Author: Aubrey Vogel

Four Sugar Land races—including the mayor’s seat— are heading to a June 7 runoff after no candidates received the majority vote in the May 3 election.

The 8-acre mixed-use development, called Lexington Commons, was announced by Planned Community Developers in an April 29 news release following a rezoning request approved by Sugar Land City Council at two April meetings.

Katy and Fulshear students have another resource to help master their skills in math and reading.

At an April 15 meeting, Sugar Land City Council approved a $1.4 million contract with Cedros Paving Services LLC for a citywide sidewalk rehabilitation and replacement project.

Voters in the Katy and Fulshear areas have one final chance May 3 to weigh in on several local school and city races.

CenterPoint Energy began installing 100 weather monitoring stations throughout the Greater Houston area April 28 ahead of the Atlantic hurricane season beginning June 1.

A study released April 15 showed two Fulshear city-owned buildings are having water infiltration during every rain event.

Fort Bend County officials clashed over legal representation at the April 22 meeting as officials work to correct voter precincts ahead of the May compliance deadline.

Missouri City officials have added an additional $2.53 million to repair and renovate City Centre following damages from Hurricane Beryl last July.

Medical nonprofit AccessHealth is partnering with Fort Bend County to pilot a first-of-its-kind health care program to support the needs of formerly incarcerated individuals.