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Late last week, a Waller County jury found Charles Edwards Barley, 50, of Brookshire guilty of the first degree murder of Donna Blair Jackson, 52, also of Brookshire. Judge

Fort Bend County District Attorney John Healey has announced he will not be filing criminal charges over an open meetings complaint involving Katy ISD Board President Rebecca Fox

Once again, the “public comments” portion of a Katy ISD school board meeting proved to be more contentious than anything on the agenda, with at least two people

Halloween is tomorrow and Katy ISD Police Chief Mark Hopkins wants to help students and parents enjoy the evening free from accidental injury and safe from crime. Hopkins reminds

The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office has unveiled a new service to residents in the unincorporated area of Fort Bend County. Residents now may utilize the Online Offense Report

One Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office investigator was killed and another injured in an off-duty motorcycle accident early Sunday morning in Katy. [caption id="attachment_39076" align="alignright" width="147"] NICODEMUS[/caption] Investigator Shelley Nicodemus

Attendance boundary rezoning for Katy ISD’s new high school will be discussed at next Monday’s board of trustees meeting. Dr. Pat Guseman with Population and Survey Analyst will present

Katy City Council has approved a $1.5 million increase to the amount the Katy Development Authority is authorized to spend on the Katyland Improvement Project. The project will essentially

Song Yu, 32, Hue Chen, 36, and Cheng Jie Chen, 40, all from the Katy area, have been taken into custody following a federal indictment alleging a conspiracy

A large and enthusiastic crowd – on two and four legs – came out to the Katy Dog Park Wednesday evening for the 5^th Annual “Howl-A-Ween” event. Pooches and

Katy City Council has accepted a pair of bids for major infrastructure projects associated with the construction of the Cane Island Parkway. At the recommendation of City Engineer David

This is the second in a series of stories detailing allegations of misconduct on the part of some members of the Cinco Ranch Residential Property Association Board of