Houston is preparing for a historic winter storm expected to bring up to 6 inches of snow, a rare event not seen in decades.

Alright, Houston, buckle up. We’re about to experience that part of winter we usually relish - and sometimes even laugh at - for our friends and family up north.

With schools closed due to the extreme winter weather, we’ve got some ideas that will hopefully keep spirits high and entertain the little ones.

Stay off the roads starting Monday night and continuing through Wednesday morning.

Houston is experiencing a winter storm warning with chilly temperatures in the mid to upper 20s, feeling like the low 20s due to wind chill.

With all signs pointing to the presence of snow in Houston this week, the community will have a chance to partake in an activity that hasn’t been available for quite some time: snow sledding! Where should you go?

During the February Freeze in 2021, Memorial Hermann Hospital said they saw over 100 patients in one day with carbon monoxide poisoning. That’s typically more than they get in a whole year!

If you’ve been in Houston long enough, you know we can get snow and ice. But what’s coming Tuesday morning is shaping up to be a historic winter storm!

The City of Houston is preparing for the potential impacts of an incoming winter storm, which has prompted the decision to close its airports.

Rescued Pets Movement is reaching out to Houstonians who are willing to open up their homes to pets this week during the winter storms.

Harris County is preparing for an impending Arctic front, with Judge Lina Hidalgo announcing a readiness plan to keep residents safe and warm.

People all across Houston are bundling up and prepping their homes ahead of the anticipated cold weather in southeast Texas this week. With a Winter Storm Watch already in place, Houstonians have been advised to be ready for low temperatures, frigid winds, and yes, even some snow.

If you’re driving in Texas and winter weather hits, you might wonder about the rules for using tire chains. Let’s break it down in simple terms so you can stay safe and legal on the road.

The Houston Zoo has announced it will close on Tuesday ahead of the winter storm.

Houston has found itself in the bullseye of the winter storm threatening to drop several inches of snow and wintry mix on states known for their mild winters.

CenterPoint Energy is proactively preparing for a significant winter storm expected to impact the Greater Houston area starting Monday evening.

The last major snowfall was in 2021, but this event could rival the legendary storm of 1895.

Houston, brace yourselves for a possible winter wonderland next week! But does Houston have the right equipment to handle it.

It's not quite the Shakespeare line, but it's the question on many Houston-area residents' minds as the freeze heads toward our area. So should you drip or not drip your faucets. This is what we know.

Houston is not known for its cold weather but in the recent years, we have been dealing with freezing temperatures and icy roads. I mean, who could forget Winter Storm Uri in 2021?

As Texas brace for extreme weather conditions as an Artic blast moves into the area starting Sunday, Houston-area school districts are preparing to close its campuses to ensure the safety of its students and staff.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has issued a Weather Watch from January 20-23 as extreme cold weather is forecasted to impact the state.

When desperate, some people are tempted to turn to dangerous ways to stay warm.

The Houston Humane Society is distributing free pet crates to aid pet owners in keeping their animals safe during freezing temperatures.

As this arctic blast rolls through the Houston area, residents are working hard to get ready for whatever comes their way.

How to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, know the warning signs

With bitterly cold temperatures expected across much of Texas, hopefully you are taking steps to make sure your family, your pets, and your home are ready for the frigid weather.

With freezing temperatures headed our way next week, here are some tips on how homeowners and renters can make their homes “winter-ready.”

Ahead of next week’s winter freeze in the Houston area, it’s a good practice to make sure your dogs are protected from the elements.

A hard freeze is on the way early next week and now is the time to prepare your pipes.

Renters at one Sugar Land apartment complex asked Amy Davis if their landlord can legally shut off the water to the entire complex to avoid damage to their pipes when freezing temperatures hit in the Houston area.