'As prepared as humanly possible' | Mayor John Whitmire, emergency officials give update on city's plan for winter storm safety
Jan. 20 at 5 p.m., Houston Mayor John Whitmire, along with public safety officials, will discuss winter storm safety and ...
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Whitmire tells residents to stay off roads during winter storm
At Monday's press conference, Houston Mayor John Whitmire and city officials tell residents to be careful on the roads during ...
DFW travelers scramble as arctic blast grounds flights at Houston airports
George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport will close Tuesday at midnight due to the incoming arctic ...
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Houston officials join efforts to shelter homeless during cold snap
Mayor John Whitmire and Houston Police Department Chief Diaz teamed up with the department's Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) to ...
Mayor Whitmire tells Houstonians to 'limit activity,' 'use common sense'
John Whitmire, mayor of Houston, told Houston residents in a press conference Sunday to limit activity as a winter storm ...
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To drip or not to drip: Houston-area officials offer conflicting guidance on faucets during a freeze
The City of Houston is asking residents not to leave their faucets dripping during the freeze because it could cause the city ...
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Coldest wind chills in years threaten most of the US, with unusual snowfall expected in the South
More than 170 million people across the United States, from the Mexican border to the Canadian border are under cold weather ...
Hundreds turn out despite bracing cold for Houston's MLK Day parades
Even with temperatures in the 20s at sunrise and a winter storm warning in effect for Houston, Wendell Manigault was ...
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Mayor Whitmire tells Houston residents to stay off roads during winter storm
As a historic winter storm prepares to dump 2 to 4 inches of snow and sleet in the Houston area, Mayor John Whitmire is ...
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City officials asking Houstonians not to drip faucets during winter storm
Houston Public Works is advising people not to trickle their water faucets because it could severely impact water pressure across the city. They're asking you to do this instead.