City of Houston closes 8 warming centers as forecasts show warmer weather this weekend after historic snow day.

Following an Arctic blast in Houston, the city decided to close eight warming centers at noon, leaving two open overnight to ...

Area residents needing shelter from the extreme cold and snow this week are encouraged to call the 211 Texas/United Way ...

As temperatures plunge to dangerous levels, Houston and Fort Bend County are some of the areas with open locations to provide ...

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

As the city starts to warm up after three days of below-freezing temperatures, several warming centers in Houston will begin to close on Thursday.

City and county officials in Houston and surrounding areas, along with nonprofit organizations, are opening shelters and ...

Houston Mayor John Whitmire says the previous administration's policy is why he could not open the warming centers during ...

Whitmire expressed frustration with homeless people who refused shelter during this week's winter storm. He said the city needs the authority to remove them from the streets.

In preparation for another round of cold weather, Houston opened 10 warming centers Sunday night with some Harris County precincts and Fort Bend County officials also announcing warming centers.

A winter storm is set to bring snow, sleet and potential ice accumulation to the Greater Houston area Jan. 21.

Mayor John Whitmire said during the historic arctic blast that hit the Houston area, around 1,300 unhoused individuals visited shelters across the city.