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The Katy Times is the sole paid weekly newspaper for the Greater Katy Area, covering the entire Katy Independent School District. Our publication connects with over 100,000 readers through both print and online platforms.

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Tariff whiplash and HUD cuts could cripple affordable housing development | Katy Times

3 weeks ago | katytimes.com | Robert Davis

Next City reports developers indicate increasing construction costs and cuts to federal funding will upend America's affordable housing progress.
Seven Lakes outlasts Cinco Ranch for crucial district win - Katy Times

Jan 8, 2025 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

Seven Lakes has learned to play under pressure. The Spartans have become a tested squad throughout the year, facing tough games throughout the season in non-district and throughout the first half of district play. Seven Lakes has been steadily growing and getting better, but one thing they had lacked in district play was a win in a game where they were tested all the way to the wire.
I-10 Shootout returns to Katy with ranked teams abound - Katy Times

Jan 6, 2025 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

The I-10 shootout is set to return to Katy, as some of the strongest teams throughout the state will gather to compete in brackets hosted by nine of Katy ISD’s schools. It will be a first look not just at Katy ISD schools, but some of the top schools in the area and state and will culminate with games played at Legacy and Rhodes Stadium on Saturday as teams gear up for district play.
Cinco Ranch’s O’Brien named district MVP for second straight season - Katy Times

Dec 9, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

For the second straight year, Cinco Ranch’s Kassie O’Brien is taking home the top honors from District 19-6A. O’Brien was named the district’s MVP for the second straight year, taking the honors by herself for the first time in her final year in Katy ISD after a tremendous year for Cinco Ranch where the Cougars continued to set records.
Katy determined to reach new heights - Katy Times

Dec 6, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

Katy had its best season in decades last year. The Tigers earned 21 wins, made the playoffs and achieved almost every goal they set for themselves in the process in Michael Elizondo’s first season as head coach, achieving their best result on the hardwood since the early 2000’s. But the Tigers come into this year hungry and wanting more. They aren’t satisfied with their success last season. The goal this year is to take a step further. So far, that mission is coming to fruition.
Cinco Ranch shining early in season - Katy Times

Dec 6, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

Cinco Ranch has come so close to the playoffs each of the past two seasons. Each year the Cougars have finished a game back of fourth place and each year have battled all the way to the wire, but this year they want to get back to where the Cougar program is used to being, competing in the playoffs.
Area talent gathers for Katy ISD boys basketball tournament - Katy Times

Dec 4, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

Twenty teams from around the Houston area will all travel to Katy this weekend to take part in this year’s boys basketball tournament, with both Katy ISD schools and some area powerhouses coming together to prepare for district play in a weekend of great competition.
O-Line duo of McMath, Nelson sign to continue football careers - Katy Times

Dec 4, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre |Byron Nelson

It’s been a lot of hard work for Patrick McMath and Byron Nelson to get to this point. The duo has played together for four years, becoming a force on Katy’s offensive line and pushing each other to greater heights. They put in the work to succeed on the field, in practice, in the weight room and beyond.
Seven Lakes survives stiff test from Katy in district opener - Katy Times

Dec 3, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

Seven Lakes has thrown its young players into the fire to start the season. The Spartans knew how important it would be for a young team to be ready for the rigors of District 19-6A play and the coaching staff made sure they were ready. They put all their players to the test early and often, playing one of the toughest non-district schedules in the state while growing their player's chemistry.
Jordan’s best-ever season ends in loss to Summer Creek - Katy Times

Nov 29, 2024 | katytimes.com | Tyler Tyre

You have 29 free items remaining before a subscription is required. Subscribe now! | Log in High School FootballPosted 11/30/24“The senior class this year did a good job of setting the stage and showing what kind of work you need to put in. I think these other guys have followed suit with that and I anticipate that to continue. They’ve seen what it takes to play at this level and they want to go further than this."This item is available in full to subscribers.