Environmental Showdowns in Texas, State Overrides on Pollution Penalties and Supreme Court Challenge to Nuclear Waste Plans
Texas is embroiled in legal disputes over environmental fines and nuclear waste storage, with state authorities accused of undermining local controls and challenging a radioactive waste storage plan at the Supreme Court.
Marriott Agrees to $3.5 Million Settlement with Texas Over Massive Data Breach, Bolsters Cybersecurity Measures
Marriott International settled for $3.5 million with the Texas Attorney General's Office after a significant data breach exposed personal details of guests. The settlement includes data security overhauls.
Mysterious 100-Foot Geyser Erupts in West Texas Oilfield Amid Health and Environmental Concerns
A mysterious geyser erupting in West Texas has caused health and environmental concerns, coinciding with seismic activity near fracking sites. Authorities investigate the source and potential links to old wells and wastewater injections.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Launches 9th Annual HireAbility Campaign to Boost Disability Employment
Texas Governor Greg Abbott launches the 9th annual Texas HireAbility campaign to support the employment of individuals with disabilities and designates October 2024 as Disability Employment Awareness Month.












