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The bill, filed by Austin lawmaker Sheryl Cole, was inspired by a fatal shooting on the set of the film "Rust" in New Mexico in 2021. → Read More
Austin's job market remains strong, despite ongoing worries of a looming recession. → Read More
The measure now will be considered by state lawmakers, who could endorse it, revise it or scrap it altogether in favor of something else. → Read More
The chief of the state utility commission said whatever the vote, it will be merely a recommendation to the Legislature. → Read More
Texas justices will decide whether ERCOT, the agency that operates the state's power grid, is a governmental entity with legal immunity. → Read More
State power grid operators have consistently issued demand forecasts that have proved to be too low, raising alarm for some experts. → Read More
Lawmakers let Chapter 313 program die, but Texas shouldn't "unilaterally disarm" when it comes to incentives, they say. → Read More
The job market is still strong, experts say, but some sectors of the area's economy are seeing signs of strain. → Read More
Under most anticipated and 'extreme' conditions, the state's power grid is expected to be able to meet electricity demand this winter. → Read More
Officers had responded to a reported domestic disturbance in the 3000 block of Bradford Park Drive. → Read More
The local unemployment rate is extremely low, but it's also a lagging indicator, meaning it may not reflect the latest economic trends. → Read More
State utility regulators contend the federal analysis contains inaccuracies. → Read More
The local unemployment came in at 2.8% last month and has been below 3.5% for a year now. → Read More
If the economy statewide and nationally slows significantly, experts have said it will take air out of what has been booming local business activity. → Read More
If record-setting heat continues in Texas through the summer, the strain on the state's power grid is likely to continue, experts say. → Read More
With sweltering temperatures expected to drive huge electricity usage, ERCOT is asking Texans to voluntarily conserve from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. → Read More
Texas ratepayers ultimately are on the hook for the added costs of managing the grid with more reserve power built in. → Read More
Six power plants across the state tripped offline Friday afternoon amid anticipated high demand for electricity because of unseasonably hot weather. → Read More
Overall figures are still small locally and statewide, but consumer demand is expected to climb. → Read More
The Austin area is under a winter storm warning. See the latest updates regarding power outages and the condition of ERCOT's power grid. → Read More