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For only the third time in the city's history, the National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning for the Austin area.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson said the city opened its seventh shelter Monday night, and those will all continue to operate through this evening because of temperatures remaining bitterly cold. City leaders said they also have the capacity to open even more shelters if the need arises.

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Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, Travis County Judge Andy Brown and Director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Ken Snipes will discuss the local government's response at 5:30 p.m. We will stream the press conference live in this story.

The Austin-Travis County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and Williamson County EOC are now activated due to the arctic blast in Central Texas.

The cottage near Inverness was housing a total of 15 dogs and was covered in faeces and rubbish.

The cottage near Inverness was housing a total of 15 dogs and was covered in faeces and rubbish.

Austin and Travis County leaders urged residents to prepare for the arctic blast that's expected to hit the region early next week.

Freezing cold temperatures are forecasted in Central Texas this holiday weekend, and city and county officials want the public to know: they’re ready to respond.

THE first ormering tide of the year brought mollusc-loving fishermen down to the west coast yesterday.