This weekend, families and couples can continue to celebrate back to school and end of summer fun. Katy is always home to live music and big fun.

A Katy family used a kayak to rescue a dog struggling to swim in a neighborhood lake. Now that dog is part of their family and showing others the value of rescue pets.

Katy ISD welcomed 97,000 students this morning to the 2025-26 academic year. The District currently has over 100 campuses and support facilities and 14,000 employees. Two new elementary schools opened their doors, and academic success and safety took center stage.

You made it! As summer break comes to a close and school reopens, kids and parents resume that much-needed routine.  A new school year bring

Katy ISD welcomes 97,000 students back to class tomorrow to over 100 campuses and support facilities. The District has shared important information for families to understand changes and plan for a successful year.

Katy ISD will welcome 97,000 students back to class this Wednesday. This year the District will have more than 100 campuses and support facilities, with the addition of two new elementary schools built to provide relief to the fast-growing northwest quadrant.

Developer NewQuest announced businesses coming to a new 165-acre project in Katy that will bring shopping and entertainment.

The Katy City Council approved a new design contract that will bring 2 miles of trails to the city for residents to enjoy.

A section of SH-99 or the Grand Parkway through Katy is getting an expansion to better serve the community. Find out how this will impact your drive around town.

Katy’s Central Green Park celebrates their annual Back to School Bash with live entertainment, donations, and by filming a large community dance reel.

LaCenterra, a popular Katy outdoor shopping and entertainment center was bought in a $233 million development deal. Buy Brixmor Property Group has 30 other locations within the Greater Houston area.

Enjoy these final weeks of summer and escape the heat. Entertain the kiddos for hours at these awesome indoor play places in Katy.

Hot and sometimes stormy weather during these summer months brings snakes out and increases chances of resident encounters. Many kinds of snakes call Katy home, including four that are venomous. Here's what you need to know.

The Katy Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Katy are partnering to launch the Hometown Heroes Banner Program. This new initiative is designed to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in the United States Armed Forces.

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.