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Tomer Ronen
Tomer Ronen

Government Reporter

Tomer Ronen is a government reporter for the Sugar Land/Missouri City and Katy/Fulshear editions of Community Impact. He joined CI in June 2025 after graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he studied journalism and economics. In college, he served as a sports broadcaster at WSUM, a lead writer for Curb Magazine and as a senior staff writer and features editor of The Daily Cardinal, where he won WNA’s 2024 Collegiate Journalist of the Year award. Tomer has also freelanced for The Capital Times and Pro Football Network. When he's not writing, you can find him reading, running or stuck in traffic on 610.

Latest from Tomer Ronen
Parkway Fellowship church has opened a new chapel to provide a space for events, including weddings. (Courtesy Parkway Fellowship)
Parkway Fellowship opens Scroggins Chapel at new Katy location
Fort Bend Transit is looking to add 24 new buses to its fleet, including the replacement of 13 existing vehicles. (Courtesy Tennille Jones, Fort Bend Transit)
Fort Bend County to apply for $13.7M grant to revamp transit system
Fort Bend County commissioners appointed six members for its new Citizens Redistricting Advisory Committee. (Community Impact staff)
Fort Bent County commissioners appoint new citizens redistricting committee members amid ongoing debate
water landscape
Coastal Prairie Conservancy preserves another 220 acres near Katy
Sugar Land city hall
Sugar Land proposes $519.84M budget, tax rate increase
CareStation
OnMed brings 'clinic in a box' to Missouri City
Celebree School is set to open a Fulshear location next year. (Courtesy Celebree School)
Celebree School to open new location in Cross Creek Ranch
During the first three months of 2025, 19% of Katy and Fulshear households could afford to buy a median-priced home, compared to 34% in Harris County and 43% in Fort Bend County, according to HAR's Q1 Housing and Rental Affordability Report. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Katy area housing inventory reaches highest point in 6 years
Closures on FM 1463 are planned for July 18-21 as part of the Texas Department of Transportation’s project to widen the road. (Courtesy Pexels)
Expect delays near FM 1463 during July 18-21 weekend closure
rendering of a food truck park
Food truck park coming to Downtown Fulshear
Lifted Trucks has six locations in Texas, including a McKinney show room. (Courtesy Lifted Trucks)
Lifted Trucks opens 2nd Greater Houston location in Katy
books in a library
Fort Bend County Libraries restoration still underway following February cybersecurity attack
veterinary technicians hold kittens
Fort Bend County to see new animal shelter, satellite adoption center
Phase 2 will build upon the development first phase, which is located across the street. (Courtesy Amirco Properties)
Woodcreek Commons Phase II to break ground by end of 2025
Chase Bank has reopened in Katy following renovations. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
‘Mega Flagship’ Chase Bank location reopens on Mason Road
flood camera command center interior
Fort Bend County unveils mobile emergency command center, new flood cameras
During the first three months of 2025, 34% of Sugar Land households could afford to buy a median-priced home, while the number climbed to 49% in Missouri City, compared to 43% in Fort Bend County, according to HAR's Q1 Housing and Rental Affordability Report. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Sugar Land housing inventory soars, Missouri City’s remains stable
outside of Fort Bend County Courthouse
Fort Bend County to create Citizens Redistricting Advisory Committee following debate
Sugar Land officials are seeking community volunteers to assist with the community art project in the Brookside Belknap neighborhood. (Emily Lincke/Community Impact)
Sugar Land seeking volunteers for Better Block partnership
Fulshear City Council may consider raising the city's tax rate to help fund infrastructure projects. (Aubrey Vogel/Community Impact)
Fulshear City Council discusses tax rate increase amid budgetary needs