Texans asked to conserve energy as freeze continues Jan. 16
Officials anticipate high demand for electricity from 6-9 a.m. Jan. 16 as Texans return to work and school. Conservation is voluntary and this is not an emergency alert.
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Officials anticipate high demand for electricity from 6-9 a.m. Jan. 16 as Texans return to work and school. Conservation is voluntary and this is not an emergency alert.
Read MoreTexas’ power grid is “better prepared than ever” for the first cold front of 2024, state officials said. Residents should contact their local utility providers if power outages occur.
Read MoreWith the new year comes new Texas laws. From tax exemptions to a ban on diversity offices at public universities, here is a look at several new state laws that took effect on New Year’s Day.
Read MoreGrowing rifts within the Texas Legislature were apparent as lawmakers struggled to adopt policies pushed by Gov. Greg Abbott and other top Texas Republicans.
Read MoreThe Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating the accident. … Edwin Bath Killed in Sugar Land Two-Vehicle Crash on U.S…. read more.
Read More6, 2023 in Missouri City. Fort Bend Austin beat Hightower 26-23.Karen Warren/Staff photographer. The Fort Bend Austin Bulldogs passed another big …
Read MoreSUGAR LAND — Fort Bend Austin girls basketball coach LaQueisha Dickerson recalls the great Dawn Staley when discussing her No. 7 state-ranked …
Read MoreEsther Ibanez Injured in Alleged Drunk Driver Accident in Sugar Land, TX. Fort Bend County, TX — July 22, 2023, Esther Ibanez was injured as the …
Read MoreAhead of the Jan 1. Sugar Bowl, where the Texas Longhorns will face off against the Washington Huskies, some Black leaders have once again called …
Read MoreGov. Greg Abbott signed a new law Dec. 18 that will allow Texas to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants. The suit argues the law violates the federal government’s immigration authority.
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