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Hood County commissioners voted down a second proposed moratorium on large-scale data centers and will ask the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to clarify whether the county has legal authority to impose one.
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The convention center's website said resident input and advocacy encouraged planners to make the building safer for migratory birds.
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Dallas could soon install new electric vehicle charging stations at libraries, recreation centers, and other public facilities after regional officials recommended funding for 10 city-owned sites as part of a federally backed infrastructure program.
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Freezing temperatures and increased demand strained the city’s well system, causing low pressure and outages for some residents.
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Residents in Hood County voiced their disdain for a proposal 2,600 acre data center with hope to function as soon as 2027.
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With AI's rising popularity, Texas has seen tech companies invest millions into data centers. But experts warn the state is not capable of regulating the AI wave.
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According to the lawsuit filed Wednesday, Jeffery Lee Lawson claims he suffered from “burning lungs, shortness of breath, pain in his throat, nausea, dizziness and skin irritation” as a result of the chemical leak.
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The TCEQ is weighing how to implement two new state laws that could tighten oversight of concrete batch plants.
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The tax credits, which could be used by homeowners across the country, are being phased out under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” passed earlier this year by the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Years of budget reductions have left the Texas Commission for Environmental Quality struggling to investigate complaints, with over 1,000 cases stuck in backlog.
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One of three possible routes would border the North Texas park. The project is part of a statewide effort to keep pace with Texas’ rapidly growing energy needs.
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Supporters said Tuesday's vote to incorporate Mitchell Bend — population 600 — was one of their last options to try to control noise pollution coming from the nearby Bitcoin mine.
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The Trump administration's on-again, off-again tariffs are raising the cost of doing business for companies that depend on the port, potentially threatening millions of jobs that depend on its smooth operation.
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The City Council is taking Denton even closer to utilizing more clean energy after unanimously approving two power purchase agreements for battery storage and wind energy to address the city’s rising energy demand.