Icy conditions in Houston have led to road closures and accidents, including an 18-wheeler oil spill on Beltway 8 and a shut down of US 59 lanes in Sugar Land. Authorities urge caution and provide updates on road safety.

Houston's Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, serving the disabled community, requires renovations to address its expanded user base and aging infrastructure.

The Houston Fire Department responded to over 200 accidents due to icy conditions. Road closures and warnings were issued as the city faced unusual freezing weather.

Houston is experiencing a cold day with highs at 34°F and wind chills of 5-15°F, with the NWS predicting it to warm up by Wednesday. A hard freeze warning is effect until Wednesday morning.

Four teenagers were injured in a shooting at a Houston-area party, with one in critical condition. Authorities are seeking information about the suspect.

A severe crash in northeast Harris County left two adults and a nine-month-old in critical condition, with law enforcement and emergency services responding to the scene.

Houston faces severe cold, prompting business and government closures, including the Harris County Clerk's Office and METRO transit services, with potential reopenings contingent on weather improvements.

United Airlines halted all departures from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport due to severe winter weather, resulting in significant travel delays and cancellations.

A person was stabbed to death in downtown Houston, leading to a police chase and the eventual arrest of a suspect. The victim's identity and the motive for the stabbing are still unknown.

Houston area schools close due to the arctic cold front, with warming centers being offered to families. Texas A&M University cancels classes, and districts make decisions based on weather forecasts.

An 18-wheeler flipped in Brookshire, Texas, causing a hazmat situation and Katy Freeway closure. Authorities advise alternate routes due to icy conditions and ongoing cleanup efforts.

A man perished in a house fire in Harris County, while a woman and two children were hospitalized. The cause is under investigation, with space heater safety highlighted.

ERCOT urges Texans to conserve power during an expected arctic blast due to high demand and low wind. While no emergency is declared, measures are in place for potential energy emergencies.