In a bust by Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) South Texas Region, in collaboration with other agencies, 13 suspects were arrested in connection with a human smuggling operation.
This month, the U.S. Department of the Interior approved a $25 million grant that will go toward the funding of plugging abandoned oil and gas wells in the State of…
In a recent tweet, Brian Gitt noted that wind energy is not a major contributor to Texas’ grid, despite calls for increased resources for wind energy. He added these thoughts…
In an SEC filing on June 17, Bill Peacock, policy director of the Energy Alliance, brought up his worry about the prospective ESG regulation under consideration by the U.S. Securities…
According to Reuters, on June 27th, 51 immigrants were discovered dead outside San Antonio.
As the rising cost of living around the country becomes the main topic of discussion, many politicians are searching for ways to ease the pain for their constituents. This week,…
Vance Ginn, chief economist of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, is advocating for measures that would provide property tax relief.
Earlier this month, McKinsey published its quarterly five-fifty on the net zero transition.
Austin resident Scott Earl won big on “Wheel of Fortune” and dedicated the win to his late grandmother.
AlertMedia, one of the world’s leading threat intelligence and emergency communications provider, recently named Cheryl Steele to its board of directors.
Popular H-E-B Food and Drug President Scott McClelland announced that he will be stepping down and retiring at the end of the year.
Tellus Equipment Solutions announced last week that they will be expanding their operations with the opening of a new store in Austin, Texas.
Austin Mayor Steve Adler, who is about to enter his last year in office as mayor, reflected on another trying year for the city in a statement.
In what is sure to come as a relief for those seeking to purchase a home in the Austin area, data indicates that the market in the area is finally…
Natiivo Austin, a new home-sharing building unlike any other, has “completely sold out” according to its developers at Pearlstone Partners in Austin and Newgard Development Group in Miami.
The Department of Justice is planning to take Texas to court over its restrictive and controversial abortion law that went into effect on Sept. 1 after the conservative U.S. Supreme…
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