Katy Freeway, I-610 South Loop and East Freeway will have closures Friday night through early Monday morning. HOUSTON — Houston drivers should prepare for significant traffic disruptions this weekend as the Texas Department of Transportation conducts critical bridge demolition and repair work on two major Houston freeways.

While the ice was able to melt on many Houston roads on Wednesday, bridges, overpasses and areas that have been in the shade may still be icy. See the list and map of icy road locations. HOUSTON - While the ice on some Houston roads was able to melt on Wednesday,

Demolition for the Katy Freeway westbound Studemont Street Bridge will continue from 6 a.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Monday.

Leftover wet spots, snow and ice are expected to refreeze due to freezing temperatures, creating potentially hazardous conditions for drivers.

Public officials urged Houston-area drivers to stay off the roads Wednesday after melted snow refroze overnight, leaving black ice on roadways.

Houston police say there are still areas of black ice causing crashes on Thursday morning and ask the public to drive with caution.

Houston, Texas, does, in fact, get snow. The Jan. 21 storm is proof of that. So, how does the city prepare for winter roads? Does the city have snowplows?

With SE Texas going through many historic weather events, officials are crediting them for the quick response to this week's early historic snowfall.

Is it safe to drive in Houston right now? What they're saying. Houston Mayor John Whitmire asked residents to stay off of the roads starting Monday evening. "We're doing everythin

Over 20 El Paso employees with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) are heading to Houston to aid with winter preparations on Interstate 10, the department said on Saturday, Jan. 18. The El Paso team is made up of 24 employees,

A hard freeze could soon arrive in SE Texas next week. Do you have everything you need? Check here for a list of items and to-dos for preparation.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is suing Southwest Airlines ... Atlanta and Phoenix; and Houston and Orlando. It has to pay half to the U.S. Department of Treasury, but the other half can be waived if the airline doesn’t operate any chronically ...