Sweater weather is finally here! Houstonians will be getting all the cold weather they could ever want this week—and then some.

With temperatures set to drop and winter precipitation possible, Houston residents are preparing for an Arctic blast.

BARC Animal Shelter, in partnership with Houston PetSet, is hosting a one-day event today, Jan. 5, offering free dog houses and straw to Houston residents at the BARC Wellness Center to help protect pets from cold weather.

Doctors explain the importance of wearing a winter coat even in places like Houston, where temperatures can vary significantly.

As temperatures drop due to a Canadian cold front, Catherine Kruppa from Advice for Eating recommends oatmeal, hot tea, and soups to help stay warm and healthy.

Houston, brace yourself! The bone-chilling weather is heading back to our area this weekend. (Did it ever really leave!?)

The City of Houston has released the numbers of emergency responses during the January 15-17 arctic blast.

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

Approximately 1,700 residential fires a year are caused by portable electric space heaters, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Officials with Texas A&M Galveston released five sea turtles into the water after a lengthy recovery from a cold winter up north on Thursday.

Sweater weather is finally here!