Texas Braces for Summer Energy Crunch, $5 Billion Fund Attracts $39 Billion in Proposals to Bolster Grid Reliability
Texas faces an energy shortfall as summer approaches, prompting proactive investments from the Texas Energy Fund to meet heightened demands and upgrade grid infrastructure.
Governor Greg Abbott Celebrates Economic Growth at World's Largest Buc-ee's Opening in Luling, Texas
Governor Greg Abbott attended the opening of the largest Buc-ee's in Luling, Texas, celebrating its contribution to the economy and local job creation. He praised the company's growth and competitive wages.
East Austin's Beloved Ah Sing Den Closes, Making Way for Filipino Restaurant OKO
East Austin's Ah Sing Den cocktail bar is closing, to be replaced by Filipino restaurant OKO in the fall, a collaboration involving Chef Paul Qui. The bar's current management is offering staff positions in the new venture.
Governor Abbott Highlights Texas' Business-Friendly Environment at NYSE Summit
Governor Greg Abbott promoted the Texas economy at the NYSE Summit, highlighting its pro-business environment, legislative successes including tax cuts, and the creation of the Texas Business Court. He received the NYSE Bull Award for his efforts.
Texas AG Paxton Targets Austin 'Massage Parlor' Suspected of Sexual Solicitation in Statewide Crackdown
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office filed a lawsuit to shut down Sun Spa on Pond Springs Road in Austin, alleging it was a front for sexual solicitation. This is part of a state-wide effort to close illicit massage businesses.
Amid Union Victory, YouTube Music Workers in Austin Abruptly Laid Off After Google, Cognizant End Contract
YouTube Music workers in Austin were laid off after a union win and are claiming retaliation, while Google and Cognizant assert routine business practices, leading to calls for an investigation.












