The City of Houston spent about $6.5 million as the January winter storm brought freezing temperatures and snow to the region ...

The City of Houston on Wednesday evening will open 12 warming centers ahead of an arctic blast. Temperatures dropped overnight Tuesday, dipping to as low as 34 degrees in some parts of the city.

HOUSTON - The City of Houston has announced they are opening multiple warming centers due to the cold weather expected for the Houston area starting on Tuesday night and into Wednesday.

HOUSTON — Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced that the city is preparing for freezing temperatures by opening warming centers and providing mental health services to residents in need.

Houston and Harris County officials plan to open 14 warming centers ahead of this week’s cold blast. Starting late Wednesday and heading into Thursday morning, the region will be under an ...

Z Trips will be offered to go to these centers. Individuals needing assistance are encouraged to call 3-1-1. You can view a map with the warming locations available through the City of Houston ...

Houston officials plan to open 12 warming centers ahead of this week’s cold blast, a spokesperson for the city’s Office of Emergency Management confirmed Tuesday afternoon. Mayor John Whitmire ...

ERCOT has issued a weather watch, and Mayor John Whitmire is ensuring that Houston’s most vulnerable communities will have access to warming centers.

Read full article: Houston Police are investigating an officer ... p.m., the city will be opening all 12 of its multiservice warming centers: The centers will remain open until Friday morning ...

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The city announced it will open three 24-hour warming centers starting at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. The centers will be located in the lobbies of the following locations: Richardson Police Dept.