Forty-four eateries in the Houston Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas are among 134 confirmed restaurants doing Eat Drink ...

Texas Legislature ... but also more light since it is on the first floor, providing visibility to the nonprofit and exhibitions. The exhibition is a collaboration between three Houston artists ...

CenterPoint Energy says its resiliency efforts in recent months contributed to the Houston region’s lights largely staying ... Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) held up during the storm ...

As of 2 p.m. Wednesday, Houston Transtar reports 52 locations ... and 90A and between New Territory and Riverpark (Brazos River bridge). The Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority said it would ...

Snap tornadoes the week of Christmas. A hurricane that spun right ... We have learned to take Houston’s weather at its most pessimistic word. But we woke up Tuesday with our heaters humming.

The unusual combination of snow and ice hit Central Texas and spread all the way to ... during the Great Christmas Eve Snow Storm, in which the NWS reports Galveston got around 4 inches of snow.

Everything is snowier in Texas. Parts of Central and Southeast Texas woke up to snow Tuesday morning. According to a forecast from the National Weather Service, there's a winter storm watch in ...

Southeast Texas and parts of Louisiana are under their first-ever Blizzard Warning, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and dangerous travel conditions. Light snow dusted parts of southern North ...

HOUSTON — Part of the Houston area has already seen as many as four inches of snowfall on Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. There is a Winter Storm Warning for ...

Road conditions are dangerous due to ice, and officials are warning everyone to avoid travel. Residents are showing us what it looks like outside their doors and how they are having fun in the snow.

Hope everyone is staying safe and warm this morning in TX. This is what I woke up to in Houston. I’ve never seen snow here in htown in my life! More is expected to keep coming throughout the day.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- As the weather begins to roll in, one concern for many is keeping the power on for the millions of people who live across our area. Utility companies across the area told ...