Alexandra Hart | Texas Standard
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SB3 would ban the sale of consumable THC products, but cannabis reform advocates worry it would have far-reaching – and expensive – consequences. -
A report found that solar and wind growth led the trend. -
Electricity demand is increasing with rising temperatures, but it’s still maintenance season for power plants, causing a supply crunch. -
Agriculture, insurance companies likely to be the hardest-hit industries. -
Nikki and Brett Cross recall son Uziyah ‘always wanted to put a smile on your face … and it’s hard because he’s not here to take away these frowns.’ -
The Public Utility Commission chair warns that the grid could be overwhelmed this summer – and more ‘dispatchable generation’ is needed. -
Medical cannabis and penalty reduction are among several marijuana measures in the 88th regular session. -
White Rock Cemetery Garden of Memories is thought to be one of the oldest integrated cemeteries in the state. -
A growing number of teachers in Texas public schools aren’t going through the state’s regular certification process. -
Putting the issue to voters is unlikely to happen given the state’s political landscape. -
Housing inventories are rising, and homes are staying on the market for longer. -
Polling shows a majority of Americans aged 18 to 29 consider themselves “pro-choice.” But that age group historically has low voter turnout rates.
