Comanche

North Texans have another opportunity to voice their opinion on an application allowing the Comanche Peak nuclear power plant to keep its reactors online through 2053.

Crossing the dark parking lot outside the Somervell County Expo Center, Susybelle Gosslee barely could see the ground in front of her. The experience left her feeling “vulnerable” — and concerned about why the Nuclear Regulatory Commission didn’t turn on outdoor lights for its Dec. 7 public meeting about the Comanche Peak nuclear power plant in Glen Rose.

Rural hospitals provide emergency and routine care for millions of people in Texas. But over the past few decades, their doors have been closing. The…

Rural hospitals provide emergency and routine care for millions of people in Texas. But over the past few decades, their doors have been closing. The…