Erin Brockovich’s Texas Data Center War Heats Up With New Watchdog Map
Erin Brockovich launched a crowdsourced map to track AI data‑center projects and community complaints; Texas is the top source of reports, with Sulphur Springs the loudest cluster.
Montgomery County Deputy Busted Over Alleged Snooping In Crime Databases
A Precinct 3 deputy was fired and arrested after officials say he used state and national criminal databases for personal use. Authorities charged the deputy with misuse of official information and placed him in the county jail.
Westpark HOV Ramps Roar Back To Life As Houston Braces For World Cup Traffic
METRO will reopen the Westpark HOV/HOT ramps on June 1, restoring a key Park & Ride access point before World Cup crowds. The ramps will operate during daily peak windows to reduce delays on the Southwest Freeway.
CDC Finds High Hospitalization Rate in West Texas Measles Outbreak
A CDC analysis of the 2025 West Texas measles outbreak found nearly one in five confirmed cases needed hospital care, and most hospitalized patients were unvaccinated children.
Houston Land Boss Takes Big Permian Swing After Wall Street Debut
EagleRock Land priced an IPO and says it will be an "active investor" in the Permian, using 236,000 acres to back water, power and data‑center projects. The company argues its land can unlock infrastructure bottlenecks for operators.












