Harris County Public Health Transitions from Waitlist System to Offering Residents Appointment Options Immediately Upon Signing Up; Unvaccinated Residents Strongly Encouraged To Sign Up Now at ReadyHarris.org Harris County Public Health (HCPH) today announced that it has opened 55,000 COVID-19 vaccines […]
Katy News
FEMA Registration Deadline Extended to May 20, 2021
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has extended the deadline for Harris County residents to apply for Individual Assistance for damage sustained from February’s winter storm until May 20, 2021. More information about federal aid for this disaster can be […]
Typhoon Texas Opens With Free Admission for 2020 Season Passholders Weekends April 24 – May 23
Typhoon Texas will open with free admission for 2020 season passholders on weekends starting April 24 running through May 23 as the west Houston waterpark kicks off its pre-summer schedule. Those who purchase a 2021 Typhoon Texas season pass or […]
Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences Seeks the Assistance of the Public in Identifying the Deceased
We are requesting the public’s assistance in locating next of kin for the following deceased individuals. Any family or friends seeing this information please contact the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences at 832-927-5000 and refer to case number for each individual. FEDERICO TORRES – Hispanic Male, 78 Years: Mr. Torres died […]
Katy Area Chamber of Commerce Hosting City, School Board Candidate Forums
By George Slaughter The Katy Area Chamber of Commerce will host a virtual candidate forum for Katy Independent School District Board of Trustee candidates at 5:30 p.m. tonight. The forum will be streamed on the chamber’s Facebook page. The Position […]
Joe Wojcik Withdraws as Katy ISD School Board Candidate
By George Slaughter Joe Wojcik has withdrawn as a candidate for the Position 6 seat on the Katy Independent School Board of Trustees, reportedly in objection to social media postings involving the Position 7 race also on the ballot. The […]
Katy Area EDC Leader LaCour to Depart Role Next Year
Katy Area Economic Development Council President/CEO Lance LaCour has announced he will be leaving his longtime post in the spring of 2022. LaCour has led the organization for over 15 years during which time the Katy area population has over […]
Unplugged Adventure: Using eBird on the Katy Prairie
Join Mikayla House and John Berner to learn more about using eBird on the Katy Prairie. eBird is a free app for your phone that allows you to record the birds you see and makes this information available to birders […]
Creation-Focused Liturgy for Earth Day
Saturday, Apr. 24, 6 p.m. central, online Join with other Christians to celebrate Earth Day in worship with a creation-focused streamed recorded liturgy at 6 p.m. on April 24. The service does not include communion, and lasts 45 minutes. Celebrate […]
Updates from the Capitol
We’re finally approaching the part of the legislative session when the House floor debates are getting longer, and bills are moving quicker. This is when all the advance work turns into bills that become law – or are killed. This […]
