Areas around Houston could receive up to six inches of snow, which would rank among the heaviest snowfalls ever for the city. Winter Storm Warnings stretch as far south as the Rio Grande.

Gov. Greg Abbott held a press conference Wednesday morning to assure Texans the state is well prepared for a quickly approaching winter storm.

SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - Governor Abbott said he’s deployed emergency resources from more than a dozen agencies across the state.

As an arctic blast settled over Texas, parts of the state braced for frigid temperatures, icy roads and possible snow starting on Wednesday, while state officials assured Texans that they're

Texas is facing a major winter storm with extreme cold and snow, raising concerns about the power grid's ability to meet surging demand and potential disruptions to natural gas production.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott was briefed Wednesday morning on the latest in the severe winter weather that will affect a large area of the state. He held a news conference in Austin.

As Texas prepares for potential cold weather this winter, experts are highlighting the state’s progress in renewable energy and identifying areas where challenges remain.

Parts of North Texas is under a winter storm warning,. The areas under a warning are generally along and north of Interstate 20 and could see two to four inches of snow, according to NWS Fort Worth/Dallas. Some northeast pockets of the region and areas north of the Metroplex could see up to 8 inches of snow.

Gov. Greg Abbott, ERCOT and TxDOT officials shared an updated on Texas' readiness ahead of winter weather across the state on Wednesday, January 8

Emergency management teams at the state operations center in north Austin were busy tracking the winter weather that was moving into Texas.

Houstonians, and most in the Gulf region stretching from Galveston to Lake Charles, Louisiana, woke up Tuesday with several inches of snow and subfreezing temperatures.

Gov. Greg Abbott said Friday he wants the state's ban on DEI programs at the state's public universities to extend to K-12 schools. (Michael Stravato For The Texas Tribune, Michael Stravato For ...