Houston’s Hidden Salt Cavern Squeeze Could Choke Off AI Power Boom
Gulf Coast salt caverns offer fast gas deliveries, but slow build times and tight economics could leave AI data centers short on reliable backup power.
Justin, Texas Construction Workers and Police Safeguard Two Lost Dogs Found at Treeline Site
Two dogs found at a Justin, Texas construction site have been taken in by the Justin Police Department after workers feared for their safety. The dogs remain unclaimed and are temporarily housed at City Hall.
Willis Winters Park in East Dallas Set for New Fitness Trail and Revamps in Community-Driven Overhaul
Enhancements to Willis Winters Park, formerly known as Randall Park, include a new fitness trail set for early spring completion and planned upgrades to the baseball fields, softball fields, and a playground by 2026.
Another Broken Egg Cracks Open On Lemmon Ave, Shakes Up Uptown Brunch Row
Another Broken Egg Cafe has opened on Lemmon Avenue in Uptown Dallas, taking over a longtime restaurant spot and adding Southern-style brunch to Oak Lawn. The new location is operated locally by Legend Daytime Hospitality.
Alphabet Shells Out $4.75 Billion For Intersect Power To Keep Its AI Servers Lit
Alphabet agreed to buy Intersect Power for $4.75 billion to secure clean energy and speed new data center buildouts, while some Texas and California assets remain independent.
South Oak Cliff’s Championship High Turns Shocking After Player Is Charged In Teammate Shooting
An 18-year-old South Oak Cliff player was arrested after a teammate was shot in the neck at a Southwest Dallas home hours after the team’s state championship. Police say the shooting happened inside a house where teens had gathered following the title game.












