Author: Houston - Community Impact Newspaper

Supreme Dumplings has opened its first Texas location in Katy Asian Town.

Sugar Land City Council accepted a $15.54 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration at an Oct. 21 meeting to help make the town more walkable.

State rules require districts to offer bilingual or special language programs when 20 or more students in a grade share a language—a threshold Katy ISD meets in 18 languages, said Rosie Pratt, director of English as a second language and bilingual …

The Sam’s Club in Stafford reopened Oct. 24 following a series of upgrades aimed at enhancing the shopping experience, officials confirmed.

Sugar Land’s Citadel Office Park developers have announced the addition of two medical tenants as the project nears completion.

A mixed-use, independent senior living community is expected to break ground in Friendswood in the coming months.

Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough lifted the burn ban Oct. 26 following recent rainfall.

League City officials just authorized the purchased nearly $2 million in vehicles while retiring more than 30 vehicles from the city’s existing fleet.

Clutch & Win officials said the claw machine arcade is in its soft opening stages Cypress.

Mi Rancho Mexican Grill & Bar officials confirmed the eatery is now serving Tex-Mex in Spring.