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Southeast Texans awoke to frigid temperatures and iced cars and roadways Monday as the arctic front moved in overnight. Photo taken Monday, February 15, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Schools, University extend closures amid concerns over power

Jazmine Sanchez laughs as Daniela Uresti uses a spoon and small brush to try and scrape the ice from her vehicle as Southeast Texans awoke to frigid temperatures and iced cars and roadways Monday as the arctic front moved in overnight. Photo taken Monday, February 15, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Freeze closes schools, health clinics, roadways

Ice collects on palm fronds at Beaumont Botanical Gardens on Tuesday. Photo taken Tuesday 1/16/18 Ryan Pelham/The Enterprise

Entergy warns of rolling blackouts

Tuesday morning lows

NWS: Low temps will remain below freezing through Saturday

Ice forms around berries at Beaumont Botanical Gardens on Tuesday. Photo taken Tuesday 1/16/18 Ryan Pelham/The Enterprise

Winter storm watch set for SE Texas

Ice forms around berries at Beaumont Botanical Gardens on Tuesday. Photo taken Tuesday 1/16/18 Ryan Pelham/The Enterprise

SE Texas prepares for winter weather

John Badeaux was described by family members and colleagues as a lifelong servant to the local community.

Remembering ‘lifelong servant’ Deputy John Badeaux

An Entergy employee works in the pouring rain on Phelan Boulevard on Friday afternoon. With Hurricane Delta churning out in the Gulf, Southeast Texans prepare for another possible storm situation. Photo made on October 09, 2020. Fran Ruchalski/The Enterprise

Power: Entergy Texas readies for potential outages

Customers purchase gasoline from the Stewart's Shops store at Albany Saker and Everett roads on Monday, Feb. 8, 2021, in Colonie, N.Y. Gas prices are spiking thanks to production cutbacks and early signs of economic recovery. (Will Waldron/Times Union)

Gas prices on the rise due to market hopes for vaccine

Icicles hang off a ledge as freezing rain hits Beaumont on Tuesday. Photo taken Tuesday 1/16/18 Ryan Pelham/The Enterprise

Update: Most schools transition to virtual as region freezes

Alert: Seemingly everywhere in 2021, Bitcoin crosses $50,000 for the first time

Feb. 16, 2021Updated: Feb. 16, 2021 7:59 a.m.

NEW YORK (AP) — Seemingly everywhere in 2021, Bitcoin crosses $50,000 for the first time.