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It’s not just the state’s electric grid that’s in need of upgrades. Dams, bridges, roads and wastewater systems could “crumble” under the pressure of a growing population.
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The Valley is already medically underserved, and local leaders say a mistake like the recent one at a UT Health clinic could sow more distrust in the health care system.
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The storm forced many Texans to shelter with family or friends at a time when COVID-19 cases were on the decline in Texas.
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Forty percent of Texas nursing homes reported power outages, structure problems to the state.
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Little-known Texas Reliability Entity acted as an independent auditor.
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Sovereign immunity protects governmental agencies from being sued by individuals. In the Panda Power case, the court must decide whether the utility operator qualifies.
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The groups, which organize on Facebook, gave neighbors a way to donate or receive what they needed to ride out the winter storm.
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“Stressor, after stressor, after stressor is just, it’s hurting us psychologically, our immune system.”
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The winter storm caught many Texas families off guard, leaving them with limited access to formula.
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An analyst says he expects the impact to be in the billions but not as big as Hurricane Harvey.