The popular Paws Fest returns this Saturday at Katy’s LaCenterra. This event celebrating five years will feature a new Canine Stars Stunt Dog Show.

The final piece of Katy’s Historic Downtown revitalization was completed this week with the addition of the new Katy Corner Geese structure. This familiar and iconic structure represents resilience, tradition, and the spirit of Katy.

Katy race car driver Ty Hymel continues to win big on the track as he celebrates his second win this season with more hoping to come.

Katy’s most historic event returns and the city is looking for enthusiastic volunteers. The Katy Rice Festival’s 44th year promises to be an event of fun and time to celebrate Katy with the addition of new events. Ticket sales are now open as the city welcomes back the carnival and bigger entertainment.

This weekend, families and couples can celebrate Labor Day with live music and big fun.

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.

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

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.

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.

This weekend, families and couples can enjoy live music at multiple popular spots and some are part of flood relief efforts. Katy, like everywhere, continues to mourn those lost and many want to come together.

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.

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

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.

A Katy family was in for a surprise this week when a large alligator strolled up to their front door. Katy is home to many wildlife all fun for families to see but to be left alone.

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.

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