Fort Worth City Council to Decide on $10 Billion Black Mountain Data Center Project
The Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to take final rezoning votes on a proposed $10 billion data center campus on June 23, 2026.
The Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to take final rezoning votes on a proposed $10 billion data center campus on June 23, 2026.
The Houston City Council has approved a $7.5 billion municipal budget that reclassifies residential trash collection as a municipal utility, adds a new monthly fee to water bills, and charges the city's own water system to use public rights of way.
The reservoir providing drinking water to five Texas Panhandle communities has dropped to approximately 6% of capacity, the lowest level documented since the lake began impounding water in the late 1960s.
Lieutenant Isai Huerta, 29, died Sunday after he and two other firefighters were injured while responding to a trailer fire in the 1900 block of South Westcliff Road in Odessa, according to a city of Odessa news release.
Two Central Texas counties have issued local disaster declarations regarding the New World screwworm despite having no confirmed cases within their borders.
One person is dead and nine others are injured following an active shooting in Midland, Texas, on Friday morning that ended with the suspected shooter also dead, according to city officials and the Texas Department of Public Safety.
A Travis County district judge has struck down administrative rules imposed by Attorney General Ken Paxton that required district and county attorneys in the state's largest jurisdictions to submit detailed operational reports.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) board of directors has endorsed a new large-load screening framework that is already reshaping which massive technology infrastructure projects will advance on the state's power grid.
The Midland City Council is scheduled to consider a comprehensive municipal property maintenance code on Tuesday that critics say would grant local code enforcement officers the statutory authority to regulate both the interior and exterior conditions of every building within the city limits.
A proposal for two East Texas counties to jointly study the effects of solar farms, data centers, and high-capacity water wells failed on a tied vote in Smith County Commissioners Court on June 2.