Need a passport? Fort Bend County residents can apply in one stop at a special Saturday Passport Fair in Richmond, offering convenient appointments, on-site photos, and guidance for first-time applicants and families.

UniverSoul Circus brings its all-new WE ALL BELONG production to Houston July 17 through Aug. 2, delivering an interactive, family-friendly celebration of culture, music and world-class entertainment under the big top.

A legal dispute over the authority of Fort Bend County's interim judge has placed the county government at a crossroads, raising questions about judicial appointments, public trust, and who has the legal authority to lead as the 2026 election approaches.

Black leaders, elected officials, and Democratic candidates used the first day of the Texas Democratic Convention to discuss representation, healthcare disparities, criminal justice, voter engagement, and strategies to strengthen political participation in Black communities.

Fort Bend County is making court records more accessible with the launch of Phase II of its E-Certify system, allowing residents to obtain certified court documents online faster, more securely, and without a courthouse visit.

The Fort Bend Regional Partnership earned first-place honors in all four major media categories at the 2026 Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives Conference, showcasing excellence in communications, marketing, and regional storytelling.

Fresh off upset primary victories, Harris County Democratic nominees Letitia Plummer and Darlene Breaux rallied supporters in Meyerland, framing their campaigns as a grassroots movement for the future of Harris County.

As Fort Bend County Libraries pause for the Juneteenth holiday, residents can still celebrate freedom, learning, and community through the library’s always-open digital resources.

The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office recognized six employee promotions and honored deputies, civilian staff, and healthcare professionals for their lifesaving actions, valor, and exceptional service during a June 4 ceremony at the Gus George Law Enforcement Academy.

Texas runoff voters delivered a clear message in 2026, backing a wave of younger and less-established candidates while unseating several longtime political figures across Houston and the state.

Texas voters delivered a political earthquake from Houston to Fort Bend as longtime powerhouses fell, rising leaders made history, and a restless electorate signaled that the future of Texas politics is arriving faster than anyone expected.

A software-related failure temporarily shut down voter check-in systems at Fort Bend County polling locations during the May 26 runoff election, causing delays, provisional ballots, and brief disruptions before systems were restored.

Financial experts and TDECU are encouraging Houstonians to plan ahead, budget carefully, and use smart financial tools to make summer travel more affordable

Fort Bend students are invited to a Houston City College Teen Summit designed to spark curiosity, explore careers, and show that the future starts now.