Houston has been on quite a wild weather ride this week. After subfreezing temperatures began in time for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday, a winter storm Monday night and Tuesday produced the most significant snowfall in Southeast Texas since 2008.

Looking for something to do in the Houston area this weekend? Check out this weekend's guide! All events are subject to change, and this list is not comprehensive.

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In January, longtime Houston economist Patrick Jankowski retired from a 41-year-long stint at the Greater Houston Partnership.

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Houstonians are out and enjoying a rare snow day by having some fun sledding, but when will this snow begin to melt?

Houston woke up to a winter wonderland Tuesday as a fresh blanket of snow fell across the region. The winter storm that also brought sleet should taper off through Tuesday afternoon. How does this snow — which sent some outdoors to enjoy the rare sight while many others chose to stay indoors and get cozy — compare to previous snow days in Houston?

A solid plan to upgrade our state's water infrastructure should be at the top of the Texas Legislature's to-do list.

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People all across Houston are bundling up and prepping their homes ahead of the anticipated cold weather in southeast Texas this week. With a Winter Storm Watch already in place, Houstonians have ...

Houston faces dangerous cold and an impending winter storm on Martin Luther King Day. Despite wintry outlook, MLK Day celebrations should go on as scheduled.

NASA awarded Houston-based Intuitive Machines a $2.5 million contract, which the company said it would use to help develop a "heavy-cargo-class" lunar lander.