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Katy ISD Outlines Priorities as Nearly 14,000 Employees Return for New School Year
Katy ISD is preparing for more than 95,000 students to return Aug. 12, with Superintendent Ken Gregorski outlining the district’s priorities for the new school year.
Aug. 10, 2026
P95 Academy brings baseball, softball and high-performance sports training to Katy area
P95 Academy offers baseball, softball training near Katy and Fulshear.
Aug. 10, 2026
Fulshear rejects Home Depot incentive deal after retailer declines traffic study request
Fulshear City Council considered the future of a proposed Home Depot development and an economic incentive agreement during its Aug. 4 meeting.
Aug. 09, 2026
Historic 2-M's Malt N Burger in Rosenberg to close Sept. 15 as owner shifts focus to growing Dozier's BBQ in Fulsher and Houston
Tyler Risinger's effort to preserve another piece of Fort Bend County's restaurant history will come to an end next month as 2-M's Malt N Burger permanently closes Sept. 15.
Aug. 07, 2026
Former Fort Bend County Judge Bob Hebert, longest-serving county judge, passes at 84
Former Fort Bend County Judge Bob Hebert, who led the county for 16 years, is remembered for his leadership, civility and lasting impact on Fort Bend County.
Aug. 07, 2026
An Open Letter to Readers: A Reporter's Response to the Fort Bend County Attorney
After reviewing the certified transcript and courtroom audio, Covering Katy News explains why it stands by its reporting on the Aug. 5 Daniel Wong hearing.
Aug. 06, 2026
Judge says Daniel Wong remains county judge while legal challenge moves forward
A Fort Bend County judge says Daniel Wong will remain county judge while a lawsuit challenging his authority proceeds. Here's what happened during Tuesday's hearing, what the judge decided, and what comes next.
Aug. 05, 2026
Impact of Commissioners Court boycott: Fort Bend officials warn of years-long financial consequences
Fort Bend County officials warned that if Commissioners Court cannot obtain the quorum required to adopt the county's tax rate, county employees will lose cost-of-living adjustments, major road, flood control and park projects will be delayed.
Aug. 05, 2026
Why Home Depot's proposed Fulshear agreement is back before City Council
The Home Depot proposal is back before the Fulshear City Council, but the agreement isn't the same one members considered in May. Here's what has changed—and the questions that remain before Tuesday night's vote.
Aug. 03, 2026









