General News

Goetz Family Awards More Than $80,000 in Scholarships to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston Members and Alumni

HOUSTON – The Goetz Family is proud to announce the recipients of the second annual Goetz Family Future Leaders Program Scholarships, awarding more than $80,000 in scholarships to graduating members and returning scholars from Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston (BGCGH) as they […]

Three Romanian Nationals Arrested in Multi-Agency Skimming Investigation

SAN ANTONIO, TX – The Texas Financial Crimes Intelligence Center (FCIC) led a multi-agency investigation that resulted in the arrest of three Romanian nationals accused of operating an organized skimming scheme targeting retailers across Texas. The investigation began in June 2026 […]

EPA Issues Permitting Guidance to Further President Trump’s Agenda Promoting Data Centers and Safeguarding Communities

DALLAS, TEXAS, (July 27, 2026) – This month, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued guidance clarifying that the Clean Air Act (CAA) Acid Rain Program (ARP) does not apply to power generation facilities that are not connected to a public electricity […]

Commissioner Lesley Briones to Host Fiscal Year 2027 Harris County Budget Town Hall and Senior Resource Fair

Commissioner Lesley Briones

Help shape Harris County’s future and connect with valuable resources Commissioner Lesley Briones invites the public to an interactive town hall at Tracy Gee Community Center to express their priorities for the upcoming Harris County budget.   Public input is vital […]

Beyond the barn: What the return of New World screwworm means for human health

As the flesh-eating parasite edges back into the United States, public health experts explain who is most at risk and what safety habits can prevent transmission By SADDIE SMITH for VITAL RECORD BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas—Reports of the New World screwworm returning […]

Exercising outdoors this summer? Here’s how to beat the heat

A sports medicine physician offers advice on exercising safely as temperatures soar Derived from ORIGINAL CONTENT by LASHA MARKHAM for VITAL RECORD BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas—With average temperatures and heat-related illness and injury on the rise, heat-conscious exercise practices are more important than ever. Taking a few simple precautions can prevent heat-related […]

Witnesses in ICE Shooting of Houston Father Still Detained as Pressure Mounts for Full Investigation

Devastated family members of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo speak at a crowded press conference with community leaders and elected officials.

by Juhi Varma Houston, TX — Days after 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was fatally shot by ICE agents during an enforcement operation, his family and community leaders are still searching for clear answers —and calling for accountability. These calls appear to […]

Opinion Article: Backing the Ranchers that Put Food on Our Tables

By: Steven Snow U.S. Small Business Administration Pacific Regional Administrator overseeing the agency’s programs and services in California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, and Guam. Acting South Central Regional Administrator serving New Mexico and Texas.  A year into the Working Families Tax Cuts, signed […]

Contact The Katy News

Have a news tip, story idea, advertising question, or community announcement?

The Katy News
Serving Katy and the surrounding communities

General Inquiries: info@thekatynews.com
Advertising: ads@thekatynews.com
Article Submissions: articles@thekatynews.com

Phone: 281-396-3333

 

Follow Us

Copyright © The Katy News

Business Directory Add Listing