State Representative Brooks Landgraf (R-Odessa) has filed a bill that would crack down on criminal rioters while protecting lawful protesters’ constitutional rights.
The largest and oldest power cooperative in Texas is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection citing last month’s winter storm that left millions without power.
Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday that Texas is looking at when it will be able to lift all statewide orders related to the coronavirus pandemic and that an announcement is forthcoming.
Plenty of Texans want to hire plumbers in the wake of February’s crippling winter storm. But part of the problem is that too few Texans want to be plumbers.
Four minutes and 37 seconds is how close ERCOT officials say we came to a statewide blackout last week- a blackout that could have left us in the dark for several weeks.
The Public Utilities Commission of Texas has announced that it will be investigating retail electric providers whose plans caused customers to see unusually high bills in the aftermath of last week’s winter storm.
Rebecca Gartell Rodriguez was on a mission to run nine hundred miles across Texas when a driver killed her in a hit and run on February sixth in West Odessa.
Jay Hendricks was joined by Arturo Rodriguez, director of the El Paso area for Powur Energy, who cleared up misconceptions about solar panels following last week’s winter storm.
Three tanker cars loaded with fuel burst into flames Tuesday morning after an 18-wheeler struck one of the cars at a Central Texas railroad crossing and the flames were so intense evacuations were ordered.
The IRS is giving all Texas residents and businesses an additional two months to file their federal income taxes, citing the deadly winter storm that left millions without power and water.
By Jeremy Schwartz, Kiah Collier and Vianna Davila
In January 2014, power plants owned by Texas’ largest electricity producer buckled under frigid temperatures. Its generators failed more than a dozen times in 12 hours, helping to bring the state’s electric grid to the brink of collapse.
Patrick stopped in Midland on Monday to talk about the Texas Legislature’s plans to address the state’s newest crisis—paying outrageous electric bills.
Residents of Odessa and Ector County are asked to fill out a survey from the Texas Department of Emergency Management to assess the damage caused by the recent winter storm.
