EnergyIssuesHere’s A Look at What Transpired the Week Texas Blacked Out as ERCOT Investigations Begin
Here's an overview of what's come to light since Texas went dark.
Here's an overview of what's come to light since Texas went dark.
As freshman Democrat Rep. Lizzie Fletcher seeks to fend off Republican Wesley Hunt, a national debate over energy policies looms over the district known as the Energy Capital of the World.
Following his victory in Nevada, Bernie Sanders held a rally in Austin on Sunday where he promised to enact a litany of socialist policies while vowing to defeat President Trump in Texas.
Crenshaw is one of several high-profile Texas congressional members holding town halls over August. He tackled multiple hot button topics Wednesday night in Houston.
Cuellar is facing a Democratic primary challenge as the eight-term incumbent looks to contrast himself from the more progressive wing of his party.
The conservative Texas Public Policy Foundation showcased how San Antonio's desire to enact its Climate Action and Adaptation Plan could have serious consequences for residents' quality of life.
The former Texas congressman stood between more moderate and progressive candidates—both figuratively and literally—trying to find his place among the pack.
A city council vote targeting Chick-fil-A back in late March looks to have factored into Saturday's election results for San Antonio mayor.
Polling shows a majority of San Antonio voters believe climate change is a threat to their community, but most aren't willing to pay more in energy costs.