Typhoon Texas will welcome families with sensory-sensitive children this Friday morning for free play. The event will omit background music, spray features, and reduce crowds to give these children access with minimal sensory stimulation.

As summer starts to wind down local families don’t need to jet set off to exotic destinations for some beach time fun. Load up the car for a day trip or enjoy a needed getaway with a historic hotel, rental, or bed & breakfast. These beaches await to satisfy your vacation craving this summer!

Katy residents can sign up for the KTALERT Program to get emergency alerts from city staff. While this program is for City of Katy residents, those in surrounding neighborhoods can still sign up for alerts which help keep the greater Katy area safe and informed.

On the early morning of the Fourth of July the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in only a few hours causing widespread flash flooding and resulting in a mounting death toll that includes many young girls from a Christian camp. Katyites are rallying this week to offer aid. Here’s how you can help.

Through the summer months Katy ISD is working hard to prepare to open two new elementary schools. Tours with the namesakes were conducted last week at Boundy Elementary.

Here's what you need to know from local laws to big events as Katy prepares to celebrate the Fourth of July.

The Katy community continues to grow and with it, new businesses our families love. This time a Sams Club is said to be coming to a Katy shopping place.

The Lone Star Symphonic Band is set to conclude their 32nd season in Katy this weekend. They are a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to bringing performances of artistic merit to the greater Houston area.

The Katy ISD Board of Trustees has approved the compensation plan for the 2025 - 2026 school year at last night’s Board Meeting. This reinforced the district’s commitment to attracting and retaining top-tier educators and staff.

These family friendly hang outs are why it's so easy to have fun and stay in Katy this Summer. Many are FREE and offer live entertainment! Have fun and stay local.

There’s always something fun happening in Katy. This weekend, families and couples can enjoy live music at multiple popular spots. As Katy continues to grow, so does your options for a fun night out.

The historic Katy Rice Harvest Festival promises to be big as the city announces entertainment headliner Sawyer Brown and the return of the carnival plus new extras. Vendor and volunteer signup is open, and tickets are now on sale.

Katy families can honor and celebrate those who protect the community this Saturday during the first Community Heroes Parade. Cheer on our heroes and see Willowfork Fire Department’s newest addition to their fleet.

Katy students have great incentives to keep reading all summer long as local libraries offer fun programming great for all ages.

Do you, or someone you know, struggle with mental or emotional challenges? From marriage problems to academic stress, Katy families have acc

Nearly 100 Katy ISD students signed letters of commitment to play in collegiate sports programs in their college or University of choosing. They join the over 60 students who signed in the fall.

Last month the Cane Island community in Katy rallied to support and ultimately save a bird who got a what is believed to be a pickleball stuck on its beak. Katy is full of wildlife and this serves as a reminder for residents to be careful about what they leave out in the open where wildlife could think it’s food.

Hello summer! Local families don’t need to jet set off to exotic destinations for some beach time fun. Load up the car for a day trip or enjoy a needed getaway with a historic hotel, rental, or bed & breakfast. These beaches await to satisfy your vacation craving this summer!

The City of Katy has opened a new Visitor Center that informs and educates visitors of all ages on our history and more. The center is perfect to greet summertime travelers and those who want to learn about and explore Katy.

Katy families and residents can honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom while celebrating and connecting with community.