Texas Utility Regulators File Lawsuit to Hide Data Center Locations From Texans
Texas regulators are fighting to keep data center locations secret, claiming public access could threaten the power grid and water supplies.
Central Texas
Simple Steps to Stop Persistent Campaign Calls and Texts
Central Texas residents are getting hammered with campaign texts and calls this election season. Here's how to actually make them stop.
Clocks Set to ‘Fall Back’ Nov. 1 as Senate Stalls Sunshine Protection Act
Daylight saving time ends November 1st, but Congress keeps debating whether we should ditch this twice-yearly clock shuffle for good.
Federal Rule Opens 92 Million Acres Of Wildlife Refuges To Hunters, Anglers
Millions of acres of national wildlife refuges just got a lot more open to hunters and anglers, and the timing lines up right before fall hunting season.
Former Fort Hood Doctor Seeks To Unmask Women Accusing Him Of Misconduct
Fort Hood obstetrician facing serious allegations pushed to unmask his accusers in court. Privacy won this round.
Have You Seen Gracie? Texas Searches for Escaped Giraffe
A young giraffe named Gracie has been roaming the Texas Hill Country for nearly two weeks, prompting a widespread search and a $5,000 reward.
A New Paletero Man is Taking Over Central Texas
This three year-old is now the best paletero man in Texas!
Central Texas Wildlife Park for Sale with Animals Included
Animals included!
65 Year-Old Industry, Texas Woman Allegedly Assaulted Over Found $50 Bill
The woman found the bill on the ground but wasn't allowed to leave, and allegedly assaulted, all by employees.
