This article originally published at Texas Hill Country school district announces winter weather delay. Much of the U.S. is bracing for more extreme winter weather over the next week. Jay Bonafede, communications director for the American Red Cross, spoke to Yahoo about how people should prepare for extreme winter weather.

Conditions are expected to be the worst in the Hill Country, as some residents continue to reel from July's catastrophic flooding.

More than 130 people died as floodwaters swept through the region on July 4. Now, recovery continues amid legal action and scrutiny of flood preparedness.

San Antonio-based CPS Energy reports its ready for winter blast, and smaller Hill County electric co-ops make preparations, too.

Sub-zero feels-like temps are possible for places like Fredericksburg, officials say.

Known as the “wine capital of Texas,” the once-quaint German town has at least seven hotel projects in the works, including the state’s first Waldorf Astoria.

Texas winemakers are hoping to play cupid ahead of Valentine’s Day. From January 26 to February 27, more than 55 Hill Country wineries are teaming up to offer complimentary tastings and deals via the Texas Hill Country Wineries Wine Lovers Celebration,

New Braunfels is lowering its threshold for Chapter 380 incentive agreements to make more small businesses eligible for tax breaks, grants or loans.

North Texas braces as winter storm moves into D-FW Several North Texas school districts are announcing closures for Monday in anticipation of the winter storm chugged toward Dallas-Fort Worth. Area schools,