Late spring and early summer marks asp season in the Katy area. Here’s what you need to know about this cute (but not friendly) caterpillar-like creature that can give a big sting. Beware: big rain like yesterday's storms can bring these critters to the ground closer to children and pets!

Katy families can soon step back in time during a popular and free event. The 40th Annual Katy ISD Folk Life Festival offers a hands-on experience into the lives of early Texas pioneers.

Katy’s historic Humble Mess Hall took major steps in restoration, yet it still work to do before meeting its goals. The Katy Heritage Society seeks support in membership and donations as they continue to preserve Katy history.

If you're looking for a great list of services and events for Good Friday (April 3), and Easter (April 5), you've found it! Check out what's going on Katy area churches this Easter season.

Typhoon Texas, a waterpark in Katy has launched seasonal hiring for the upcoming summer season and they look to fill more than 1,000 positions.

Family pictures in fields of bluebonnets are as Texan as rodeos, football, and pecan pie. Each spring, Katyites hit the highways in search o

This weekend, families and couples can celebrate the last weekend of Spring Break and community togetherness. Whether you have family in town or you want to enjoy time together ahead of the end of school rush, Katy has the fun you seek.

Spring temperatures and sometimes stormy weather during this time 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.

Yesterday morning deputies responded to a house in Katy where a woman was reported to be causing a disturbance. The scene ended in her taking her own life.

With Katy ISD’s spring break right around the corner, you’ll want to book the kids’ camps now! From sports and science to coding and art, these camps will bring out your child's inner talents. The sky's the limit!

Katy is full of beautiful walking trails, but local adventurers need to understand that a vast amount of wildlife share this land. One Katy family has named two large alligators that are known in the community.

The City of Katy Parks and Recreation Department has once again earned the prestigious Lone Star Recreation Programming Achievement Awards. This back-to-back honor is because of their Historic Town Square events.

The Katy ISD FFA Livestock Show and Katy Rodeo has been providing student opportunities while entertaining the Katy community for 83 years. While Rodeo Houston tickets went on sale yesterday, here’s what you need to know about the Katy Rodeo.

Happy New Year's Eve! For many Katy residents, ringing in the New Year means setting off fireworks. Planning this part of the holiday celebr

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.

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

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.

Grab a candy bucket or bag and put on your costumes…it’s Katy Trunk or Treat season. Many local churches and businesses bring their A-game w

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!