A strong smell of natural gas reported across parts of the Houston area Thursday afternoon led to multiple emergency responses, including evacuations at a Lone Star College campus, according to officials.

A shelter-in-place order has been lifted following a gas leak in a Cypress-area neighborhood Friday morning, according to officials.

Authorities are addressing a natural gas leak in Fort Bend County, specifically at Sienna Parkway and Bees Passage/McKeever Road. The area is closed in all directions while hazmat teams and the Missouri City Fire Department monitor air quality. Drivers are advised to avoid the area and follow detours.

A gas leak at Roberts Road Elementary School in Waller ISD led to an evacuation, while Salyards Middle School in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD implemented a shelter-in-place due to the odor reaching the campus. Emergency responders, including fire departments and HazMat teams, are addressing the situation, with no immediate danger reported at Salyards Middle School.

Emergency crews are responding to a gas leak in the Klein area near Champion Forest Drive.

A gas leak prompted the evacuation of McReynolds Middle School in east Houston Wednesday morning, leaving several students hospitalized with heat-related symptoms, Houston Fire Department said.

‘They are all lucky to have lived," Buzbee said on behalf of his clients in a lawsuit. "All three of them suffered significant orthopedic and exposure-related injuries as a result of the deadly gas cloud,"

The Deer Park refinery leaked hydrogen sulfide into the air on October 10, causing 2 deaths and close to three dozen injuries.

Following a release of chemicals at the PEMEX facility in Deer Park, several surrounding residents sought medical treatment, according to Houston attorney Ryan Zehl.

A deadly hydrogen sulfide leak at the PEMEX facility in Deer Park claimed two lives and sent 13 others to the hospital.

The highly-flammable and toxic gas killed two people and 35 others had to be treated at the Pemex facility in Deer Park.

The feeder of the Fort Bend Toll Road at Highway 6 was closed Monday afternoon following a gas leak, according to Missouri City Police Department.

A gas leak was reported near a Spring neighborhood on Wednesday, Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office said.

Officials with the City of Angleton have issued an evacuation and shelter-in-place order due to a natural gas leak.

Did you receive a “gas leak” alert in Fort Bend County? Several city officials in Fort Bend County said residents received a countywide gas leak alert on their phones.

Three people were hospitalized with possible first- or second-degree burns after a small explosion inside an RV Sunday.

A Centerpoint Energy gas leak prompted an emergency response and road closure on Saturday afternoon in Sugar Land.

A ruptured gas line has shut down the northbound lanes on North Shepherd between 19th and 20th Streets in Houston’s Heights area Friday morning, Houston police said.

Santa Fe High School was evacuated Wednesday due to a natural gas odor in the cafeteria kitchen, according to Santa Fe ISD.

A reported gas leak at Rice University has prompted the evacuation of several buildings on the northeast side of campus, according to the University’s director of national media relations, Jeff Falk.

Emergency crews are responding to a natural gas leak Wednesday in the La Porte, according to La Porte Emergency Management.

Crews are responding Wednesday afternoon to a major gas leak in Baytown, officials said.

Several homes were evacuated Monday evening due to a gas leak in northeast Harris County, according to Harris County Pct. 3 Constable Sherman Eagleton.

Officials in La Porte have issued a shelter in place Sunday, according to a message from the La Porte Emergency Management.

Local and emergency officials are working to resolve a chemical spill at the Texmark Chemicals, Inc. facility in Galena Park Thursday.

Houston firefighters along with CenterPoint worked to control a gas leak in southwest Houston Wednesday.

KATY, Texas – A large gas leak that caused road closures and evacuations in Katy has been contained, according to a Katy spokesperson. According to the update, “CenterPoint Energy has contained the gas leak and will continue their repairs at the site. Both lanes of FM 1463 have been reopened. ORIGINAL STORY - Deputies said FM 1463 is shut down from Cane Island Parkway to Spring Green Boulevard. Gas Leak: Katy/Firethorne- FM 1463 is shut down from Cane Island Pkwy to Spring Green Blvd for large gas leak.