Power outages, Icy North Texas roads making gasoline hard to come by

Gasoline and diesel are harder to come by with the interruption in tanker truck deliveries and refineries losing power because of the weather.

Oncor defends decisions on who gets power, who doesn't in North Texas

Many of the people who have been without power the longest want to know why the burden is not being shared. FOX 4 asked Oncor for a better explanation.

LIST: Shelters, warming stations across North Texas for people without power or water

Some people in North Texas are going on multiple days without heat and power. Others now have a flooded home because frozen pipes have burst. That’s why cities and many churches are offering a warm place for people to get a break.

No, frozen wind turbines aren’t the main culprit for Texas’ power outages

Lost wind power makes up only a fraction of the reduction in power-generating capacity that has brought outages to millions of Texans across the state during a major winter storm.

Dallas Stars postpone their game Thursday due to continued power issues across the state

The Dallas Stars have postponed their third straight game at the American Airlines Center as the state continues to deal with power outages due to historic winter weather.

North Texans share warm stories of neighbors who have helped them

FOX 4's Hanna Battah is sharing stories of the generous people in North Texas to hopefully spread some of the warmth during these cold winter days.

Thousands without power in Tarrant County also dealing without water access

On top of endless power outages in Tarrant County, more than 200,000 people were told they didn't have access to water. Some resorted to boiling snow.

13 kids treated overnight at Cook Children’s with carbon monoxide poisoning

Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth treated at least 13 kids with carbon monoxide poisoning overnight. Some were as young as 5 years old.

North Texans head to warming stations for relief from freezing temperatures

With many hotels completely booked, cities and some churches are working to offer a warm place for people to get a break from their cold houses.

North Texans forced to get creative to stay warm during continued blackouts

The situation is getting so dire that folks are having to get creative. Some people are going to their cars in order to charge their phones and get warm. Others are lucky enough are checking into hotels.