Author: Jen Para

The Juneteenth holiday honors the day in 1865 when a union general announced in Galveston that all enslaved people in Texas were free.

Confirmed positive COVID-19 cases in the Katy area stand at 1,524, according to data available June 16.

Students will have options to take classes online, in person or both.

Katy’s sales tax revenue is down nearly 17% year over year, but Fulshear’s is up nearly 30%.

The testing site’s location is about 8 miles west of Katy City Hall.

Veterinarian Mark Buvinghausen is making house calls until the practice can open.

The June data shows a day-over-day increase of 39 confirmed coronavirus cases in the Katy area.

The restaurant serves a breakfast and lunch menu.

This is the highest daily increase since June 4, when there was a daily increase of 46, as per data collected by Community Impact Newspaper.

The business opened on Mason Road in early June.