winter storm

Billion dollar disasters keep racking up in Texas.

In 2017 Hurricane Harvey cost Texas more than $125 billion. making Although the full amount is still pending, our recent winter storm may break that record.

Four of the City of Lufkin's water wells are offline again as of late Thursday night due to a tree falling across power lines.

Now we have another big problem on our hands.

Just when we thought the pandemic was bad enough, now we're hit with a winter storm. If you're feeling stir-crazy, go ahead a plan a vacation. It'll help.

Governor Abbott tweeted "...About 500,000 residential customers [were] having power restored." Even more should have their power restored this evening.

The City of Lufkin will open its Convention Center at 5 p.m. today (2/15) as an emergency shelter for those without power.

Some city offices, services, and meetings are affected due to the extreme weather.

Heavy snowfall, dangerous sleet and ice, and record breaking low temps are all in play this week for the Pineywoods

Here are some things you can do now to keep your pipes from freezing.