Why Pre-Employment Medicals Are Critical for Workplace Safety Source Starting a new job comes with plenty of excitement – a fresh environment, new faces, and the promise of growth. But behind every safe and successful workplace is a proactive […]
Crash Games Are Bringing a Fresh Wave to Katy’s Online Casino Scene
Online gaming in Katy and Fort Bend County is changing. And no game represents this shift better than the rising popularity of crash games. So let’s take a closer look at what crash games are and why they are taking […]
Katy ISD Outperforms State Averages, Earns Top Rating Among Texas’ Largest School Districts
KATY, TX – At the August 18 Board Work Study meeting, Katy ISD Trustees reviewed the district’s 2025 Accountability Rating, recently released by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). With a score of 88, Katy ISD achieved the highest score of […]
Katy ISD Students Shine, Earning 1,680 College Board National Recognition Awards
KATY, TX – Katy Independent School District students continue to raise the bar of academic excellence. The College Board’s National Recognition Program honored 1,680 of the District’s students for their outstanding academic achievement. The program, provided by BigFuture®, celebrates high-performing students who excelled […]
UPDATE: Troy Dugas Captured in Fort Lauderdale
UPDATE: The manhunt led by our multi-agency Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force ended with Dugas’ successful capture on Aug. 21, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Dugas was taken into custody by our partners with the U.S. Marshals Service Florida/Caribbean […]
Winners of Fort Bend County Libraries’ Library-Card Design Contest Announced
This summer, Fort Bend County Libraries (FBCL) hosted its first-ever Library-Card Design Contest. Library users were invited to showcase their creativity by designing a unique library card that would be featured as official, limited-edition library cards for Library Card Sign-Up Month in September. One […]
More Texas Jobs, Less Tariff Pain
Texas jobs are on the line. Right now, billions of dollars’ worth of aluminum, an endlessly recyclable resource, is being buried in landfills. At the same time, manufacturers face record-high costs from a 50% tariff on imported aluminum. The result? […]
New laws affecting TDLR and its licensees take effect September 1
AUSTIN – New laws – including ones giving the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) the authority to regulate residential solar retail companies and salespersons, as well as delivery network companies – will go into effect on September 1, […]
Attorney General Ken Paxton Moves to Stop El Paso Court from Wrongfully Interfering with Litigation Against Beto O’Rourke
AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed an emergency application for a temporary restraining order with a Tarrant County District Court, urging it to protect its jurisdiction following a flawed anti-suit injunction ruling by an El Paso District Court. […]
Rain Eatmon and Corisha Rogers Suspend Campaigns, Endorse Christian Menefee for Congress
HOUSTON, TX – This morning Ebony “Rain” Eatmon and Corisha Rogers announced they are suspending their campaigns for Texas’s 18th Congressional District and endorsing Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee. The joint announcement marks a significant moment of unity among Democratic leaders […]




