decorations. Load up the family for a Halloween decoration drive-by tour and don’t miss these Spooktacular homes!

Wild hogs are not a new problem to Katy, but encounters are increasing as the area continues to develop into their domain. While hogs are known to come out of Addicks and George Bush Park they are now being encountered more on the north side of the city as new master-planned communities continue to be built and grow. As weather continues to cool, expect to see them more.

Katy ISD’s Miller Career & Technology Center (MCTC) offers students real-world experiences I multiple career paths. Several programs offer discounted services to the community, where residents can benefit while supporting student growth and experience.

Katy Christian Ministries, a Katy area non-profit is again running their A Turkey for Every Table campaign to help Katy families get a traditional Thanksgiving meal. As the need for local families continues to rise, the charity is seeking a higher goal of turkeys and hams this season. 

The Katy community came out to celebrate and applaud Katy ISD sports legends Friday night at the Katy Tiger vs. Taylor Mustang football game at Legacy Stadium. The 2015 Football and Softball State Championship teams, six coaches and 17 exceptional athletes were honored and inducted in the Katy ISD Athletic Hall of Honor.

Katy ISD’s Partners in Education invites the community to bring hope to students and families in need this holiday season through the Food for Families program. Each year the initiative helps Katy students identified by campus counselors, but the program goes beyond financial support.

Though the heat may not show it, Fall is in the air. The Katy area is full of great Fall festivals and events that families love.

Katy’s most iconic event returns this weekend along with the return of the carnival and bigger entertainment. Here’s what Katy residents and visitors need to know ahead of the fun!